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edoceo
9mo ago
Key part is that AI is suspected of down-ranking folks by age (ADEA = Age Discrimination in Employment Act) > The Court has provisionally certified an ADEA collective, which includes: “All individuals aged 40 and over who, from September
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9mo ago
https://xkcd.com/1171/
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9mo ago
I'm https://edoceo.com I used to write a bunch about sys-admin things, then some code things, now some (very disorganized) business things. I try to blog. My biggest claim to fame is being cited in an RFC about CSV files. W
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edoceo
9mo ago
Maybe, the point is that people, in general, commit/post all kinds of secrets they shouldn't into GitHub. Secrets they own, shared secrets, secrets they found, secrets they don't known, etc. GitHub and their partners just see
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edoceo
9mo ago
Ive had many issues where services can't verify the GV phone number - cause they know it's GV. Does this still happen?
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9mo ago
*G'day mate
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9mo ago
I'm in favor of /.well-known/[ai|llm].txt or even a JSON or (gasp!) XML. Or even /.well-known/ai/$PLATFORM.ext which would have the instructions. Could even be "bootstrapped" from /robots.txt
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10mo ago
curl is just sugar on sockets ;)
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10mo ago
Is a container not enough isolation? I do SSH to the host (alt-port) and then services in containers (mail, http)
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10mo ago
Repo-manager, SBOM tool for managing dependency (like Artifactory)
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10mo ago
I use it almost daily. Thanks!
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10mo ago
Multibeam too, right?
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edoceo
10mo ago
Userland peaked in Windows 2000
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10mo ago
Example of large buyer in thin market - just as up-thread described.
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10mo ago
Wow! That's feels like a lot to me. I take 7 days to consume 450g (~1 US lb) of pork. I eat maybe 120g of beef in a month.
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10mo ago
VPN can do that too!
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10mo ago
What it sounds like to me is: don't use Ubiquiti.
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10mo ago
Suspected of doing wrong.
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10mo ago
Helicopter. Already exists.
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10mo ago
String of the language, in it's language: [Flag] Suomi (Finnish)
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10mo ago
Laughs in very stable Xfce for 15 years.
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10mo ago
Consensus building and figuring out what was actually needed? Someone on this site said most tech problems are people problems - this feels like one. Greenfield mostly solves the problem because it's all new people.
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10mo ago
In many cases the lock files are for one part of the stack. Like npm and composer and $other_lang thing. sBOM is when all are together and version-pinned. (I've over simplified). Edit: for my domain we have Alpine, Debian, PHP, JS, Go
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10mo ago
Maybe the algorithm down-ranks posts that have lots of down-voted comments? Lots of light-grey text on this page.
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10mo ago
You got the point. It's "by design" - you've both said it.
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10mo ago
Once again, just having a better supply chain tool, just reviewing the changed packages could mitigate. Maybe hold back some of the dependencies of dependencies would mitigate. Why aren't more teams putting some tool in-front of their
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10mo ago
Is this one of those extraordinary claims that requires evidence? Or is it generally true that there are homey-pots in many of these services (NTP, mirrors, etc)
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10mo ago
Is that a problem on its own? It's like, encrypted right? Maybe a time sensitive token?
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10mo ago
Replacement for Artifactory and others like that for supply-chain safety.
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11mo ago
AI with hard guidelines? I don't think that will work.
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