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booi
7y ago
What do you replace it with?
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booi
7y ago
Not with that attitude
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booi
7y ago
I gave up.
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booi
7y ago
There's a good argument that a subscription-based cloud-stored passwords isn't a good password manager for anybody.
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booi
7y ago
Sounds like a third party remote start was installed which doesn’t have the same guarantees.. like ensuring the car is in park..
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booi
7y ago
one in my neighborhood too! Either we live very close to each other or superchargers blow up a lot less often than gas stations.
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booi
7y ago
Yes but the cross-section of people who prefer to live in the midwest and talented engineers is much smaller and the main reason why it's difficult to do that.
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booi
7y ago
KFC - Chicken, grease, salt.
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booi
7y ago
yeah if anything Walmart explicitly disproves this statement. Also see Dollar General et. al, Comcast, AT&T etc..
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booi
7y ago
The biggest problem I've had with backup software is being able to verify when using aws s3 glacier with and without a data pull. Is this possible and efficient with restic? The only software I've found that does this well is Arq
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booi
7y ago
Google does
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booi
7y ago
What do you do for something like printers? I highly doubt Epson's "firewall" is totally secure.
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booi
7y ago
That’s not how private keys work...
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booi
7y ago
Well.. if you call that living...
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booi
7y ago
So.. inject yourself with bleach to survive prion diseases? I feel like that’s not a good solution...
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booi
7y ago
how do they pay for it? because if it's taxes...
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booi
7y ago
.. wait are you saying it's not like this now?
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booi
7y ago
Arguably most on prem infrastructure is more susceptible to failure than cloud data centers
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booi
7y ago
People have been saying this for 5 years now and Tesla didn’t even invent the electric car. Also... who complains about how loud a Tesla is?
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booi
7y ago
For personal use, seems a little overkill
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booi
7y ago
That seems incredibly short-sighted. Currently, using electricity for heating generates significantly more CO2 than natural gas and you can always switch to electric heating when the sources become more renewable.
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booi
8y ago
Manage processes with Doom you say...
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booi
8y ago
It sounds like they do this for a data security and compliance reasons but it seems like sloppy engineering to not consider unreachability as possible temporary error.
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booi
8y ago
You're joking right? The engine is required for nearly everything else including but not limited to applying thrust to abort the landing.
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booi
8y ago
Giant is a strong word here..
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8y ago
Sharespace ( https://joinsharespace.com ) | San Francisco | ONSITE https://www.joinsharespace.com/careers We are a small team of engineers and operators changing how cities and homeowners think about building usag
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8y ago
Sharespace We are a small team of engineers and operators changing how cities and homeowners think about building usage. We help build cities that are more efficient and neighborhoods that are more connected. Our engineering team builds sim
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booi
9y ago
how did you get my password hunter2
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booi
9y ago
Maybe because they use time skew to correct for leap seconds and don't want everybody to get it for free?
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booi
9y ago
nullmailer is also a solution for this case where running a full mail server is an unnecessary complication. However, it doesn’t seem like this supports queuing which I think is a requirement for real SMTP support.
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