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by enzanki_ars 6y ago
The worst part too is the fact that the students posting those photos have been suspended with potential for expulsion. https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/laurenstrapagiel/north-...
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by enzanki_ars 6y ago
BootHole is a GRUB2 vulnerability that could allow a local attacker to bypass Secure Boot protections. The patches for RHEL/CentOS lead to failures in booting due to a crash in the UEFI loader for GRUB2.
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by enzanki_ars 6y ago
Better article link that uBlock Origin with "malvertizing" lists enabled will not block: https://www.androidpolice.com/2020/07/22/att-tells-customers... TL;DR: Phones starting in February 2022 witho
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by enzanki_ars 6y ago
Even in that case, every athlete has nearly the same conditions. Yes, over the course of a day, those conditions can change, but the organizers can control for that as best as possible. In your snow sport example: > "The start ord
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by enzanki_ars 6y ago
In Fortnite, item drops and the glowing chests very game by game. If you drop in the same place twice in a row, the chances of getting the same quality of items is vastly different. Yes, they could control that in competitive games, but F
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by enzanki_ars 6y ago
Fortnite has way too many problems to even be anywhere near considered ready for an esport presented in the Olympics. Fortnite still has a large amount of luck involved. Even the most skilled players have to rely on luck to be able to ge
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by enzanki_ars 6y ago
Tom Scott is an educational YouTuber that teaches people about a wide range of interesting topics, and there is a reason why his main series is called "Things You Might Not Know." He always ensures that his content is short and t
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by enzanki_ars 6y ago
For the longest time, to the best of my knowledge, instructions provided by GitHub and GitLab, probably the two most popular software with easy to access instructions on generating a SSH keys defaulted to displaying the RSA key generation i
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by enzanki_ars 7y ago
In terms of long term A/B testing, companies really need to start understanding how harmful and confusing it can get for their user base. As much as I absolutely hate Facebook, I still have to use it for certain groups. Within the 4 p
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by enzanki_ars 7y ago
Main discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21064663
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by enzanki_ars 7y ago
Nope: Remote code execution via RDP - https://portal.msrc.microsoft.com/en-US/security-guidance/ad...
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by enzanki_ars 7y ago
CVE-2019-1182: https://portal.msrc.microsoft.com/en-US/security-guidance/ad... Slightly more technical information from Wired: https://www.wired.com/story/dejablue-windows-bugs-worm-rdp/
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by enzanki_ars 7y ago
Just in case, what the user posted here is not the wording Facebook used in their post, and was added in as commentary. Granted, it may still be a true statement, we will never know. Facebook's wording is "We’re providing more
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by enzanki_ars 7y ago
For those that do not want to visit Facebook, but still see the unedited version of the changes that Facebook has made, in their words: > Here’s a summary of the information we’ve added to our terms: > How we make money: We includ
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by enzanki_ars 8y ago
I would strongly recommend that you read the author of Redis himself discussing this issue: http://antirez.com/news/122
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by enzanki_ars 8y ago
That data does not look suspicious at all. A very quick google search shows this article [1] that was published around the same time as the start of that growth. [1]: https://www.fool.com/investing/2019/01/09&
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by enzanki_ars 8y ago
Because they are not the same version number. See https://www.blender.org/download/releases/ . There does not look to be a 2.8 based on your description because it would have been called 2.08.
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by enzanki_ars 8y ago
I don’t think CenturyLink thought through the implications of what they just pulled. I know that there are a significant number of people that use VoIP services like Vonage. Imagine waking up in the middle of the night with a need to call 9
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by enzanki_ars 8y ago
The Windows Phone app only works well with Android devices. Messaging sync with iOS is not supported yet according to their website, and I doubt the Windows can ever get the iOS API access needed to make it work.
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by enzanki_ars 8y ago
Not sure I understand what you mean by that. Also, as of this comment, I see this on the github page: `Latest commit by djhoese about 8 hours ago`
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by enzanki_ars 8y ago
https://github.com/pytroll/satpy would be a better link. Thanks for posting this, as it gave me some interesting ideas for a project I am working on.
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by enzanki_ars 8y ago
iPhones still use the lightning port, and Ethernet to lightning ports are a bit on the pricey side. Also, while I hate t link to a lifehacker article, the lead photo is pretty hilarious in terms of the need for that many adapters to connect
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by enzanki_ars 8y ago
The page has a link to https://github.com/yt-project/unyt
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by enzanki_ars 8y ago
I knew once I posted it that someone would suggest using a block chain. The problem with the block chain is privacy. Publishing people’s votes can and will have a huge impact on their life. It would also make buying votes much easier. A blo
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by enzanki_ars 8y ago
The biggest problem would be open sourcing everything , not just the software that used. The OS, the network configurations/setup, access controls/policies, etc. Even then, without a verifiable and private way of verifying coun
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by enzanki_ars 8y ago
Browsers, except Chrome recently [1], will ask the user if they want to run Flash. I do not believe that most people even understand the risks Flash brings. [1]: Chrome stopped asking and won’t run Flash until they click though a couple men
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by enzanki_ars 8y ago
Edit: I just remembered that WebAssembly has JavaScript based polyfills. Disabling WebAssembly does not do me much good, as it will still run. I will leave my original comment below to remain a frame of reference for replies, but they are b
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by enzanki_ars 8y ago
Edit: I just remembered that WebAssembly has JavaScript based polyfills. Disabling WebAssembly does not do me much good, as it will still run. I will leave my original comment below to remain a frame of reference for replies, but they are b
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by enzanki_ars 8y ago
The full commit message is just as crucial as the first line. Take for example a recent commit to the OBS project on GitHub: https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/commit/26d5560da3b7... The exact commit i
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by enzanki_ars 8y ago
Jekyll has a self-hosted wordpress [1] and a wordpress.com [2] import tool. Jekyll works on GitHub pages and GitLab pages, the GitHub option requiring very little effort to use. Posts are easy to write in Markdown, which is used in a basi

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