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by comprev 3y ago
That sort of hardened environment is what I would expect the sysadmins/operators of the darknet marketplaces to run. Home directories in memory, proxied outbound SSH connections, high levels of encryption and absolute minimum installed
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by comprev 3y ago
HTTP to HTTPS is FTP to FTPS. "cp" to "scp" is FTP to SFTP, i.e "secure" prefix.
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by comprev 3y ago
Did he ever get one on his shoulder?
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by comprev 3y ago
Because they want to pick what you watch for financial reasons, rather than you deciding for yourself. Their argument might be their catalog is so vast, picking something for you helps avoid doomscrolling... getting frustrated by choice par
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by comprev 3y ago
With streaming providers increasing their pricing, locking down on account sharing and introducing plans with adverts, I would expect torrent use to increase in 2024.
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by comprev 3y ago
Wafer-thin mint, Sir?
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by comprev 3y ago
Lego bricks as an example of software development with libraries/modules. I recently did a presentation on the topic :-)
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by comprev 3y ago
If the only vehicles available to buy are big (or the wait times for smaller less produced models are longer) then the customer rarely has a choice. They need _a_ car _now_ .
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by comprev 3y ago
It's generally frowned upon to try and exploit the HN community purely for business, in particular recruitment where recruiters are dime a dozen. Look for the monthly "Who wants to be hired?" and "Who's hiring?&quot
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by comprev 3y ago
Handling finances well enough that you can safely afford a luxury car is an example of good money management, no?
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by comprev 3y ago
Wait until you're 90% through a TV show and your streaming provider removes it from their catalogue. Would you buy the DVD boxset or perhaps the final season? Or maybe download the last few episodes?
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by comprev 3y ago
The reason they own a Ferrari might be because they're good at money management including negotiation. The local "cheap" supermarket (Lidl) to me has plenty of >€70k vehicles in the carpark.
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by comprev 3y ago
It's a blogpost about marketing not engineering, and the submission will no doubt be used in the future as an example of "growth hacking" (i.e Trending on HN is an achievement)
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by comprev 3y ago
Apple claims the use of 8GB on M chips is more efficient than Intel with 16GB, therefore needs less physical capacity to match functionality. Remember AMD Athlon CPU versions? Athlon XP "Barton" 3200+, running at 2.2GHz was equiv
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by comprev 3y ago
HN is one of the few places which can always retain my attention when I need distracting. Overall 2023 has been a horrific year after experiencing things I wouldn't wish upon my worst enemy. So thank-you HN community for the laughs, in
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by comprev 3y ago
If Putin wants someone dead, they ain't coming back!
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by comprev 3y ago
Nelson Mandela was nearly 30 years behind bars.
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by comprev 3y ago
Fresh graduates can program a computer but they still take a few _years_ to learn the ropes of working in the industry - all the stuff that a University can’t teach. I feel you’re vastly underestimating the scope of what is involved with th
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by comprev 3y ago
Or if you live in Ireland - "endure the rain" - because we have no other choice /s
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by comprev 3y ago
I salute those in the startup world - the ones in a team of 5 and they're the only Ops person who always gets paged. Been there, done that.
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by comprev 3y ago
Your parents are probably footing a large electricity bill for this running hardware unless there is a revenue stream for your services? Either way, hats off to your folks for supporting your interest.
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by comprev 3y ago
Same from Azure. old.reddit.com works fine though!
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by comprev 3y ago
It's possible to save a FLAC copy of music on Deezer. Popular platform for DJs...
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by comprev 3y ago
My employer (Irish company) states in the employment contract they only recognise one union here in Ireland. I'm not familiar with Irish (or EU) law on unions but it did surprise me they were so specific. Edit: although I'm in te
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by comprev 3y ago
Like their brain? /s
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by comprev 3y ago
The great thing about tech is the vast array of fields within it. Writing embedded firmware for space rockets is light years (pun intended, haha) from a fast paced scrappy startup. Neither is better than the other to anyone but yourself. P
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by comprev 3y ago
They won't officially give a negative recommendation.... as the phone call that revealed the reason never officially took place. Always assume they will find out in a close knit startup community
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by comprev 3y ago
between 1 and 63 characters I think is the min/max
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by comprev 3y ago
Always nice to see Apple Music Classical mentioned on here. I was one of the lead engineers building things before the acquisition and to my knowledge they still use tooling I built around automation of audio ingestion. Streaming music was
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by comprev 3y ago
Would multi-stage Docker builds not help here? Composer executes in one step and the result artefacts are copied into a "clean" PHP image without Composer installed.

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