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edwhitesell
13y ago
Do you have a link that doesn't require a subscription?
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So, since FB "owns" the user, I wonder if that means this service is compliant with CALEA [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CALEA ] or whatever the most current version is. It was a mess to deal with back in the
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13y ago
Check out Ansible. It's agentless and does everything over SSH. It's great for simple things like running apt-get on a number of servers and far more complicated things like deploying instances in EC2 (and configuring them after t
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The only thing that works for me is to always wake up at the same time, every day (no snooze, no "5 more minutes"). Regardless of whether I went to bed early or was up until 3am. Of course, it does mean you need to listen to your
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RIPE used these for the v1&2 versions of their Atlas measurement network. I've had a few running for about 3 years. https://atlas.ripe.net/
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13y ago
Sounds interesting, but I don't have a FB account.
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Ask HN: Could you copyright the data of an IP packet?
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Step 1: ATT adds the 'infinite lives' interception/response to the proxy servers for the Starbucks hotspots/WiFi. Step 2: Starbucks Marketing advertises 'Unlimited Candy Crush lives at Starbucks!' Step 3: Profi
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I entered my name, it said my account was created and gave me a URL. But, that URL wouldn't load.
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It sounds like a really good idea. I was ready to sign up, then I read the TOS and just can't do it. I understand the reason that sites need to be indemnified in order to display my content on the site. But, allowing an unrestricted, p
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If you're purely looking at control for switches and other network gear, you'll probably be better served by TACACS. That is, provided your network gear supports it. TACACS will let you define fine-grained control, to the point of