Vendan

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by Vendan 11y ago
Maybe try a certified letter first? Also, they don't require YOU to ack, they require SOMEONE to ack, as I don't see anywhere where they actually have the "acker" verify that they are the account holder. I wonder if th
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by Vendan 11y ago
Using a shitty technique to do something arguably "good" does not make the shitty technique "good"
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by Vendan 11y ago
God, I pay that much for a 20/5 from TWC...
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by Vendan 11y ago
Linode only counts download towards the data transfer, so you can pump 2TB through, as they only count the data one time, as it's heading out of the VPS.
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by Vendan 11y ago
It varies. If you are in an area with actual competition, they try harder. Where I live, it's crappy TWC 20/5 or so for $60 a month, or a selection of DSL providers offering everything from 5/1 to 0.5 megabits per second fo
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by Vendan 11y ago
It may have changed recently, but as of about a year ago, a TeamPass installation on a corporate network was my ticket as a pen tester to go from plugging into the network to domain admin in 4 hours. Not the best of signs.
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by Vendan 11y ago
as an easier to use alternative to ipfs, look into syncthing
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by Vendan 11y ago
Interestingly Brainfuck has a use, though it is an obscure one. It's proven to be turing complete, and has a rather trivial set of instructions and rules. If you can write an interpreter for it in another language, you prove that lan
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by Vendan 11y ago
lol, hilarious how the site is still up and using the exact same name and everything. Doesn't seem like they actually "confiscated it". Also, using a trademark however you want and using a physical object that you own howev
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by Vendan 11y ago
It doesn't. The drm needs it as a very simple way to tell the chip inside that you've paid for it. SD cards can be trivially bit-banged from almost any processor, unlike other protocols such as USB.
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by Vendan 11y ago
Note that Syncthing just put out relay support, so you don't have to poke holes in firewall if you don't want to, and your data is still secure, as the relay server just relays the encrypted stream. In the (roughly) week since th
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by Vendan 11y ago
It may just be that my cars are old, but the dealerships don't have parts for them. On the other hand, there's 3 auto part shops less then 10 minutes from me that have the various parts I've needed on hand and ready to go.
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by Vendan 11y ago
well, logging is now handled, so that's fun :)
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by Vendan 11y ago
check out https://github.com/andyleap/srvbot . Still needs to do real time handling, but you can run commands on multiple servers and optionally receive output
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by Vendan 11y ago
heh, I use my linode to run a minecraft server, and, as it's often just me and a friend or 2, rarely use more then 50~100gb of the 3tb they give me. Would 1 instance worth of bandwidth be worth it? Another thing to consider, you'
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by Vendan 11y ago
False, git can do both. Run a git gc and check those files again. Chances are, many of your loose object files are missing, but everything still works
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by Vendan 11y ago
Except it is. Just cause github does pull requests differently doesn't mean you can't do pull requests in pure git. Remember, git came before github.
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by Vendan 11y ago
It does, if you have a plex pass
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by Vendan 11y ago
gofmt works freaking beautifully for this though. Sure, if I tried to do it myself, I'd screw it up. That's why I don't do things that the computer can do better, easier, faster then I can. I just hit save, and my editor r
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by Vendan 11y ago
I am vastly in favor of hard tabs, as it doesn't enforce tab size. Question, why do you say that the standardize on tabs as 8 spaces? I've done all my golang programming with 4 tab spaces.
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by Vendan 11y ago
Quite legit really. I was unable to read the article on mobile, despite the fact that it had a "responsive design", because of a sidebar covering the left side of the article. I hate how the new standard for "mobile friendl
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by Vendan 11y ago
Utter crap on mobile. There's a side "share" panel that covers the left side of the article with no apparent way to remove it.
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by Vendan 11y ago
how about this, as an alternative to going down the route of secure loaders and such. The firmware that's written to the chip is padded out to (sizeof(flash)-X) with cryptographicly secure random bytes, where X is the size of a crypto
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by Vendan 11y ago
meh, that seems like a protection against physical access, if all else is done correctly, and you are screwed at that point. In other news, I just placed an order for the parts for my prototype, so I'll be putting that together this we
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by Vendan 11y ago
heh, I'm interested too, what kinda hardware would you use?
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by Vendan 11y ago
heh, I could build a prototype for $40~$50 or so, maybe we need to start a kickstarter
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by Vendan 11y ago
Just make something like a usb Rubber Ducky with a couple buttons and a screen. Plug it in, scroll to password, hit "type it", and it types it in. Could probably make one for about $40. Arduino Leonardo, LCD Shield, and the leo
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by Vendan 11y ago
A page fault is going to cost way way more then 1000 cycles, it's going to be, at bare minimum(for major faults), your storage medium's read latency, so 100 microseconds or more. I'd think in many circumstances hitting a 3.3
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by Vendan 11y ago
Just saying, page-faults are at least 2 orders of magnitude slower then this has the potential to be, though I would be interested in a version that wouldn't erase on power up. I bet someone could write something for linux that would
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by Vendan 11y ago
From what I've seen in a quick 5 minutes of googling, 100+ microseconds of read latency in an SSD is considered good/amazing. They listed the "Memory Channel Storage", a different, though similar tech to the one being i

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