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by comprambler 4y ago
Srsly do the "iPhones for idiots" books have this kind of information? I would read them if so.
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by comprambler 4y ago
The likely design fault here is the key is the same for every O365/exchange online client (if they are using MS as their outbound transport). It should be unique so every client could have their own reputation.
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by comprambler 4y ago
Heh, I received a spam email through my gmail which bypassed the spam filters and decided to investigate. It had DKIM signing as the sender was an Exchange 365 mailbox. The spam message originated from an Amazon SES which hooked through a c
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by comprambler 4y ago
Not really, the current method of secure Microsoft “email” via Exchange Online is receiving a message that you have “secure mail”. You then have to click on a link to view the message stored on a webserver behind SAML/LDAP auth with a
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by comprambler 4y ago
Plaid's TOS/data privacy isn't consumer data friendly. Do you want your transactions to go to a "data analytics service provider" or "fraud prevention services providers" or "identity verification ser
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by comprambler 4y ago
Frame sync ability?
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by comprambler 4y ago
Extreme bought Broadcom’s copper 10g line, so look to used units of theirs.
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by comprambler 4y ago
I think the Radeons were mostly used for ETH mining.
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by comprambler 4y ago
The same concept applies for system administration, your environment (read codebase) eventually gets so complex that it accumulates odd infrastructure bugs that pile up over time exactly like tech debt. Sometimes you must just spend time fi
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by comprambler 4y ago
They don’t “own” the venues so much as they obtain exclusive rights to all events being held at a facility which is worse. Dump trucks of money to venue reps are probably at play here.
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by comprambler 4y ago
As I understand it, the xerographic assemblies in copiers are charged to comically high voltages. The early power supplies were likely of inefficient design and magic smoked/fire a lot.
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by comprambler 4y ago
A german card game called Bohnanza, though it may turn its players into communists lol. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohnanza
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by comprambler 4y ago
Ouch no, you are not letting your gums heal. Try every 1-2 days. If gum health is very bad, try an oral health rinse, again every 1-2 days.
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by comprambler 4y ago
Ergh, MPEG1 Layer 1. At least DAT’s (the “competitor”) have full PCM support. Given CPU power of the day PCM should be easier to decode, just the excessive bandwidth (for the time) would be the expensive part to deal with.
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by comprambler 4y ago
From personal experience, Waterpiks do not remove everything flossing does. Doing both is even more effective, floss then waterpik. There are different kinds of floss and they all feel different, find whatever works for you. Flossing only h
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by comprambler 4y ago
Looks like a lot more Tacit Blue influence than even with the B2.
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by comprambler 4y ago
They "lost" Afghanistan as well.
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by comprambler 4y ago
If I wanted to vacuum data to analyze at a grand scale, I would start a VPN company. Being able to tie user to website with accuracy to the minute for ad analytic decisioning would be extremely powerful. No TLS interception required. All dn
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by comprambler 4y ago
Anyone have a Boom contact?
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by comprambler 4y ago
Read the entire thread and didn’t see the obvious: #1. Living Asset Inventory (constantly updated automatically) #2. Intelligence on these Assets (can be mdm, but at least reporting of sysinfo, os update version, security version) #3. Auto
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by comprambler 4y ago
What is creationist bullshit doing here.
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by comprambler 4y ago
What the demoscene have been able to do with 8088 based (4.77mhz) systems is crazy: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-xJZ9I4iqg8
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by comprambler 4y ago
Correct answer here, 1U fans are so small they have to spin at stupid RPMs to move a half decent volume of air.
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by comprambler 4y ago
Lync for Business’ requirement for Microsoft’s (awful) Threat Management Gateway reverse proxy if you wanted to federate was terrible.
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by comprambler 4y ago
Slack was IRC for it’s time. Most of the standard commands still work as testament to what market they were trying to capture. Devshop which ran dual IRC servers, TLS’d and on the WAN went to Slack. Slack also had SAML, near feature complet
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by comprambler 4y ago
Similar, but not exact, are deb, and likely others, with failed storage will continually dhcprenew as they can’t write the leasefile for the interface. Near ddos as far as windows dhcp server is concerned. Required an arp table trace to f
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by comprambler 4y ago
I get the want to draw tourism, but this seems terrible except that it would provide emergency services access.
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by comprambler 4y ago
Hold spacebar, acts as a primitive horizontal touchpad.
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by comprambler 4y ago
https://radar.cloudflare.com/asn/812?date_filter=last_24_hou... look at the IPV4 vs IPV6 traffic, when there is IPV4, there is no IPV6 and vice versa. Issues announcing IPV6 BGP prefixes and IPV4 at the same time?
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by comprambler 4y ago
Indeed, any spec of HBM is not going to be comparable to an ondie memory controller having to reach out to individual DIMMS on a traditional motherboard. I appreciate the work this person is putting in to Asahi linux, but on the whole this

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