farisjarrah

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by farisjarrah 7y ago
No, there is absolutely no recourse for any losses incurred while using their platform.
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
This is super cool. Much like the Raspberry Pi, I could see this as a way for non-developers to start getting interested in FOSS software/hardware hacking.
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
If Cloudflare sells their customer data then wont they be sued by Mozilla for breach of contract?
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
This sounds like a great idea for an open source community. Hack these exercise bikes/street scooters/e-bikes that end up in landfills or in ditches and release a method of flashing functional firmware to them. Reminds me of the O
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
Building infrastructure is complicated. Have you found an easier way then Ansible to accomplish building infrastructure? Ansible does make yaml more complicated, however, you don't need to use much of that complexity for simple project
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
The last time I saw that statement was in T.H. White's Once and Future King, talking about Medieval battles and governance....
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
I bought in to Comma.ai at first and even started porting my car over. But I quickly realized that the whole comma.ai crowd is way way to cavalier with safety. One day I was driving down the freeway and saw a small fender bender occur in fr
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
Just out of curiosity, why is it the opposite of a standard if its configurable? XDG home seems to have a sane default of .config, but also provides configuration with the $XDG_CONFIG_HOME environment variable. To me it looks like thats par
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
I'm with you on this. They should use the XDG base directory standard
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
Termux is just a linux container, it has OpenSSH, and tmux. Yes I agree that a full linux workstation is better then an android phone, but sometimes I like to go out with friends and family and I might still be on call for work, and I reall
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
I'm all for stronger traffic enforcement as much as the next concerned citizen, but honestly things like surveillance/speed/red light cameras don't actually make anyone safer. If you google "Red Light Cameras Safety
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
Its a real shame the android tablet ecosystem has all but died. Android is better these days then its ever been. Highly customizable, you can use the firefox browser with uBlock origin, excellent 3rd party password manager support(much bett
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
I was an IT admin for a company of 100 people. If you mess with employee's browsers or browser layouts or search functionality, you are going to get a LOT of angry users. Furthermore, Microsoft is forcing companies who do not want this
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
Thank you for the correction. I thought I heard rumblings about their X Pack being free, but I had probably just heard about the trial.
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
Elasticsearch started life as a free product and security was a paid addon to that product via the X-Pack, now Elastic Co has made the security stuff free but people still don't implement it. Elasticsearch is insecure out of the box a
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
Slice up some green apple and put some balsamic vinegar on it. Super tasty.
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
I feel like you might be missing out on the fact that people use bookmarks in different ways. I don't download most apps on my phone, so I use everything through firefox web browser on my android phone and I dont like having a million
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
Would you be open to adding other Genre's of applications in there? iPad has no built in Calculater application and it has been a beyond infuriating experience simply finding a non-bullshit one without any adds or anything.
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
I disagree, Google and Motorola branded phones most certainly DO come with bloatware. The Google app is not necessary for the phone's functionality(this is, if you don't use google assistant) and I can not uninstall it from my Pix
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
While I agree Facebook is doing a bad job with regards to political advertising, I am actually really glad facebook isnt stepping in and deciding whats truthful or not. Does anyone really think that we should give Facebook any power over ou
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
Docuwiki is great. I would also like to throw in mkdocs into this documentation mix, with the mkdoc-material plugin. It does require python to generate the static site files for the documentation, but the actual documentation site are just
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
> You can't just rename your IT Ops team and call it DevOps Sure you can. Companies can and will do whatever they want. It may not be semantically correct, but it definitely wont stop anyone. Just go on indeed and look up
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
You can also do a Roth IRA which allows you to pay tax on it now.
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
As a non-mathematician, I found the Numberphile video on YouTube very helpful for breaking down the basics of Navier-Stokes equations in a very easy to comprehend way: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERBVFcutl3M
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
It's fascinating how Ring's business model benefits from local crime prevalence, which in turn might lead people to invest in home security. That's an interesting point. The whole Ring ecosystem is kinda boosted by
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
Great to see this project maturing! I love testing out random command line utilities and programs with this. IMO, this is a much nicer tool for evaluating CLI tools then docker containers because its a full VM and behaves a lot more like my
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
I'm inclined to believe that this is actually the case and not that AMD wrote more secure software. All software has security vulnerabilities, the more eyes on the software the more of them are found.
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
I wonder if Softbank's horrific investments, and the fact that companies are staying private for so much longer due to Softbank style investments, have saved the American economy from a 1999 style dotcom bubble?
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
The undoped ones will be able to compete, just not under an official Russian team
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by farisjarrah 7y ago
From the report: The vast majority (99.9%) of Uber trips end without any safety-related issue at all. For example, for the trips in 2017 and 2018: •1.4% of trips had a support request of any kind, most frequently for issu

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