adriancr

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by adriancr 6y ago
What I've done in the past and worked is as follows - learn from others what they are doing and why . It may look inefficient but there may be good reasons. - document everything / make sure your understanding is correct and othe
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by adriancr 6y ago
> And I agree with the topic, better 2 people somewhat immune "now" than half with the full vaccine immunity. the 90%+ effectiveness is only with 2 does, who knows how long and if it works with only one dose... it's likely
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by adriancr 6y ago
DFS is usually disabled and you have options to enable it via "I am outdoors" flag. Guess how many people enable it.
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by adriancr 6y ago
If companies such as these do not exist or are killed then the employees you mention will have a hard existing. Sure there are self taught people but a lot learn on the job. If companies are killed off then investments will be harder to com
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by adriancr 6y ago
Thing is boeing made incredibly bad decisions that should have been avoided given current rules and procedures. That was only done due to concern for profits and not due to any engineering flaws. (MCAS existing in the first place, it didnt
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by adriancr 6y ago
I'd wager a guess that you set up some weird 'expression'? coupled with some bug in the IAM service, maybe some stale resources that you were deleting at the same time? I'd then assume once expression is evaluated the se
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by adriancr 6y ago
Media should not be controlled by large entities but you can't say free speech for documentary producers but not for owners. Deciding not to continue the documentary is Apple's right to free speech. If anything you can push for le
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by adriancr 6y ago
The thing about treating people like interchangeable parts and optimizing for low wages is you also get low skilled people / compromise. (low CoL but why stop there, why not look for cheaper people) Low skilled people will slow things
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by adriancr 6y ago
That is a study of existing vaccines based on existing practices (which result in astrazeneca's 70% effective vaccine) BioNTech is a different vaccine type, hence effectiveness and fact that both moderna and pfizer license it. The fact
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by adriancr 6y ago
> Finding the actual vaccine candidates is the cheap part. Do you have any sources on that?
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by adriancr 6y ago
Please read your own articles before posting. Your article it states clearly what the funding was for: > The goal of the initiative is the expansion of vaccine development and manufacturing capabilities in Germany, as well as the expansi
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by adriancr 6y ago
> to Support COVID-19 Vaccine Program BNT162 Emphasis on support That doesn't mean the sum is equivalent to the full R&D cost or that the company actually agreed to give the IP developed. Most likely they could have developed
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by adriancr 6y ago
I read the script and see if I like what I see. As example: https://sh.rustup.rs It's really easy to read and useful to understand what it does. If it's too obfuscated and I can't understand it I don't run it
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by adriancr 6y ago
why would they do that when they can run a script from halfway around the world and take profit without getting caught? I'm thinking ransomware attacks, bitcoin mining farms set up on AWS accounts after stealing keys / racking up
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by adriancr 6y ago
Quick note - I've had this happen to me. - browser crash - I reload last website - crash again - I know that site has an exploit - so I try curl to get the payload - it's no longer there. - I set up wireshark - open up in browser
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by adriancr 6y ago
I would never pipe something to bash. Always download, inspect, run. (maybe even backup if something strange happens)
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by adriancr 6y ago
We are talking on an article that highlights a major flaw of curl|bash. The website owner can determine if you are just downloading to investigate script or if you are downloading and running. In the last scenario the owner can decide to gi
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by adriancr 6y ago
and those package managers need to have security built into them as well.
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by adriancr 6y ago
> 1. Not all package managers come with signing keys or actually check them. Seems like a very big problem with those package manager... Ubuntu as far as I'm aware does proper signing. (as any sane distro and hell, microsoft too) I
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by adriancr 6y ago
curl|bash allow personalized attacks... If for example you have an IP address from a certain company. (if you have access to ad targeting data you can refine a lot further - just remember web site visits from an IP and match them to IP from
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by adriancr 6y ago
that's why you download and inspect the script first. and you run the downloaded script, never curl|bash
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by adriancr 6y ago
That's probably why you should: - download the bash script - inspect the script / add a 'set -x' for tracing - then run (the downloaded script) with log output somewhere.
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by adriancr 6y ago
Your link says otherwise. These would make it completely unusable... I'm not sure what they were even testing... > First of all, there is no video or sound driver, so we were stuck with a maximum resolution of 1024 x 768. The networ
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by adriancr 6y ago
If I use a pihole then Samsung TVs will use 8.8.8.8 as backup (even if not configured) I had to firewall all dns requests as well... I assume in the future they will put DNS over https and it will be harder to block - at which point a Linux
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by adriancr 6y ago
I meant for all their 'investments' in smart people, where is their technology, also where are those people now that they can actually leave the country? I am aware Russia is still around and needs to be dealt with... I grew up in
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by adriancr 6y ago
Both sides have considerable power. Keep in mind that the Chinese benefited from a US policy designed to help due to US interest in sidelining the USSR. That help is gradually being replaced with the hostility reserved before for the USSR.
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Using your comparison, look where the Soviets are now...
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by adriancr 6y ago
Depends if you need to move to China or not, working in the US for China is likely still going to be restricted.
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by adriancr 6y ago
Depends how hard the US will enforce the restrictions. A group breaking out of ASML would still need a company, is that company going to be in the EU, Japan, US?, if so, restrictions still apply. I'm not sure people will like moving to
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by adriancr 6y ago
You can get the same corruption on ssds if power draw is more then pi allows or if power goes down. With an SSD you are increasing power consumption on USB which is limited to around 1.2A or however much power supply allows. Note: I havent

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