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691.
by flatiron 5y ago
Google drive enterprise for $20 a month for unlimited is the best I’ve found. Rclone and encfs to mount and send the content. Almost 0 issues.
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by flatiron 5y ago
I run just plex and pi hole. Money I save with plex that I don’t need a million different services and having no ads at home is well worth the price. One day my friends went out and I couldn’t go. They got all drunk and shared how much the
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by flatiron 5y ago
Makes sense. Open bsd focuses on code quality and security not performance. I bet a lot of DMA tricks are poo poo’d by openbsd
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by flatiron 5y ago
Either we work at the same place or that’s very common. When I joined I got a random email that said “your rsu $ to shares conversion was X shares and here’s your schedule” and my schedule is all in # of shares not $
695.
by flatiron 5y ago
i bet we would all really like to spend some time at SNOW_RANCH!
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by flatiron 5y ago
Fire it up in dosbox!
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by flatiron 5y ago
He describes it in his post. It is designed to magically and globally hit your Realtek chip!
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by flatiron 5y ago
Sometimes there is no direct victim. Whose the direct victim of public urination or jay walking? I’m not saying they should be legal it’s just nobody really gets traumatized if someone crosses the street without right of way.
699.
by flatiron 5y ago
That mechanism is trying to get compensated for dead live stock and pulling straws. Thunder is a sonic boom. It’s like saying thunder killed a cow.
700.
by flatiron 5y ago
Sounds like arch with extra steps. Why use it and not arch?
701.
by flatiron 5y ago
Linux buys you lots of stuff besides hardware. Docker comes to mind.
702.
by flatiron 5y ago
It’s almost the opposite in NYC. Huge buildings on solid foundations. Hard part is building. Everything you drop you need to build same day. Good luck organizing it!
703.
by flatiron 5y ago
I don’t use any plugins with vs code. Am I the baddie? At least for JavaScript node crap it works perfect out of the box.
704.
by flatiron 5y ago
Honestly I’ve automated a large chunk of my day job. The trick is keeping it secret!
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by flatiron 5y ago
As someone who does code reviews the thought the developer didn’t code the code submitted to be merged never would cross my mind.
706.
by flatiron 5y ago
yes arm64, the twitter thread also said they didn't have to do any TPM tricks, it just worked. i read somewhere else only the installer now requires TPM, the OS boot does not, but that will change when it goes gold
707.
by flatiron 5y ago
90s I got suspended for “hacking” when all I did was create a windows file share. Had me and my friends split the typing assignments and combine them on the share so we could browse the internet during typing class.
708.
by flatiron 5y ago
yer prolly right. whats more 2021 than hard drives with upnp putting themselves on the WAN with commented out auth on the factory reset API?
709.
by flatiron 5y ago
first HN article had a bunch of people saying there were devices behind a NAT with no port forwarding that had the issue, this doesn't describe what happened there (if that actually happened)
710.
by flatiron 5y ago
that's pretty simple. tar and encrypt all their data. put a DO_YOU_WANT_IT_BACK.TXT file in the root next to it and in there provide instructions to pay the ransom.
711.
by flatiron 5y ago
It’s windows 10 only though. For all 13 people who run windows servers.
712.
by flatiron 5y ago
Crazy how easy that is. I bet within a year we hear about criminals using something like this to know when people leave their house for extended periods.
713.
by flatiron 5y ago
My guess is someone figured out how to bounce commands off WD command server (customer reps helping people reset their devices) and they are spamming customer ids. Either that or these devices have unique ports on the WAN with a 0-day but
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by flatiron 5y ago
Arch is great for desktops and laptops because it’s rolling and always up to date with upstream. Install it once. Update it once a week. Never have to do anything else. They also have a user repository where they pretty much have everything
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by flatiron 5y ago
I was a contractor for Apple for 4 years and when I left a few months ago my new company let me choose windows or mac and I chose windows (mainly spite) but it’s really good now. I live in the command line and having full blown Ubuntu insid
716.
by flatiron 5y ago
I personally can’t stand it due to frame rate!
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by flatiron 5y ago
I agree. I love that we have the ability to use an emulator or mister to play the stock rom but I love people thinking what could have been with old tech in a new world. Personally it’s fascinating. I wish my retro wasn’t confined to a mist
718.
by flatiron 5y ago
i don't haven the device but the above sounds like a 10 line shell script to me. slap files in a local directory, execute script, see screen flash on device, items loaded.
719.
by flatiron 5y ago
you can fix the ip changing on reboot by pegging the MAC to an IP in your router. if you are also running something like pi-hole you can give it a local dns entry too, which makes it even easier to remember.
720.
by flatiron 5y ago
which tier are you that you still have unlimited? i was on the $10 tier (which went to $12) and then i got a nasty gram a while ago and upgraded to the $20 tier, i 100% only use my account for the unlimited storage.

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