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by flatiron 4y ago
I know absolutely nothing about the subject but I would at least run nginx and tor in a docker container. Make sure no traffic comes out of the container on my public ip. Wouldn’t solve every problem but seems like it would solve…a lot of t
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by flatiron 4y ago
I used to work for a utility company. Almost every fraud included walking into a Duane reed and filling a green dot card. Every time I see one I just think of all those poor people. Once as a contractor in the early 2000s I did a few months
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by flatiron 4y ago
It’s very easy to sympathize with the pig. But, if a doctor came into the room and said “a pig or your daughter” what would anyone say?
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by flatiron 4y ago
not when the alternative is "hey disgruntled employee, i'll pay you 25k for these files" is the low hanging fruit
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by flatiron 4y ago
im on a zoom right now, works fine....
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by flatiron 4y ago
My daily driver is a 2013 air on arch. Works 100% perfect for everything I want to do. My work computer is an i7 32 gig beast. I don’t need that for checking gmail.
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by flatiron 4y ago
Nobody ever got fired for hiring IBM but I think people may get fired now a days for moving to heroku! Good luck! I would love to hear an update in 12 months if you are still there / heroku is still running.
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by flatiron 4y ago
i don't think that's equivalent. it's tremendously easier for a company to fill a position than a person get another position somewhere else. this is a billion+ company. some developers probably live paycheck to paycheck.
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by flatiron 4y ago
99.9% of crypto investors don't know how crypto works. my brother (who is a cop and has no clue) bought my dad (who is close to 80 and was a construction worker with no clue) for fathers day a year or two back and hardware wallet. sa
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by flatiron 4y ago
https://firebirdsql.org/
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by flatiron 4y ago
is it me or the official stadia controller is not listed as an option in the controller section?
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by flatiron 4y ago
Shout out to plex for the lifetime pass I bought 9 years ago for $75 that’s still kicking.
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by flatiron 4y ago
And she did it in a few months! No time to get music working so someone at Panasonic got a band together and recorded a garage band redbook version.
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by flatiron 4y ago
this isn't the first time the wii u has been hacked. the most common wii u hack was simply because only code was encrypted, not the assets. so someone was able to buffer overflow the Nintendo DS emulator by replacing the assets. You
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by flatiron 4y ago
Framework is the closest I believe. Personally I buy used thinkpads. Huge bang for the buck and they are pretty much bullet proof. That being said my daily driver is a 2013 MacBook Air running arch now.
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by flatiron 4y ago
Boot on Linux and bash on a modern computer. Do you think the keystrokes are slower?
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by flatiron 4y ago
You can mute channels too. I have a ton of “ask” slack channels for the various things I’m considered a SME on that I simply mute. If I have a free minute I’ll drop in and share some stuff but I can’t be answering those things all the time.
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by flatiron 4y ago
If it ain’t broke… If you are going to use Linux at work it will be system d. I use Linux both at home and work so I use systemd. I’ve had exactly 0 issues with systemd and if systemd has a solution for something (like ntp time or efi booti
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by flatiron 4y ago
I used FreeBSD for about a decade and lately use Linux which has honestly just been a docker host for me. Does anyone on FreeBSD miss docker? Are jails a close subsitute?
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by flatiron 4y ago
Pay $40 a year for a vpn. Use a docker container that has iptables set up to only use the vpn and put a torrent client. $40 a year and nobody will bother you. The person that a vpn provider will expose to lose their company base will be a t
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by flatiron 4y ago
It took me a week but think about switching to jetbrains. So far I’ve had 0 people regret my pressuring to get off eclipse. My old workplace didn’t blink about the expense and my new job has it as the standard kit. Just a thought even thoug
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by flatiron 4y ago
They could. Then what software would run on it. What sort of tech talent would operate it.
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by flatiron 4y ago
They don’t want to port all that software to a secret OS that isn’t supported upstream. Also much of apple, like I was, were contractors. So your there for a bit to do a thing. People know Linux so that’s what they use. Honestly much of wh
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by flatiron 4y ago
It’s really just the same. The name is escaping me. It basically rips out the parts they didn’t want people to use, configures it how apple wants, and is pulled from the repositories. Just like Java it’s the same shit with some patches. It’
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by flatiron 4y ago
So they can use servers? And those people who write that software for those servers can test. You think iCloud is off Mac minis?
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by flatiron 4y ago
Apple itself when I worked there was strict on having no gpl3. But everything on the inside is Linux. They even have their own version of arch (and Java and spring boot which is what I did)
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by flatiron 4y ago
Allowing apps to read your texts is a can of worms apple isn’t willing to open.
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by flatiron 4y ago
small black holes are there for nanoseconds, im not really sure you could find a good method to "shoot" them the whole "you can shoot somin near a black hole and speed it wayyyyy up" reminded me of the three body problem
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by flatiron 4y ago
I would go with “map”
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by flatiron 4y ago
I am not a doctor. SIDS seems to be a catch all for a lot of things. Putting babies on their back, removing objects and bumpers from the crib, etc did reduce SIDS but didn’t eliminate it. This may be a major chunk of what is still considere

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