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by ewindisch 11y ago
Except I've had to turn off that feature on my phone with Google's Fi service because public hotspots aren't necessarily reliable and can result in missed or dropped calls. Also, there is the whole security issue of connectin
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by ewindisch 11y ago
I suppose it depends on what that means for a minor in Finland.
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I’m not paranoid, a secure lifestyle: Part 1(medium.com)
1 points by ewindisch 11y ago|0 comments
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by ewindisch 11y ago
The easiest thing to do is find out what the current strike price is and compare it to the strike price of your options. This will tell you ONE key metric for determining the stock's value and will help assist in estimating your tax li
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by ewindisch 11y ago
This is a terrible loss. I've been a Debian user since Bo (1.3) and have interacted with Ian on a number of occasions. RIP What I'd like to know going forward is what we can do as a community to help when we see this happening. Ia
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by ewindisch 11y ago
What is public knowledge is that CEO Daniel Ek was the former CEO of uTorrent. He has certainly made millions from online copyright infringement, if only perhaps, less directly than Kim-dot-com.
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by ewindisch 11y ago
Parents pay more than this per child today for daycare[1]. [1] https://www.care.com/a/how-much-does-child-care-cost-1406091...
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by ewindisch 11y ago
You also need to be root to manage your init process and in production , this is how Docker is treated. That said, I've seen work being done to add RBAC, given there are a set of users that desire this.
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by ewindisch 11y ago
Docker containers do not need to run as root and the documentation does recommend running containers as non-root users. Yet, unless something is default, it's hard to make users follow best practices. For that reason, user namespaces a
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by ewindisch 11y ago
The connection-closed problem can be solved by wrapping the code in the script within a function, then calling that function at the end of the script. Of course, that needs to be done by the software's author, but we trust the authors
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by ewindisch 11y ago
It's worrisome to me that I'm now getting in my emails offers for extreme discounts on their printers as part of customer loyalty (I've bought PLA filament from them, but not a printer). I mean, that's not generally unex
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by ewindisch 11y ago
They charge $15/day, so I think the idea is that they'll keep charging you this until it's returned. In fact, if you have a need to do a "slow fill", it might make sense to hang onto this device for months at a time
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by ewindisch 11y ago
Monitoring exists because software is not perfect and will never be perfect. Software raises errors because it doesn't know what to when those events occur. Operators usually know what needs to be done for their specific environment, e
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by ewindisch 11y ago
Sorry, I was speaking of character assassination of Edward Snowden, not of the NSA. I did not intend to insinuate you were being flippant, it was very possible you had not known this turn of phrase (not everyone is a native English speaker)
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by ewindisch 11y ago
Absolutely. Also remember this was a thought experiment, not a conspiracy theory. FYI, not sure why you're using quotes around Character assassination. It is a fixed expression in English, it's not something I made up: 1. https:
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by ewindisch 11y ago
Thank you. It is just suspicious timing, given the general lack of articles with this tone and approach. They even look similar in structure. I've had articles copied in one way or another (by others) in the past, so it wouldn't b
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by ewindisch 11y ago
As a thought experiment, are we certain these documents came from Snowden? He has not digitally signed these releases. He himself may not know entirely what was in the archive, so he may not be certain if all the released documents originat
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by ewindisch 11y ago
It's almost as if they copied my blog post from last week... https://medium.com/@ewindisch/curl-bash-a-victimless-crime-d... (HN link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10217877 )
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by ewindisch 11y ago
Franklin Institute in Philadelphia has a similar gear reduction setup attached to a hand crank on one side and a metal trash can within a vice on the other side. Children (and adults) are invited to crank the handle and turn the gears. It t
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Curl – bash: a victimless crime?(medium.com)
3 points by ewindisch 11y ago|0 comments
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by ewindisch 11y ago
The ATI (AMD) graphics are already better than Nvidia for 4k graphics, especially from a price/performance ratio with the 290x2 and 390x cards. The issue is that none of the cards from either ATI nor Nvidia can do 60fps on high quality
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by ewindisch 11y ago
Less power? The j9200 has a TDP of 10W and an average usage of 8W [1]. The entire ERLite unit, not just the CPU, has a maximum power draw of 7W [2] As others have mentioned however, network offloading on these units is the selling point for
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NSA search query explorer (use Add Item)(google.com)
1 points by ewindisch 11y ago|0 comments
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by ewindisch 11y ago
No, it gives the remote server use of your private keys during the lifetime of your connection through connection to your local agent. Yes, it's really stupid to enable AgentForwarding.
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by ewindisch 11y ago
The link sends you to the packaging, but this is a bonafide port which uses FreeBSD jails. The code is not yet upstream in Docker, but I imagine (hope) we'll see this work come in as pull-requests. (Disclosure: I am an employee of Dock
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by ewindisch 11y ago
Will this really work long-term, or is it a short-term disruption? I know that in the NFL (American Football), fans are always integrated, but may become very violent. This is particularly true when there are rivalries of teams in close geo
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by ewindisch 11y ago
Capt. "Ace" Owens?
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by ewindisch 11y ago
Follow your market, pivot when necessary, etc. Be lean. There is an argument for having support, even minimally, for different languages while you find your market. Still, there is the catch-22 of expending resources to support potential ma
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by ewindisch 11y ago
I don't know why they're republishing this. This same source published the same article last year: http://nautil.us/issue/13/symmetry/want-to-get-out-alive-fol... Interesting, but old news.
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by ewindisch 11y ago
Nothing new, more amazing is how apparently unknown this is. Also, there are risks the article doesn't acknowledge: 1) You should fear for your key just as much from local applications as you do from a remote machine. Yes, there is a g

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