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Nextcloud 15 released
(nextcloud.com)
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I will complete my first freenas build that I've waited years to build this weekend. in either case, I've been waiting so long that seeing this does not change my desire and opportunity does not always come when we want it to. gu
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8y ago
Does that mean its running systemd? I thought that was generally frowned upon. I don't know enough to have end opinion myself but it seems like systemd was questionable especially for this type of endeavor.
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Is it possible by forcing this in the early term they may make tipping obsolete in the long run? It appears to remove any question of how much to tip... You won't have to think about it when the goods arrive... I wonder if in the long
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I see the article says there has been quite a few visitors? > 33.5 billion visits in 2018. There are currently 7.53 billion people on Earth. and seeing this is interesting > 4,000 petabytes of data or about 500 MB per person on the pl
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Bitcoin scammers send bomb threats across US, causing evacuations
(theverge.com)
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from the article I think its a little simpler than that, they just wanted to be able to copy or 'clone' the capabilities of the US. > The USSR wanted a clone with the same ability: "The decision to build Buran was a respon
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8y ago
also some people use bangs [0] like !g !b !yt and other bang's to redirect search another website directly from ddg. (I use this when I do not like the responses and want to check another search engine) sort of like google giving money
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8y ago
thank you! I love hot keys. I believe hot keys win wars (partial reference to Starcraft/Warcraft)
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this appears to be a collection of CVEs from many users and often exploits accompanying them with citations to those. wonder what is collecting this and if it is automated. side note: another quote from Dr Who I see, thanks for sharing. I
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8y ago
I think what I'm saying is specifically it is facebook whatsapp like it is google gmail or apple messaging. it appears that people often refer to this as different companies and they are not. it being e2e encrypted does not change who
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8y ago
isn't whatsapp owned by facebook? and instagram (in parent comment) why do people differentiate them from facebook? to me you are still using facebook just an 'app' under facebook. I feel this is akin to saying I use gmail b
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I wonder if there are solutions to astroturfing that have not been explored. this is really challenging as it is something I have been thinking about a long time and each idea I have I find a way that it would simply not work.
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in the original star trek they find Apollo [0] and determine how ancient greeks may have been inspired by aliens. really enjoyable episode to think over:-) [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Who_Mourns_for_Adonais%3F
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this seems like a hole in their design, additional access is being granted without the user really knowing what is going on and they are deliberately keeping the user out of the loop. at least, that is how I am interpreting it, it seems tha
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congrats!!!!! you did not win the lottery but I keep this link [0] handy in case I every get a windfall it has some gems of good advice and caution. briefly, I wish I had tour problem and if I can fantasize for a minute.... after paying off
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holy smokes... >Michael LeBeau – ‘He guys, as you know all the growth team is planning on shipping a permissions update on Android at the end of this month. They are going to include the ‘read call log’ permission, which will trigger the
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dark mode makes me sleepy, having bright monitors and room helps me stay alert, so does standing which gets tiresome from doing it all day. I work from home so there are less distractions and it helps me stay focused for this... but all in
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by the same author Homo Deus is also really enjoyable food for thought
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So lucky a student found him painting to share his story. I wonder how many times something like this goes unnoticed and is destroyed. what can we do to prevent their destruction in the future and depend less on luck?
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albeit, if there were shorter time constraints for each period, I would say the team that wins in that smaller time constraint is better even though the meta changes, it becomes less a game of endurance and more a game of holding peak perfo
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is using SSH certificates (PKI) an option? redhat [0] provides a great guide on it that I recommend. [0] https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_enterp...
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8y ago
any thoughts on requiring the creation of both outbound and inbound prefix lists when peering?
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Thank you! it turns out that fqdn is blocked by pi-hole. oops....
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web page has been dead for me for about 20 minutes (since I saw this link) - does anyone have cached version available? Google gave me a 404 on their cache.... (1555-1615 EST -- 2018-11-26)
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China Telecom has been using poisoned internet routes
(boingboing.net)
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Funny, I had the same thought before reading. one day xkcd [0] will be considered a profit, that day is coming. [0] https://xkcd.com/1361/
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everyone benefits from Tesla's progress [0], they may be an outlier but I think they are leading the way. More importantly, the progress helps society as a whole. I see their progress as directly benefiting every human and the planet.
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I subscribed :-) also added an email to my profile on here
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this reminds of investments in research and I'm quoting from somewhere but cannot locate at the moment... If Balmer hadn't studied spectral lines, Planck may not have proposed the quantum. Then Bohr may not have conceived his
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