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Care to expand what you're talking about? The article states that a bug was exploited, but not which bug. It also stated in the article that a SolarWind's spokesperson denied it being because of them.
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I pointed out that there were almost no articles to be found one this. I also gave my personal anecdote, in addition to this thread. Hence I used "going unnoticed" and "massive change." I'd like to think I keep up w
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I was talking with a friend who just left NYC today, and we were on the topic of mass exodus from cities. I asked her what her plans were and she said she was unsure. She then listed off a few places and finally said "probably Miami be
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Louis Rossmann's take: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EUbJcGoYQ4
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Running Desktop Applications in Docker
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-3 karma. Jamie, I said citations, not downvotes.
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> I see this brought up a lot as an argument. So why do we want this? How often do people switch companies? It's not about you. The people coming in generally need confirmation and help when setting up their environments. Someone th
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It depends on what the environment is for. Your company work, or individual projects? If you're an individual, then it would benefit someone who has multiple devices and/or multiple operating systems and doesn't want to manag
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I like that the website is very user friendly and has a good flow of information that is easy and quick to digest. One thing I would suggest is adding citations and sources for the information given. Perhaps tucked away at the bottom or hav
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> People smoke weed all the time > and it decreases violence https://i.imgur.com/61JXtJ7.png
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> I didn't mean to suggest these nuisances are a meaningful part of the user/contributor community. It's just they don't generally make an appearance unless there's an audience. I meant the projects that they con
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Actually, I'd argue that these obnoxious distractions wouldn't be contributors or users unless it was somehow contributing to their moral agenda of "being right." Seeing Github and Linus crumble under these political and
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These markets actually already exist. However, the owners are generally just cashing in and screwing everyone over for whatever crypto is currently being held.
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I'd check out Wikipedia categories for general pointers. I think it's important to highlight that internet privacy and internet anonymity are two very different things. Also take care on how the word anonymous is used. Some use th
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Check my other reply. I don't think you understand how deanonymization attacks work. It's not by governments "owning nodes." They might sometimes run the exit node, but that's for detecting certain activity, not fin
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A VPN would not cover up the fact that you used Tor at all. Assuming you're actually utilizing SSH through sock proxies and using a VPN, you can still be fingerprinted and tracked. There are already existing databases that have estab
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> If it notices that the driver's head has turned, it adjusts the HUD elements being projected in less than 300 milliseconds to compensate. Assuming the road isn't just a flat straight road all the time, there will be uphill an
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>"Whoops I forgot to turn my VPN on" Why would someone be using a VPN if they're using tor for the market? Why would a VPN offer any protection at all? If you're using a VPN and "SSH into one of the servers that
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I meant a literal one. A link to an existing document. I cannot seem to find any.
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This actually gives me an idea for just the thread page itself. Default collapsed threads that you can expand to show comments. Illustration: https://i.imgur.com/NrR8TVR.png *The comments and thread are unrelated. I just pi
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Can you provide me with an example?
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As another post has stated, this isn't a very helpful post on learning to cook, and is more Amazon affiliate links than anything else. If people are genuinely interested in cooking and Culinary Arts, below is a book suggestion list, wh
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Fundamentals and Internals of Operating Systems
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Simply from my own experience in dealing with U.S. legal documents, specifically U.S. law, it is usually enough to Google the terms and understand the meaning. If the phrasing is convoluted to the point of needing Academics explain it, then
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That's why documents written in legalese always define the words used before they start using them. At least in the U.S.
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>Indie Books are books published outside of mainstream publishing. If the books are books for developers, then by now it's clear that they will be sold online. What effect does "mainstream publishing" have on publishing ma
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I'm confused as to what your point is. The title had to do with indie books, not indie games. The two aren't really comparable in this scenario because indie games rely on the creativity of the people making them. The reason they&
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Looking at the site, I think there should be a strict open-source education model. Pretty much all of the books I've seen look no different than your average blog post, and not interesting or good ones at that. The only book I saw that
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> You and the post I'm responding to are saying slightly different things. I (GP) was actually saying exactly what kjeetgill was saying. I think you are misunderstanding our points. > They say "this seems to be geared tow
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I see your point, but, I disagree with you because your comparison example has a much larger difference in the relation between the two subjects. Learning the concepts behind operating system design isn't crucial or needed for somethin
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