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by easterncalculus 6y ago
Going to be honest, I have trouble seeing how this is good. If you feel the need to pay someone to do it, it probably shouldn't be done like that.
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
In a similar tangent, if you want to bypass age checks without logging in, you can use the embed link for a video. For a link like this (this one is not actually age restricted or NSFW): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScVi_
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
I do think that your keyboard can help not only mitigate health risks associated with typing all day, but can make the actual act of writing code go from annoying to enjoyable. What works for you is a subjective question (I don't think
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
Your point certainly stands, a lot of privilege escalation occurs because of sudo configurations like that. The idea that fine-grained access control necessarily implies that you're using something like Ansible or Jenkins for everythin
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
Sudo provides access control for root access, it's definitely not useless. Sudo allows for logging and locking of root actions. Those settings can be configured irresponsibly and lead to compromise for sure, but the main purpose is cre
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
Should developers use Gentoo? I've used various different operating systems in the past but have never given Gentoo a try before. I've heard most of the complains about compilation are overstated (binary packages, optimizations, e
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
I see the point in this, but if you're going to automate something it should be automated right! In most cases, getting specific people's faces in shot isn't a good idea in general. If you're getting five people's f
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
This is rather silly, you could always draw solid colors over someone's face and it works better than blurring. A rather frivolous update, from a software standpoint. The sentiment is nice.
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
Very cool! It looks great.
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
Would you be willing to share some of the technologies/frameworks you use to host the site? Great idea!
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
I guess, I hadn't heard of Acorns before. Thanks for the tip.
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
One big thing that I think people can do is start saving police footage. It's pretty easy to do but can be especially helpful. Even just seeding a torrent of that is a way to passively help, I think. I was also wondering about this que
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
Police overreach is a real problem, but writing about how Racism isn't the root of the problem and posting it right now is pretty tone deaf.
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
Simple idea, great idea. Thanks.
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
Already been denied by Minnesota Governor, and it's outlandish to begin with. I'll believe it when it's written somewhere other than Twitter.
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
The point of social networks then is the same as it is now, to host content that does not break the terms of service of the site. Anything further than that is extra. Just leave it as things were and people are fine. We've been saying
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
It's really not the same to equate using a medium that is standard and normally does not record and using a non-standard medium and also explicitly choosing to not log conversations. The explicit choice can mean a world of difference.
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Amazon was once Relentless.com(relentless.com)
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Don’t get kicked out: a tale of rootkits and other backdoors (2019)(capsule8.com)
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
That's a fair point, I didn't want to come off like it was ever a great choice. I definitely would argue that people are more aware now than they used to be, so thanks for clarifying that.
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
SHA-256 is still secure for plenty of applications, but for awhile it's been regarded as a suboptimal choice for password hashing. SHA512 is probably overkill.
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
Well, I would hope it's a person! On a more serious note, I think that the comment about flyover states is really rude. There are plenty of great people in those areas, and no doubt people that work for companies like Twitter. It'
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
What does have legal liability is an act of god clause. If any sort of language like that is in whatever's being signed this situation certainly qualifies.
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
The thing about this though is that age labeling is not the only thing that's going on, it's not just internal. Age labeling when done by others (recruiters, company policy, etc) is age discrimination, and can actually prevent ent
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
Refunds are a pretty hard thing for universities to do though, in a lot of cases the money has already been spent. If the question is how much they charge for next semester (assuming closure or mostly online learning) then I think there&#x2
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by easterncalculus 6y ago
I was also confused, pip freeze defines version numbers so it should be pretty clear-cut.