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It really depends on the club and the culture. In big clubs and venues, it’s more a performance now and statement than it is a club (think Printworks/Afterlife visuals) so everyone is on their phones. My experience of small intimate cl
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Cutting cables and having spy equipment onboard doesn’t really make it Russophobic though? It’s fact. Similarily, spoofing gps from Kaliningrad such that boats routinely end up in fields isn’t being offensive, it’s once again showing that R
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For such a concentration of cables, you would think that governments would force a choke point for boats to pass through which they can monitor and oversee, then board anyone who ignores the requirement. Then again, if it’s in international
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2y ago
What AV (if any?) would people recommend for linux? I feel that clamav is more for incoming files than something which would or could catch this?
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Show HN: Bluesky Hacker News Bot
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VPN providers – a tabular view of VPN provider offerings
(vpnproviders.info)
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At work I recently had to dig through documentation to provide documentation on the ultimate benificial owner (UBO). It made me think about vpn providers and how it would be interesting to have everything in one place as a table, including
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2y ago
Recently onboarded my company to 1Password. The password sharing feature is great as is the team vaults.
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Apple are pretty clear this is for one way communication. It’s not an email replacement, it’s a privacy tool. There is always a trade off when it comes to privacy, and in this case it is that you can’t send email. There are plenty of great
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The trick here is soft bags, or weekend bags. Hard bags with wheels always get checked, but soft weekend bags usually can get pushed in no problem. My partner had to pay because her bag fit "correctly" but the wheels did not. So -
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3y ago
I was recently applying during the summer of '23 for roles in The Netherlands. I was on about 14 interviews before I landed my current role. Company #5 offered me a role, but then changed the position from lead to engineer and cut the
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3y ago
My advice: Get a cheap vps (LowEndBox / DigitalOcean) and be prepared to break it a lot and re-install it a few times. It's part of the learning curve. Things I'd focus on: 1. Use SSH keys to log in, disable password logging
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From my experience on a fun project, it's fine for running your website, but if you need to edit data as values update, pulling down the db, making changes then uploading the DB will obviously not do. You'll need some sort of web
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I worked at a startup with ~7/8 friends and made many more while I was there. One or two of them definitely made me question my worth as an engineer while working there (read: poor management skills (edit: awful management skills, they
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The regret of losing your CEO to a company with essentially unlimited funding and compute.
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understood :+1:
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Europe’s hidden security crisis
(iccl.ie)
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A quick google on RTB: > Bidstream data, short for bidstream location data, is any data connected to a publisher’s bid request. This includes data on the website or app, the ad format, as well as the visitor’s device type and their IP ad
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I wrote my own one also. It's ~100 lines of Go, generates the raw html that I commit to Git and which CloudFlare Pages automatically then deploys from a sub-folder for me. I don't need to set up S3, Varnish, a server, a database,
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I also have what I'd now say is quiet tinnitus, when I used to party a lot it was pretty bad. I won't notice it during the day and I don't really notice it at night, however that wasn't the case a year or two ago. Things
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This advice won't help you right now, but when you do find your next role, try take an active role in tech interviewing. It's something I pushed hard to take part in two jobs ago, and it's shown me what good candidates and ba
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I once worked in an office which had fake grass all throughout the office. Any metal surface you touched would give you an instant static shock. I now work for a start-up with no perks other than my salary and options. > [we] were so pre
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The temptation to create `isgithubup.com` and return "surprisingly yes." on the rare occasion it actually is up.
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Close, but no cigar. User: Write the terraform required to deploy a lambda Assistant: LxrLxrRxrRxrLxrLxrRxrLxrRxrRxrRxrLxrRxrRxrRxrRxrLxrRxrRxrRxrRxrLxrRxrRxrRxrRxrRxrLxrRxrRxrLxrRxrRxrRxrRxrLxrRxrRxrRxrRxr With that said, get
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Irrespective of what you think of Levels, he's shown me that it's a case of keep trying. He has 215k followers, has tried 70 different things, and only done well with 4 of them [1]. I'm in the same boat - I've tried many
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For hobbyists/non-critical work, this is the answer. I've been using it for a while now and never had an issue. But as with all free services, it might be here today then gone tomorrow.
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> I've honestly been amazed in these past few years how many people have started hating Wikileaks for leaking things that didn't agree with It feels like the narrative has shifted from us vs them to us vs us with them on the si
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There's been very little communication from Contabo, but it seems there's an outage at their Duesseldorf DC ( https://twitter.com/ContaboCom/status/1592536281170333697 ). Status suggests 04:03pm (UTC+1), h
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Contabo Duesseldorf Outage
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Arstechnica reports the device looks like a Galaxy Note8, and it seems this was during Boris's time in power. Anyone have ideas on how to harden your phones against attacks (android and ios?) Seems like PiHole/VPN is a good start
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