WatchDog

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by WatchDog 6y ago
It's not massively subjective. FTA: > They gathered a group of police officers and students to rate the attractiveness of over 2000 criminals. A scale of 1 - 5 was used and their ratings were mostly similar.
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by WatchDog 6y ago
They looked pretty harmless to me, although I suspect future landings will have a larger coast guard presence.
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by WatchDog 6y ago
Given how far away the camera is, it's hard to tell how close the boats really are to the capsule.
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by WatchDog 6y ago
In what way is this push for group identity based discrimination temporary? If anything it seems to be growing in scope and prevalence. Take for example, the New York times calling to end blind orchestra auditions, and take race into accoun
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by WatchDog 6y ago
More likely for your google account to get suspended than for them to make a product change.
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by WatchDog 6y ago
Maven central will let you sign artifacts with any published key you like, but one thing you can do in theory, is verify that new releases are signed by the same key as a known good release. I am not aware of anyone actually doing this t
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by WatchDog 6y ago
Seems like amazon has long been transitioning spot instances away from being a method of efficiently utilizing excess capacity, towards being a discounted service for less risk-averse businesses(businesses that can accept the risk of their
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by WatchDog 6y ago
Perhaps the admin dashboard allows support staff to reset emails/passwords, and they simply logged in as the users to tweet.
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by WatchDog 6y ago
For someone that doesn't understand twitter, what does that mean?
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by WatchDog 6y ago
Wireless edge infrastructure is probably a higher value target than FTTC cabinet infra. You don't need lateral movement within the network to access it/enter your backdoor, it can provide you location information of people near
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by WatchDog 6y ago
That's really sad. Grant seemed like such a genuine, kind-hearted intelligent dude. My condolences to his family.
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by WatchDog 6y ago
My understanding of ASIC production, is that new circuit designs are capital intensive, they require masks to be produced and machines to be configured for the given pattern. Are older processes more automated? Can the 130nm production line
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by WatchDog 6y ago
Simple applications that don't use reflection are pretty easy to compile with graal native image. You absolutely don't need to use a framework like micronaut. You do however need to understand what libraries you are using, and i
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by WatchDog 6y ago
I would argue that typical desktop linux distros are as difficult if not more to secure than desktop windows. It's hard to keep track of the current state of things, but issues that come to mind are, all of the design issues with X, su
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by WatchDog 6y ago
I think you are overestimating the resilience of TCP, yes it will probably eventually renegotiate, but you create a horrible user experience. Have a read of some of the cloudflare engineering blogs, they give some sense of the technical cha
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by WatchDog 6y ago
It's extremely frustrating being someone left leaning that believes in the principals of free speech. It seems like all of the alternatives to the censored platforms, are naturally majority populated by the right. This polarizing effec
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by WatchDog 6y ago
Running any connection/TCP based service on an anycast IP seems to require a large and effective network operations team. Dealing with BGP route flapping, single connection traffic being split between different servers, is a difficult
648.
by WatchDog 6y ago
You are probably safe with your setup, but be aware that windows has peer-to-peer update functionality, so if another more up-to-date windows installation gets within reach of your benchmarking machines, it could potentially update them.
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by WatchDog 6y ago
This proposal requires TCP.
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by WatchDog 6y ago
It seems crystal is single threaded by default. Although you can configure it to use more threads. https://crystal-lang.org/2019/09/06/parallelism-in-crystal.h...
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by WatchDog 6y ago
I vehemently disagree. This hysterical scramble to label everything as racist regardless of merit, and suffocate any rational discussion of issues, is tearing the fabric of society apart, and only serves to dilute the message against poli
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by WatchDog 6y ago
> Networking takes by far the longest time to get ready. The main reason is that Ethernet auto-negotiation takes a significant amount of time, about 1 to 3 seconds. Is this a fundamental limitation of how auto-negotiation works? Is the
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by WatchDog 6y ago
If you want a bit more control over your monitor resolutions on macOS, I recommend RDM[0]. It lets you change a few settings around DPI and refresh rate, that arent otherwise available via the regular UI. Not all desired modes will work, it
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by WatchDog 6y ago
It's different because they put that code editor in the lambda console, and some people actually use it. I've built a lot of lambda apps and never used it, pretty much everything I do requires dependencies.
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by WatchDog 6y ago
This has been a fairly obvious service that has been missing for a while, nice to see them provide a solution. Most dependency management tools have some kind of hacky support for using S3 directly. Full fledged artifact management tools li
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by WatchDog 6y ago
I have found most Idea performance issues are either, configured Java heap space, or indexing of project files that could be ignored. The default memory settings are generally pretty conservative, some larger projects run into issues imme
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by WatchDog 6y ago
Gradle might not be perfect, but it's so much better than anything else I've used. Simple builds have simple config. Doing more complicated things means you need to learn how the tool works, and that can certainly take some time
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by WatchDog 6y ago
Build a platform based on open source systems like openstack and k8s?
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by WatchDog 6y ago
Probably the majority of macOS CI/CD use cases are materially beneficial to apple. Most people just want to automate building software for macOS/iOS. Making it easy to produce software for their products, just strengthens thei
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by WatchDog 6y ago
If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?

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