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841.
by flatiron 6y ago
It’s TLS so I don’t know what it’s attempting to log but the highest blocked device in my house is the roku. I even have a Samsung TV (which I’ve never seen an ad on btw but I set it to boot directly to the HDMI port with the roku)
842.
by flatiron 6y ago
They were also shipping Xanax and Meth and those two ruin lives. But yeah spending time busting weed dealers is dumb.
843.
by flatiron 6y ago
YouTube obviously knows who they are. I think they would want to prevent 4chan from doxing them.
844.
by flatiron 6y ago
HyperV host only runs on Windows.
845.
by flatiron 6y ago
I’m surprised they aren’t focused more on it. Not for us desktop Linux users, but for ChromeOS
846.
by flatiron 6y ago
I dunno man. I spend my life in the command line. I don’t think anything could replace a Linux laptop right now for sheer flexibility and power.
847.
by flatiron 6y ago
very true. my six year old is way more into her tablet and the games there in than normal controller video games. she does enjoy a bit of sonic 2 but that's because she can race me on the screen and it doesn't involve much more
848.
by flatiron 6y ago
i built a mame machine in college and we loved that thing. it was just an ikea cabinet with an xarcade stick and a computer monitor hung on the wall with an old computer inside but man did we play that thing. I even remember ordering the
849.
by flatiron 6y ago
Isn’t all this crazy when pirates can just download the damn movie with no problem. They are just punishing the paying customer. I have a plex server and have zero issues.
850.
by flatiron 6y ago
It’s internal tooling sadly!
851.
by flatiron 6y ago
Yep or else none of this could happen. I work at a company that we need at least two methods to authenticate you to remove MFA through the admin console so this wouldn’t have happened.
852.
by flatiron 6y ago
My guess was frantic copy pasta. Since the reset password emails went to both him and the OG twitter user. Plus wouldn’t you need an API key per user and set that all up? I think that takes more time than spamming a tweet.
853.
by flatiron 6y ago
i picked a random PIA Montreal Node (which supports Port forwarding) for some interesting results: https://iknowwhatyoudownload.com/en/peer/?ip=199.229.249.191
854.
by flatiron 6y ago
IntelliJ
855.
by flatiron 6y ago
I’m a programmer but I do the exact job mentioned in the article as the most bullshit: call centers / IVRs. But at least mine don’t suck and pass information back and forth unlike the example.
856.
by flatiron 6y ago
This is about curl though.
857.
by flatiron 6y ago
Mine was the PS3 which is surprisingly easy to modify and their ps1 and 2 emulation works really well. It’s a nice little box if you can pick one up.
858.
by flatiron 6y ago
If you don’t have an environment between your laptop and prod you got more things wrong than this ARM migration.
859.
by flatiron 6y ago
tor begs you not to use their service for torrenting. it would also be a lot slower than a VPN i use a VPN (to Montreal since it supports port forwarding) because i work from home and i don't want my IP that VPNs to work for a major c
860.
by flatiron 6y ago
i torrent from home, i also work from home. i just never wanted my job to hire some dumb IT consulting firm to do some cross between IPs on a swam and IPs VPNing in as a "threat analysis" and my dumb name getting dragged into an o
861.
by flatiron 6y ago
the animation at the bottom shows netbsd + nginx starting in 1 second
862.
by flatiron 6y ago
my old company had some bad stuff come out of tor nodes, hired a company to do some analysis, they found i ran a relay at home (employee vpns to work from home from a tor node, is what they said) and thought it was suspicious. so i was cal
863.
by flatiron 6y ago
I used to run a relay at home until two things happened. 1) my bank blocked my home internet as it was a listed tor relay node even though it wasn’t an exit node. I just told my wife to use the app and disconnect from WiFi so that wasn’t a
864.
by flatiron 6y ago
Some of those you listed have extra features with electron. I was just being sarcastic with my remark. Like I don’t believe you can screen share with slack via a browser for example.
865.
by flatiron 6y ago
You just created a “website”
866.
by flatiron 6y ago
Genuinely interested how you think their WebKit (which they started from KHTML back in the day) implementation has “poor support for modern browser features” I agree with browser lock in though. But I feel that iOS is so successful that th
867.
by flatiron 6y ago
Not op but they probably mean vagrant?
868.
by flatiron 6y ago
Is that common? In the US old job never give references either good or bad. Just state dates of employment. I guess they just don’t want to deal with the can of worms of dealing with former employees disagreeing with whatever they say and p
869.
by flatiron 6y ago
But think of what the gpl has given to us!
870.
by flatiron 6y ago
guess who just spent 10 minutes debugging pi-hole, this guy

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