bigp3t3

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by bigp3t3 4mo ago
Tragedy of the commons, re-framed
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by bigp3t3 5mo ago
From Google's GTIG report: https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/threat-intelligence/ai-... "Although we do not believe Gemini was used, based on the structure and content of these exploits, we have
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by bigp3t3 1y ago
I'd set that up the second it becomes available if it were a standard protocol. Just went through setting up internal certs on my switches -- it was a chore to say the least! With a Cert Template on our internal CA (windows), at least
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by bigp3t3 2y ago
Custom firmware and USB hubs? Valid threat. I would allow reputable vendors though. I help define the policies at my current workplace and we block anything that isn't an hid device or purely charging (headsets, phones are blocked from
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by bigp3t3 3y ago
4-10 yeah, easily. Most of the markup is on senior engineer and architect time to setup a solution, which I guess is being measured against the hourly rate of a 1st/2nd line engineer in this story...
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by bigp3t3 3y ago
Only because of the amount of abuse performed using it... I have fond memories rewriting sendmail.cf and mc files on BSD. Ran servers on pc hardware and mirrored hdd drives; they pushed mail like nobody's business. If the Exchange box
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by bigp3t3 4y ago
Another stake in the DRM coffin. /I wish.
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by bigp3t3 4y ago
Nobody complained about Google's RSS monopolizing because the search engine doesn't provide RSS URLs in the top results, unlike they do for AMP links, at least nearly as frequently. RSS is also far from a similar case study to AM
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by bigp3t3 5y ago
While I'm sure we all understand your sentiment, I think you're missing the point. This isn't the future we /users/ want. It's the future that corporations, silly commities and greed-/arrogance-/blin
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by bigp3t3 5y ago
You probably make a valid comment about USA, but I would hazard to bet that it is, in fact, the zeitgeist/ cultural / societal climate of the world in general has been stripped of rationality in favour of clickbait, sensationalis
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by bigp3t3 6y ago
I believe it changes the URL when you move on to the next article
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by bigp3t3 8y ago
Dell servers with iDRAC(Dell's brand of BMC management) support online updates via https /ftp. Ours are firewalled but I've seen many that aren't.
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by bigp3t3 8y ago
Opening lines start like this "Good evening Ladies and Gentlemen. There comes a time when people at a technical conference like this need something more relaxing. A change of pace. A shift of style. To put aside all that work stuff and
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by bigp3t3 9y ago
ntoskernal missing...
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by bigp3t3 10y ago
violence in their movies... violence in their cinemas
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by bigp3t3 10y ago
That's why sending mta's should resend. Think sendmail does this every few hours or so
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by bigp3t3 10y ago
I think SuperJambo is referring to companies who use advertising to skew facts relating to their brand or others. In the US, for example, I understand that companies are allowed to practically slander each other publicly in advertising. It
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by bigp3t3 10y ago
I still haven't found a suitable MusicBee [0] alternative for Linux. It's the only thing preventing me from switching. [0]: http://getmusicbee.com/
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by bigp3t3 10y ago
I can't be the only one that cringes when reading this site on a landscape 1080p screen...
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by bigp3t3 11y ago
They definitely should. I have a dedicated button for it, so will continue to use that, but many of my colleagues (at a S-ME IT service provider) didn't know this menu existed. Trust the Indian guy to know, though
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by bigp3t3 12y ago
I refer to it as the sticky-keys hack. Been using it since before I left High School. (admittedly only 5 years ago)
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by bigp3t3 12y ago
I can't for the life of me imagine why they won't support rooted phones. And I only rooted mine last week.