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by c0balt 2y ago
The black market also exists because the potential payout for serious 0days by official programs is almost always less than what a third-party adversary will pay (if the target(s) for them are worth it).
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by c0balt 2y ago
That idle is unusually high, you should check for your cpu governor (if the host is Linux, use AMD state with balanced, otherwise refer to Windows power settings). If you talk about system idle (instead of CPU idle) then a dGPU can also hav
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by c0balt 2y ago
One may amend that most mature industries tend to move to an apparent stagnant state as the Capex for r&d increases over time, sometimes due to regulation and/ or due to increased technical complexity. There is also a point at whic
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by c0balt 2y ago
It should be noted that goolum is AFAIK still the backend behind GitLabs Wikis. It works quite well Ime and was easy to setup/use for basic Markdown Documents.
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by c0balt 2y ago
That looks interesting, I especially appreciate the intentional design decision for documentation and schemas. While it didn't work quite well with dbus Ime it is still a good idea to make APIs more accessible.
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by c0balt 2y ago
And N misconceptions about X, You've been lied to about X, N things you didn't know about X,...
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by c0balt 2y ago
Interesting, their definition of managed hosting appears to be quite different from my experience at a provider for managed hosting. We explicitly didn't grant customers "root" access unless they requested it. This both made
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by c0balt 2y ago
+1, One cab likely also presume that especially DNS at the root level is already handled locally for NK. They reportedly have their own intranet so presumably they also have common services like DNS hosted their.
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Computers are bad: the national warning system(computer.rip)
4 points by c0balt 2y ago|0 comments
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by c0balt 2y ago
Yeah, something like Berlin or Amsterdam.
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by c0balt 2y ago
That's quite an impressive track record. I would still like to see how they perform in a city with bicycles and/or more variations in vehicles but it at least looks like they are making meaningful progress.
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by c0balt 2y ago
Getting a solid 60 (pegged to display refresh rate) on a pixel 6a on Firefox on Android.
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Computers are bad: private lines(computer.rip)
45 points by c0balt 2y ago|0 comments
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by c0balt 2y ago
It's common in some contexts, in particular ¹/²/... is common for footnotes in handwritten and digital texts. § is a bit less common but iirc used in some legal texts. It's also easy to use on ANSI German keyboards with
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by c0balt 2y ago
> The more I encounter other powerful government bureaucracies (like building codes, local government, zoning, legislation), the more I suspect they work the same way. It depends. Knowing some government organizations in Germany this is
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by c0balt 2y ago
Yes, it usually is. See, e.g., smart pointers.
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by c0balt 2y ago
> That's a non tangible item and it means people are finding excuses to avoid participating in the market. > Your goal is to have lots of "somethings" being done. That's how your economy grows and new opportunities
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by c0balt 2y ago
Well known quote, that is often promoted as being used by the Navy Seals. Enter it in your favorite search machine to learn more about the background of the phrase.
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by c0balt 2y ago
ime, They usually get sold, either as full packages or per rack. There are refurbishers who tend to handle the piecewise extraction of all worthwhile components. See also, the recent auctions of Cheyenne They aren't usually re-used as
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by c0balt 2y ago
They do "atomic" updates for immutable distributions, effectively treating an "apt update" always as an update for all components. There's some systems for this that usually require a reboot afterward to load the ne
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by c0balt 2y ago
Yes, indeed. A workspace ( https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v7/using-npm/workspaces?v=true ) as used with a monorepo, where one gut repository contains multiple packages.
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by c0balt 2y ago
Indeed it's executed via a Jit on something like a VM. However it can still, make your system quite disfunctional if, e.g., all filesystem or network calls are blocked.
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by c0balt 2y ago
Wannacry was not an accident. It was inarguably an intentional attach against general IT infrastructure instead of a borked update.
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by c0balt 2y ago
Note: At least on Linux the main alternatives for this, either eBPF (e.g., pulsar or falcon) or a kernel module, both require this too.
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by c0balt 2y ago
Okay, note for the next time. Pick an empty viewing and place the camera on a seat somewhere distant from you.
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by c0balt 2y ago
No, it's zero upfront cost in maintenance. Owning code always generates some maintenance/ tech debt but it often is opaque nor easily quantifiable.
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by c0balt 2y ago
Ime the support for workspaces/monorepos is often mixed. It takes more time to setup correctly, in comparison to having multiple repositories, and can sometime slead to weird errors. In the NPM/Yarn world at least this was somethi
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by c0balt 2y ago
The writing style is gold. The technical approach too was quite entertaining.
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by c0balt 2y ago
GitLab self-hosted is also capable of doing this. It's quite nice for self-hosting custom static pages with a CD pipeline. With just on wildcard domain it's fairly easy but you need a second public IP for abitray custom domains.
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by c0balt 2y ago
To verify client and server certificates. For certificate-based auth this is quite important, but it's also nice to, e.g., know that your server cert is not revoked.

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