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by deaps 8y ago
Highly recommend python or perl myself - and obviously know how to use bash as well. One related suggestion: Do not become reliant on third party modules/add-ins (other than the standard library stuff) - at least when learning. Real
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by deaps 8y ago
I wholeheartedly agree with the "similar looking domains" thing. They should just use a subdomain. If I'm used to visiting "capitalone.com" - and the site to activate a new card is something like "activatecapi
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by deaps 8y ago
> Do you expect me to carry the wrapper back to my home or carry a small dustbin along with me every time? Yes...That's what I would do, and I don't even remotely consider myself an 'environmentally-conscious' perso
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by deaps 8y ago
Good point - not sure I thought it through to be honest.
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by deaps 8y ago
The jaw seems like a pretty complicated joint in its function. Not necessarily as complicated in movement as some of the other joints, but as far as clamping force required, and necessity to have proper alignment to function (pain-free). I
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by deaps 8y ago
I think one of my main concerns with "autopilot" is that for a lot of drivers, it will absolutely make the roads safer for them and those that use the roads around them. Consequently, for some safer and more-alert drivers, it h
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by deaps 8y ago
> I don't actually believe that any such system could ever reach any reasonable level of actual effectiveness due to the fundamental complexities of human behavior and circumstance... Absolutely it could - that would all be factor
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by deaps 8y ago
I've gotten emails from sites I signed up for at least a decade ago. I find it troubling that that many sites I've signed up for had to actually change their privacy policies because of this. But I guess in the end, it's
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by deaps 8y ago
That's odd - the VA pretty much leads the way with compliance on this... It's literally the only agency listed with over 15 sites that is greater than 99% compliance. https://pulse.cio.gov/https/agencies/
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by deaps 8y ago
Right - then IETF adopts approved RFC's and publishes them as internet standards. What we're discussing in this thread are accepted / approved internet standards - not just some random RFC that some dude tossed up on a work
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by deaps 8y ago
So then re-write and submit an RFC...or go to IETF and join a WG - be open to discussion and speak up about what needs changed. A MUST is a MUST, in my opinion - and too often there are serious issues in (web) communication because people i
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by deaps 8y ago
You're right. I looked into this a little further. The data is encrypted with Github's private key (thus decrypted with their public cert). I then wondered how he got a copy of Github's private key...but as it turns out, th
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by deaps 8y ago
The use totally fits the definition: adjective: said 1. used in legal language or humorously to refer to someone or something already mentioned or named.
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by deaps 8y ago
I'm not very security minded. I have old domains and subdomains that I used to use that have long since passed - that lived on server IP's that have also long since passed on from my ownership as well. I just double checked all o
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by deaps 8y ago
I enjoyed it. I spend a lot of time listening to people ramble in meetings or troubleshooting, where I wish they understood the subject matter enough to explain it as if talking to a six year old.
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by deaps 8y ago
<Your Siri requests —"Show me how to get to PF Chang's," or "What year was Steve Jobs born?" go back to Apple — but it uses a random identifier to mask your identity. So a Siri search for the closest Chipotle re
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by deaps 8y ago
I totally understand that milliseconds matter in the use case described in the article. For me, personally, I use python to automate tasks - or to quickly parse through loads and loads of data. To me, startup speed is somewhat irrelevant
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by deaps 8y ago
I've seen some 160GbE links in datacenters - 4x40's - how much they were actually utilized, I have no idea.
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by deaps 8y ago
Network Engineer here as well - I support one of the world's largest enterprise organizations (although my area of 'expertise' is pretty far down the stack - somewhere between the internet and the WAN circuits) - I can see no
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by deaps 8y ago
My mother switched to an iPhone about a year ago - mainly so that she could 'text' with my son who has an iPod. Overall, that being her first 'smart phone' (she used to have a blackberry), she's made quite the trans
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by deaps 8y ago
My worthwhile project was when I really stepped outside of my comfort zone to lead a complete redesign / overhaul of a datacenter over the course of 9 months. I had the knowledge, and the desire, but probably lacked confidence in my ab
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by deaps 8y ago
Honestly, save / invest as much as you possibly can. I have a wife and children, we have everything we need, most things that we want, nothing spectacular (sensible, yet very nice, vehicles, bicycles, home with interior upgrades, extra
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by deaps 8y ago
I was going to say something similar. I get that this was a very basic explanation of what load balancing can be but very rarely have I seen it implemented in such a fashion, as described - that is, 'serving toast, when finished wit
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by deaps 8y ago
Let's take the case that it's a local machine - on your local network - acting as the ODNS Stub. The DNS request is then encrypted from your machine to the trusted ODNS Stub - but then from that ODNS Stub out to some resolver on
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by deaps 8y ago
It still seems to have the same problem as DNS over TLS - that is that someone in that pipeline sees your query. In the case of 'standard' DNS (unencrypted port 53 traffic) - anyone can 'snoop' (ISP, internet routers,
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by deaps 8y ago
The article hits the nail on the head for me. My son got a google home mini for Christmas last year for free with the chrome book we bought him. Now we have a home mini on every floor, and we are happy with the relatively cheap price we pa
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by deaps 8y ago
As an outsider to the business entirely, I couldn't help but become frustrated the other day with the lack of targeted marketing on Sling TV. I must have watched an ad for Colo Guard 15 times - As a 36 year old, spending that much tim