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by beardog 3y ago
You can also make your profile readme executable scripts, since shell scripts can be more or less valid markdown. See mine: https://github.com/egosown
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by beardog 4y ago
Because the war in ukraine has hurt russian businesses
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by beardog 4y ago
It is useful for IT staff especially on big properties or when working remote since we don't have to wait for a user to wake up a machine for us or go there ourselves, as long as one on the lan is reachable. I did this in 2022.
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by beardog 4y ago
I'm shocked that Putin seems to never use the internet or a phone. That indicates he feels he can trust his inner circle to feed him correct information. Russia may be more politically stable than one might assume.
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by beardog 4y ago
> Most of us are self-aware that I'm not that important to be specifically targeted. Of course, not in the sense that the FBI, Wagner Group, or the boogy man are going after you today (but you never know what the future holds) - how
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by beardog 4y ago
Thank you for all your efforts!
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by beardog 4y ago
A good way to combat abuse is to not feed the trolls, don't engage beyond a warning or two, simply delete and definitely don't argue publicly.
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by beardog 4y ago
It is also just not caring. In the US the largest voter bloc is non-voter most of the time, even in presidential elections, with primaries and midterms skewing even worse. It is better in Germany though, but not vastly so.
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by beardog 4y ago
>Can't figure out why folks in Suburbia with one or two kids would choose an SUV. I much prefer my Subaru, but it's mostly relegated to date nights at this point in my life. Station wagons and minivans are being shelved by auto
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by beardog 4y ago
If you trust that the secure erase part of the firmware functions properly. There was work in the last 5 years to let the OS (at least Linux) do most of the SSD controller functionality which I think would be helpful if it caught on.
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by beardog 4y ago
Indeed, you could say the same about cars and plumbing too (with some variation in %). People tend to think younger people are automatically 'good at computers' though.
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by beardog 4y ago
Likewise Gen Z and Alpha are not very technical. Many teens and 20 somethings have a hard time with seemingly basic tasks like finding files. As a 20 something myself, my public school did not offer any 'technical' courses beyond
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by beardog 4y ago
It is also very helpful to enable captions. He does not speak in his videos but he adds detailed captioning to describe what he is doing.
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by beardog 4y ago
What do you mean by transparent? If you mean that a VPN can see you are using Tor and when, sure, but I'm not aware of circumstances where that would matter.
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by beardog 4y ago
>Additionally, servers typically can have multiple HTTP services running in parallel and since you obviously can’t run two separate servers on the same port, Actually you can bind to the same port on different addresses. For loopback you
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by beardog 4y ago
When people say reverse proxy they usually mean using nginx/etc to forward traffic to a normal service listening on a port, in that case you still need an open port. In Tunnelmole your "server" establishes long lived outbound
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by beardog 4y ago
Huh, I would think ads and all the merchandise they sell would be enough.
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by beardog 4y ago
You can export photos as html tables from GIMP for some reason too, example: https://chaoswebs.net/pepe/
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by beardog 4y ago
In the early days, YouTube had a 5 star rating system which I think is better than a binary like/dislike. You also could customize your channel more including custom backgrounds.
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by beardog 4y ago
OpenAI's privacy policy makes this a no go for me. DDG's privacy policy claims they do not log IP addresses, where as OpenAI collects info such as your phone number and logs your IP. Privacy policies are only somewhat better than
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by beardog 4y ago
Next 50-100 years: Fully Homomorphic encryption if improved could allow for private cloud computing or really neat p2p networks. Many diseases will become curable and some may be eradicated from the developed world or entirely Next 100+ yea
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by beardog 4y ago
If no software auto updated by default the world would have way worse botnet issues.
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by beardog 4y ago
It appears to not be known for sure as of 2019 if dogs are a main host or not. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-02921-w
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by beardog 4y ago
I was thinking it was comparable to CPR/first aid instructions from 911 calls however seafaring is inherently more risky...
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by beardog 4y ago
>“We got done and they were like, ‘OK, roger that, Captain,’ and I was waiting for them to say to go find them, but of course they can’t tell you to do that, so we were just like, ‘OK. We’ll go find him.’” Why can't the coast guard
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by beardog 4y ago
Seems long winters being the norm died in the 80s
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by beardog 4y ago
Verifiable lotteries and time stamping are the use cases I am aware of.
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by beardog 4y ago
It improved since launch (much less bugs, NPCs added, less PvP focus). I liked the story and exploring the world but I find the combat to be too grindy compared to 3/4/New Vegas. I also don't like there is no way from the UI
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by beardog 4y ago
Is this the metaverse?
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by beardog 4y ago
If your values don't need to be secret, you can use the latest bitcoin header.[1] Similar to centralized random beacons like the NIST[2] and Chile beacons. 1: https://eprint.iacr.org/2015/1015.pdf 2: https:/

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