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by fsniper 3y ago
Title is unfortunately sensational. This is a default target change. Turns out clang still can build binaries for the Pi B+. You just need to be explicit about the architecture. So perhaps a small title change that's more clear about t
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by fsniper 3y ago
Oh I missed the github issue. My bad. In fact I searched github and probably my github search foo was not good. Sorry to disregard that fact. If these are already in place I don't have any reservations against using IMs or Discord. In
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by fsniper 3y ago
This is not a way to have bug discussions, or record them. Do you really think I could find this information on a search for a similar issue? Only thing that makes this bug and the process of the debug visible is this blog post. Another poi
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by fsniper 3y ago
Oh that's a huge dick move. And this behaviour you mention, "people seeking help from libcurl for xcurl" is an already documented and detrimental problem. You can see why Sqlite temp files has an extension of "etilqs&qu
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by fsniper 3y ago
The article itself is a great read and it has fascinating info related to this issue. However I am more interested/concerned about another part. How the issue is reported/recorded and how the communications are handled. Reporting
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by fsniper 3y ago
I suppose I missed the memo. I recall Linux being a Unix like POSIX compatible Operating System Kernel. Not a Rock Solid Stable Os.
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by fsniper 3y ago
Why do you think Linux doesn't deliver? And what is deliver mean in this context?
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by fsniper 3y ago
bash
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by fsniper 3y ago
sqlite3
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by fsniper 3y ago
Linux kernel
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by fsniper 3y ago
This reminds me of the time when my boss from then, was messing with the Bank. For security purposes bank calls you and starts asking you "security related questions". For online they make you select an image and then answer next
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by fsniper 3y ago
That's really cool
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by fsniper 3y ago
Once I built a patch for sl for typos for cat as "car". https://github.com/fsniper/sl-patch
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by fsniper 3y ago
"employee displacement" what a term.
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by fsniper 3y ago
Mandatory xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1053/
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by fsniper 3y ago
Would you expect a 4 year old to follow instructions to the letter or provide fully comprehensive answers? Currently ChatGPT at most has the brain capability of a 4 year old. And who has read and mostly remembers the encyclopaedia. Keeping
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by fsniper 3y ago
Another aspect is customer is expected - no "required" to tip.
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by fsniper 3y ago
Our CorpIT has that and fine tuned it to perfection. No one complains now. So it's possible. Unfortunately they still do MITM which breaks connections regularly.
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by fsniper 3y ago
"A properly configured Palo Alto firewall running SSL Decryption can stop a random user downloading a known zero-day package with Wildfire." Instead that Corp IT should have put a transparently working antivirus/malware scann
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by fsniper 3y ago
* Data leaks are not prevented by MITM attack. A sufficiently determined data leaker will easily find easier or elaborate ways to circumvent it. * Malware scanning can be done very efficiently at the end user workstation. ( But always done
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by fsniper 3y ago
There are real valuable practices that helps security, and there are practices just break security. Particularly MITM practice is a net negative. Rolling password resets and bad password requirements are also net negatives. Scanners which d
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by fsniper 3y ago
I hate corporate IT. Security with decades old arcane practices. Killing user experience with any way possible. MITM all around..
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by fsniper 3y ago
I would love to see a fiction story about what would happen if we had the same amount of "safety consciousness" in the past as we do today. Could we invent knifes? Would nuclear reactors or atomic bombs would ever become a thing?
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by fsniper 3y ago
You can combine this "update" with a "where taken = 0" to directly skip taken rows.
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by fsniper 3y ago
Oh sorry to hear that. Unfortunately this is also typical Irish experience. No standards across different regions :(
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by fsniper 3y ago
My experience with Google Assistant is a disaster. I ask in English it answers in Turkish that it couldn't understand. I repeat in Turkish, it switches back to English and we can't move any further.
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by fsniper 3y ago
That appointment system is the worst online registration system ever. In fact I suggest people having trouble to move outside of the Dublin area to avoid it. Then you would only need to call the garda and an immigration officer handles ever
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by fsniper 3y ago
Small nitpick about the naming. "X Server" term is used for an X window protocol server application. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_Window_System
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by fsniper 3y ago
In Turkish Computer is "Bilgisayar" => "Info Counter". History of it is pretty nice. In the early days of Turkish Republic, with a push From M.Kemal Ataturk, Latin Alphabet is adopted. After that there was a movement
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by fsniper 3y ago
I was directly pointing to m50 on that count. It's not even an even limit on the whole m50. Some parts are 100km/h some parts are 120km/h. And I can agree that part is not much of a problem. But most of the rural 80km/h

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