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ailideex
7y ago
Another alternative find /etc/ -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type f \ -printf '%s:%T@:%p\000' \ | sort -z -t: -k1,1g \ | sed -E -z 's/^[0-9]+:[0-9.]+://g' \ | tr '\000' &
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ailideex
7y ago
Linux is incredibly simple compared to Windows once you actually your computer as a computer instead of as a really poorly made gaming console.
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ailideex
7y ago
matrix.org is almost unusable as it stands. I really would love to recommend it to people but as it stands it just is not an option.
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ailideex
7y ago
I know many people that are well aware that google has access to their emails, all of them still use gmail. not sure who these people who usually choose privacy but I have yet to meet them.
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ailideex
7y ago
WhatsApp is certainly not the least tolerable of all the dumpster fires that are the IM apps that exist today. I really like the ideas behind matrix.org but that is a dumpster fire of epic proportion.
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ailideex
7y ago
> In some ways, that mindset comes from a place of privilege. Would be hard pressed to do that as I don't come from a place of privilege. Check your assumptions.
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ailideex
7y ago
> I can confirm from my own experience that when you worry about not being able to pay rent and all the bills, it's very difficult to be productive, much less in a job that requires any kind of focus or creative thinking. Who was pa
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ailideex
7y ago
And yet this will prevent exactly 0 lawsuits.
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ailideex
7y ago
Twitter is basically like a digital swewer outlet right into your computer and phone, getting that raw digital sewage from the source. Brilliant invention.
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ailideex
7y ago
What do you think the US government would have to demand from private industry to do build in the time frame that Thunder God Mountain was built?
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ailideex
7y ago
True even in Norway and China.
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ailideex
7y ago
Kills 50+ what?
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7y ago
> Thunder God Mountain may not have been possible in the US What would you say would be the biggest impediment here? I would think actually that just government regulation in and of itself would prevent any private company from achieving
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ailideex
7y ago
Good luck convincing China to impose a carbon tax.
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ailideex
7y ago
I'm not sure that you being convinced by someone who doesn't even understand that it was not hackerone that found the vulnerabilities says much about PCI-DSS
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ailideex
7y ago
Can you remind me again why hackerone is relevant here? Who claimed where that they performed a PCI DSS external scan that failed?
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ailideex
7y ago
We read the page, and even if your claim holds, it is still irrelevant because whatever you quoted is not the same as being a PCI-DSS approved scanning vendor. And even if it was, HackerOne did not perform any scans. HackerOne offering PCI-
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ailideex
7y ago
What is their certificate number?
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ailideex
7y ago
> HackerOne states they are a PCI-DSS auditor approved organization Not anywhere on the page you linked. And a "PCI-DSS auditor approved organization" is not a "PCI-DSS approved scanning vendor" which if they were you
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7y ago
> PCI DSS requirements specify that companies have 30 days to refute or remediate externally reported issues [1]. If they don’t respond or fix some of these issues, then PayPal will no longer be compliant and all credit card companies wi
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ailideex
7y ago
I also use it, but it is quite buggy and not quite enough. Luckily xfce is now available for RHEL8 via EPEL.
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ailideex
7y ago
VS is decent at debugging if it does not fall apart in the process - which for me happens more often than not. So not really useful.
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ailideex
7y ago
I would think there is a lot less to learn with vi than with Visual Studio.
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ailideex
7y ago
I googled it. I did not know vi before that, and now I use vim as my main editor for code.
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7y ago
> It's simply not possible to learn vi by just using vi. I did. I learnt vi when I was told go fix this file on that computer, you have ssh, x forwarding won't work because you have 3 hops (embedded devices that won't allo
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7y ago
Maybe a bit unrelated, I got used to Windows 2000, then window XP, then Gnome 2, then Gnome 3 came. So I stuck with Gnome 2, then moved to XFCE, and now with RHEL 8 I had to use Gnome 3 because there were no other options. Gnome 3 is an abs
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7y ago
I think it would be wonderful if people abandon Windows for alternatives but that won't happen. People are somehow utterly enthralled by that crapware.
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Bloomberg debate video would violate Twitters deepfake policy but not Facebooks
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I think any AndroidOne phone should. A major issue for me is that there is almost no Android phone that is not quite bad. I had a Nokia 7 Plus which ran AnroidOne and it was probably one of the worst phones I ever had. I bought a Samsung af
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7y ago
Wish this was true, but I doubt it.
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