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easton
5y ago
With OpenSearch, you can start your own community and drive it, whereas with Elastic you can't unless you're willing to promise your fork won't get resold as a hosted service. In all seriousness, is Amazon good about acceptin
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easton
5y ago
Note that (based on that article), you can disable iCloud Backup and leave Messages in the Cloud enabled, which results in your messages being backed up but the key to decrypting them not being backed up. IIRC, this also results in the key
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easton
5y ago
I did (actually it was last semester) but they didn’t do basic definitions, it came with an assumption you knew what the parts of a computer were.
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easton
5y ago
The Find My network stuff isn’t coming until the fall. Right now they only update their location when connected to your phone, which is basically useless.
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easton
5y ago
I thought that was crazy, but reflecting over my CS education they haven’t gone over the difference between disk space and RAM. I suppose they figure everyone already knows?
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easton
5y ago
I don’t know what you use for your LMS, but I know Canvas can do most of that as part of its Quiz system (randomize questions given, randomize constants and answers, etc). I’m sure Blackboard and moodle have something similar. https:/
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easton
5y ago
Isn't the answer to 2 to have a pre-production environment to calculate the diffs/changesets/etc against, or even to deploy the change to to test it? I know with CloudFormation, for all its faults, is pretty good at making a
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easton
5y ago
Are there things you still can't do after running "csrutil disable"? I'm honestly asking, because it seems like after doing that on my Mac I don't hit any weird errors when I try to say, modify the sudoers file or w
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easton
5y ago
on something awful, not hn. here you can say whatever the heck you please.
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easton
5y ago
I believe you refer to AGPLv3: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/why-affero-gpl.html "It has one added requirement: if you run a modified program on a server and let other users communicate with it there, your server m
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easton
5y ago
Just like the conflict of interest they’ve had for 20 years selling TFS/Azure DevOps?
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easton
5y ago
Intuitive to a end-user, perhaps not (but why are they modifying those settings anyway? Well behaved apps don’t ask for FDA), but for a developer or power user it should be. If I allow Terminal.app FDA it means that any executables it hatch
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easton
5y ago
It probably eventually reaches the ears of someone who's heard of the concept of a lawsuit, and is deeply afraid of Elsevier making an example of a school by suing it into the stone-age, something they desperately want to do to scare e
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You can disable any iOS device's WiFi by hosting a WiFi named %secretclub%power
(twitter.com)
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easton
5y ago
Becoming Steve Jobs was a better book from what I recall. No talking to Steve, but gave a more fair look at much of the business stuff he was involved in. I liked it more.
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easton
5y ago
I can confirm Fedora working fine with secure boot. https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/Fedora/18/html-single/U...
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easton
5y ago
As of Darwin 8.0.1 (so Tiger?) smbclient(1)'s man page was saying it was a component of Samba. I think some BSDs used Samba.
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easton
5y ago
Is the sole requirement Carmack doesn't meet the masters degree? If so, he has more than enough work experience to meet that benchmark. If you don't meet one of the other requirements (like if you know nothing about mobile graphic
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easton
5y ago
I'm not going down the list because I don't have time at the moment, but #2 is DoorDash, and the two founders with Wikipedia pages went to Berkeley and Stanford. Both schools with lower acceptance rates.
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easton
5y ago
That's why Apple's SMB implementation stinks! Finally, there's a reason for it, I thought they had just started before Samba was mature or something.
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5y ago
Of course, that means you can’t use the school’s Wi-Fi since now every site with https won’t let you pass. Just install the cert on one device (either school issued or Firefox on a BYOD device since it keeps its own cert store that doesn’t
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easton
5y ago
In Windows 10 today, enabling BitLocker backups the keys to your AAD/Microsoft Account (depending on Home or Pro). If you hook the drive to another Windows machine you should be able to decrypt it with not a lot of trouble (you might h
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easton
5y ago
My ~~conspiracy theory~~ guess is that the Windows 10 minimum requirements were "If it ran Windows 7 you're good", which means that this upgrade saying "If it ran Windows 10 you're good" would entail supporting
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easton
5y ago
It shouldn't, as Microsoft made sure that the major distros (Ubuntu, RHEL, Fedora, CentOS, maybe Debian?) have access to a signing key that is trusted by the major OEMs. And you can trust your own keys, per the Microsoft guidelines tha
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easton
5y ago
Microsoft said that the secure boot and TPM requirements will not be enforced by the OS now but will by time Windows 11 hits RTM (which is why the Windows 11 installer enforces it even though the OS runs fine). https://blogs.wind
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easton
5y ago
From an older comment I made: Find the hospitality version of whatever you want from CDW (Samsung and LG do a lot of them, idk about Sony). They are designed for hotels and hospitals, and have the same picture quality but no smart stuff. An
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easton
5y ago
They’re probably talking about the Apple TV App on tvOS, which searches services you don’t necessarily have. You can get rid of it though, so I don’t know what the big deal is.
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easton
5y ago
On Windows systems with BitLocker, booting off an external drive (or shoot, even opening the bios to look and see how much RAM was installed, as happened to me once) will often trip the BitLocker recovery prompt which means you have to call
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easton
5y ago
I bet the TPM isn’t 2.0. I was hoping buying into AM4 would mean I could keep this board longer too, but the but the 5xxx chips aren’t compatible with the original chipset. My machine is super fast, but I guess unless I feel like staying o
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easton
5y ago
I use Authy and 1Password for that.
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