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by badrabbit 6y ago
I hate this so much, if you are posting a question in a q&a forum like stackoverflow, this rule makes perfect sense. But in a conversation it is perfectly normal to gauge interest or ask if is ok to ask a question hoping you will be di
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by badrabbit 6y ago
You don't always need a shebang if it is marked as executable,is this a cosmetic conformity thing?
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by badrabbit 6y ago
Not sure, but in a good vs evil story I think it does. I naturally assumed due to the implucation of an antagonist a protagonist always meant the subject of the conflict (every plot has a conflict they say). But you might be right, I can se
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by badrabbit 6y ago
If you think the law is bad, that is what they are?
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by badrabbit 6y ago
I disagree, people that download .py files also tend to use pip and REPL. I can easily imagine looking at some example code, download it to view in a text editor without paying too much attention to it and after a long while run 'pyth
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by badrabbit 6y ago
Are you saying it's not an issue or are you claiming it is not a national security concern?
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by badrabbit 6y ago
I dunno guys, I think we cabn prepend blockchain to anything like "blockhain sex". But seriously, wish blockchain was replaced by zsnarks as a hype term. Zsnark sex for everyone! (Just kidding, hope humor is allowed)
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Hardening Windows 10 with zero-day exploit mitigations (2017)(microsoft.com)
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by badrabbit 6y ago
Hmm...She!
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by badrabbit 6y ago
They?
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by badrabbit 6y ago
Are there other foundations like mozilla we can donate to? For initiatives that are in the interest of the public? The Apache foundation is all I can think of but they focus on corporate use projects.
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by badrabbit 6y ago
Starlink+Drones. People using apps like cashapp to ditch traditional banks leading to loans and other financial activity to be done over these newer apps.
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by badrabbit 6y ago
Wildlife and objects can't give consent. We are talking ethics not law. The law allows a lot of unethical things. But if it were a law a lot would be determined by precedent , but some framework to criminally prosecute individuap and
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by badrabbit 6y ago
I don't care what the stores need, I am paying for goods and services with money, period. They can rearrange products or do whatever else they need to do after asking people for consent. Funny thing, most people will let you do a lot i
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by badrabbit 6y ago
You are telling me how things are, I stated how they should be. A criminal should give their consent if it is information otherwise considered private. A simple count of crimes by the police is implied. You draw the line when identifying in
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by badrabbit 6y ago
Without explicit consent? Yes. When you visit a website or a brick and mortar store, outside of security monitoring most reasonable people have no accepted expectation of their activity being monitored and analyzed for purposes unrelated to
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by badrabbit 6y ago
Is slow* Very painfully so. I also have 5 pinned tabs on a windows computer with 4GB ram,no other apps running. It comes tona crawl and needs to be rebooted every few days. Don't get me started on work related apps, try opening up half
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by badrabbit 6y ago
Just vaguely remembered stories from people at a community college course I attended a few years ago, some were trying to do more after a CS degree.
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by badrabbit 6y ago
A late 30s guy with a CS degree and no experience will get far less than the median entry level. I think having sufficient social services and interest free tuition assistance for working adults would help a lot.
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by badrabbit 6y ago
When you do it part time, it takes much more than 4 years. Interest accumulates over time too. I knew a guy with a CS degree that couldn't get a job 5 years after too. Even if you do get work with only CS it won't pay as much as
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by badrabbit 6y ago
If you don't mind my asking, where is 'here'? In the US if you get a Bachelors at 30 you'll probably be paying for it until late 50's or 60's
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by badrabbit 6y ago
I call b.s. on that. Edge does actively check and scrape data from other browsers so it knows it isn't the last or default browser. You don't need a browser to use a windows workstation with pre-installed productivity apps. You m
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by badrabbit 6y ago
Why not both?
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by badrabbit 6y ago
Or gpg
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by badrabbit 6y ago
No strings attached includes substance abuse and criminal activity. No strings. They get a roof over their head anyways. I mean you'd think people would be excited about homeless people pooping in their free housing instead of on the s
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by badrabbit 6y ago
A discussion about osquery is incomplete without mentioning Kolide fleet: https://www.kolide.com/fleet/
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by badrabbit 6y ago
See,people say that and I am sure some if it is mental illness but in my experience most are stuck. Too many catch 22's. You need a phone, a car, clean clothes, a shower,etc... Mental illness itself is exasperated by not having a home
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by badrabbit 6y ago
And it's cheaper! 35% is a lot. That figure will likely be a lot higher given the lack of safetynets in the US already that result in homelessness.
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by badrabbit 6y ago
You're absolutley wrong, various studies have been done that prove not only does no strings attached housing reduce homelesness, it is cheaper than having shelters and other economic costs. Finland is already doing this: https:/&
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by badrabbit 6y ago
These are not impossible problems. They are fixable and we need to agree on the root cause before we can talk about solutions.

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