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by fgonzag 6y ago
But then it has subpar encryption and they've stated that they will look towards an ad supported model. So it's even worse than WhatsApp.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
They have the users password hash stored in their db so they can replicate the process server side: login_token = hash(pwd_hash + nonce) its nothing too wild, especially considering the age of yahoo mail.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
TSMC guarantees that every western country has a stake in Taiwan's sovereignity. As long as they manufacture most of the worlds advanced silicon, western countries will continue to protect and arm taiwan.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
It's not a shortcut. It's the only way to form opinions outside of your expertise fields, because you simply don't have the time to personally research everything. That's why it's very important to have a healthy do
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Hundreds most likely. They're really small processors though, 1MB memory tops for non critical systems (like the Microchip PIC)
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by fgonzag 6y ago
I'd start with any one who decided not to ground the planes and deflected responsibility a soon as the first crash happened. They have direct responsibility over the second crash. The I'd go over all the certification process. Any
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Have you tried AppArmor? I find it much better than SElinux, if a bit more limited.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
I don't see that happening. As someone who manages bare metal, there's not that much to it besides using a pxe installer. Didn't even use that before we got 20 servers, would just configure IPMI physically the mount the ubun
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by fgonzag 6y ago
wouldn't it be much easier to use scp for that? there are plenty of android clients, and plenty of windows servers. I just actually use synced storage (Synology Drive from a Synology NAS), so I would probably use a Dropbox like service
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by fgonzag 6y ago
I don't really agree. Firefox itself could run a free Certificate Authority if it ever came to that. Your scenario is much less likely, and much more easily fixable than the status quo where most websites don't bother exposing the
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by fgonzag 6y ago
I know of quite a few developers in Mexico who pay for it out of pocket because of how much they like it and how much it improves their efficiency. I'm talking people on 40-50k salaries top.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Rider is great. You do have VsCode competing in that space, but I still like Rider better as an actual IDE. Though VsCode with vim mode is my default lightweight editor now.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
I've had a personal all tool license since they switched to the licensing model. 150 / yr is reasonable for me to be able to use their tools on my personal projects, and also not having to pester my bosses about getting a license
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Debian is still available. And it's great.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
What happens if Google decides to exert its authority with its monopoly (charging a ton, charging businesses to appear, etc)? Now there is no service for customers to switch to. Anti competitive behavior benefits the customer as long as the
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by fgonzag 6y ago
What is revolutionary about it? We still haven't seen Zen in the same node as the M1. Zen still scores higher in absolute terms (albeit at higher power). It's evolutionary. The power efficiency is great, and the core design is gre
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Agreed, shill isn't the right word to use. Fan, cultist, or zealot would be more in line (depending on the desired impact and tone of the expression)
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by fgonzag 6y ago
A developer's machine doesn't really require a lot of graphic horsepower, as long as it can drive multiple high resolution monitors. I see the use case at least, but I agree that I rather AMD use the die space for a faster CPU and
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by fgonzag 6y ago
I built a TR 3960X (24 core) 32GB of RAM workstation for $3000, including a 700 dll graphics card (2080 Super). Realistically a 100 dollar graphics card would've sufficed for my usage (development). So it could've been built for $
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by fgonzag 6y ago
The thing that angered me the most was Boeing refusing to admit responsibility and fighting the authorities that were grounding the plane. They knew people were dying and were willing to let more people die without remorse. In my mind that
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by fgonzag 6y ago
300 million for zoom is actually kind of believable. Here in Mexico private schools were using Zoom for virtual classes. I know of many other countries who took the same route. Obviously public education couldn't use it because of a la
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Trade school? What kind of college did you attend? Most CS curriculums I've seen are full of math (science), computer science (compilers, algorithms, etc) and engineering (computer architecture, etc). It's a mixture of science and
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by fgonzag 6y ago
1.36% is the size of the measured effect (the difference in GDP growth)
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by fgonzag 6y ago
The new version of reddit bogs down FF to where I have to restart if I want to keep scrolling. This is on a TR3960X with 64GB of memory. I haven't checked the resource manager when that happens but I probably should.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
I pay $20/yr for unlimited accounts, 50GB of storage with mxroute. I've been quite happy with it. $30/yr for domain + email is worth it considering how important your address is for absolutely everything on the web
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by fgonzag 6y ago
namecheap has actually been a really good registrar, contrary to what the name suggests.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Doesn't a VPN work over the internet (in order to access a local network). So I wouldn't say it provides internet connectivity (as you already need to be connected to the internet to connect to a VPN). A VPN simply gives you acce
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Limited sandboxing? Ever heard of containers?
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Mind telling us how to disable auto updating in snaps (or for a specific snap)? You've just solved a huge issue for the ubuntu community
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Are you actually willing to pay for a service that doesn't oversubscribe? 10 Gbps for 30 houses seems reasonable, as not all of them will be using the service at full speed at any given time. If you wanted 30 Gbps for 30 houses, then y

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