aroch

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931.
by aroch 13y ago
I could probably whack something together, but what specifically were you wondering about?
932.
by aroch 13y ago
I make, on average, 40K requests a month which is like $2 while my storage costs are ~$22. At the low end you'll be paying what seems like a lot for requests but as things scale your requests costs become a much smaller percentage. Yo
933.
by aroch 13y ago
It's a separate backup vault in Arq that's maintained by clean OS install + my essential documents, dotfiles, and an encrypted PII volume with scans of passport/SSC/Drivers license/Birth certificate. It's all
934.
by aroch 13y ago
I like it quite a bit, Arq is my "backup of last resort" and what I use for provision new macs if they're not with me. I have daily/weekly/monthly local backups and semi-local, bi-weekly backups (stored offsite or
935.
by aroch 13y ago
Here's my last bill: $0.010 per GB / month - Storage 2112.146 GB-Mo 21.12 $0.050 per 1,000 Requests 40,447 Requests 2.02 My last "restoration" was actually setting up a new iMac at a remote site involve
936.
by aroch 13y ago
I use Arq[1] on my macs and it does the same thing but handles all the "complicated" bits that I'd rather be programmatically dealt with. I have 6 macs, about 2TB of backups in Glacier and a ~20GB "system image" ba
937.
by aroch 13y ago
I feel as if half of Chrome "winning" is Google shoving it down everyone's throat across all their properties. Google.com: Internet feeling slow, use Chrome! CHROME! GET CHROME! CHROME MAKES YOUR DIALUP FEEL LIKE FIBER!!!!!!
938.
by aroch 13y ago
And this is why I learned long ago how to defeat licensing myself rather than let someone else do it for me. Also why I use an active firewall.
939.
by aroch 13y ago
Sometimes when I need a quick break at work, I'll pull up a fly-over in the Maps app and wander through a city. It is relaxing and pretty nifty.
940.
by aroch 13y ago
Docker uses LXC which supports memory and CPU limits
941.
by aroch 13y ago
VPN should be TCP over UDP (at least OVPN is)
942.
by aroch 13y ago
I have fond memories of the old PSP hacking scene and working on TIFF based exploits with DarkAlex, Booster and a couple others. It was really my first exposure to "hacking" and was fantastic
943.
by aroch 13y ago
You're not "installing" if you just run it from the DMG, so your point is moot
944.
by aroch 13y ago
Actually everything says you can't do that with a zip. Custom background images and layouts are folder properties not supported by a zipped directory (or really any directory that isn't a DMG's top-level dir)
945.
by aroch 13y ago
> • Mounting and verification of DMG is slow (Zip CRC and Developer ID signatures give you verification too). It takes a few seconds, hardly that much slower than opening a zip >• "Nothing happens" after clicking DMG — user
946.
by aroch 13y ago
You'd probably have better results if you didn't use the crappy $8 batteries...
947.
by aroch 13y ago
I don't know, my xcode builds 'release' builds directly into a customized DMG that has background / README / some extras + layout all set.
948.
by aroch 13y ago
Here's the thing, I would only give arkOS a good look if it were available for other architectures/devices (mainly AWS or other VPS). While I have a few rPi's around for hacking I refuse to host something like email, owncl
949.
by aroch 13y ago
Others are recommending resetting the PRAM but this can wipe the device if done incorrectly Uh, what? Resetting your PRAM requires you to press and hold a key combo[1], there is no key combo that would result in a device wipe [1
950.
CIRCLean - check the contents of an untrusted USB stick with a raspberryPI(circl.lu)
2 points by aroch 13y ago|0 comments
951.
by aroch 13y ago
Last I checked your phone number wasn't sensitive information nor does it particularly matter if MITM'd or altered along the way
952.
by aroch 13y ago
>note it was in reference to a different bundle of patents Then it is isn't relevant here. Also, the irony of using an involved party's statement when complaining about "spin" is palpable
953.
by aroch 13y ago
I don't think it's pretty obvious when you cite the blog for a company involved. Google's been fairly cavalier in infringing some patents (Regardless of whether their good patents, Google knew they were infringing). It shou
954.
by aroch 13y ago
>Google has not done this, Microsoft and Apple have. Google's Motorola Mobility has sued others based on patents in their portfolio.
955.
by aroch 13y ago
You make it sound like they blew through a massive stock of them because of demand. More than likely they blew through Google's standard, lackluster supply which is hardly surprising. Google's ability to properly sell physical h
956.
by aroch 13y ago
Hugely anticipated only in the tech world...No one else really gives a shit -- as seen by the Nexus 4 sales numbers after more than year (3mil units)
957.
by aroch 13y ago
>There's the privilege to not be raped. Now if only it weren't for the fact that the majority of rapes are institutional, ie. in prison, and are committed by women against women. Or the fact that rape laws have been shaped by
958.
by aroch 13y ago
No, you really don't get to sling this kind of bullshit around. > If you believe that modern western cultures are not gender biased and this state of affairs is worth preserving, then you are a feminist! You can't deny it becau
959.
by aroch 13y ago
I can see it now: "We've determined that your startup has violated, uh, our integrity clause so we're holding your IP while we decide what to do about your violation"
960.
by aroch 13y ago
>That doesn't mean that feminists hate men, white or otherwise, anymore than men hate women as a class of people. That's a nice false equivalence you've got there. >However, white men have a lot of cultural privilege Oh

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