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by gerdesj 8mo ago
I hope they have a good 10 years experience in that "literacy".
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by gerdesj 8mo ago
Great fun but I will point out that Sandwich is a town in Kent (England, UK). The BoM for Sandwich will be rather more involved than for a sandwich (which will be multiple sub-assemblies of the whole). etc etc, soz!
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by gerdesj 8mo ago
Oh and I did mention swaks. nc comes from a time when SSL was a newish thing. swaks can do TLS with nobs on.
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by gerdesj 8mo ago
Could someone explain why this is might be a big deal? I remember playing with nested virty some years ago and deciding it is a backwards step except for PoC and the like. Given I haven't personally run out of virty gear, I never need
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by gerdesj 8mo ago
SHOULD is not MUST
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by gerdesj 8mo ago
When I find nc on a customer's Windows box, I'll be sure to use it 8)
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by gerdesj 8mo ago
telnet isn't just for ... telnet. $ telnet smtp.example.co.uk 25 HELO me MAIL FROM: gerdesj@example2.co.uk RCPT TO: gerdesj@example.co.uk DATA .. or you can use SWAKS! For some odd reason telnet is becoming rare as an i
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by gerdesj 8mo ago
The ultimate irony is that Linus Thorvalds designed git with the Linux kernel codebase in mind to work without any form of infrastructure centralisation. No repo trumps any other. Surely some of your crazy kids can rummage up a CI pipeline
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by gerdesj 8mo ago
Given your description, its good to see the USAAF are clearly on the ball when it comes to security. If, say, all your B1s overflew the nutjob bowl then certain planners across the world might decide to act in a certain way. A random asso
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by gerdesj 8mo ago
I eventually caved in a couple of years ago and migrated our corp email system to MS (I'm the MD and we are a precious metal "partner"). Our MX records go to my trusty Exim n rspamd MTA on prem. If MS take the piss with subs
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by gerdesj 8mo ago
Even fast LACP needs three seconds and that's on the same collision domain. How does BGP actually detect a link is down? Keep alive default is 30s but that can be changed. If you set it to say one second, is that wise? Once a link i
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by gerdesj 9mo ago
You might have not run Gentoo. Most Gentooers will begrudgingly but eventually admit to cooking their own gonads when updating a laptop. Anyway, please define: "correctness".
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by gerdesj 9mo ago
OK, I apologise for my miss-diagnosis! I thought I tended to ill-advised loquacity! I'm just an amateur when compared to the master. Mind you: who on earth uses long (m) dashes when typing text?
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by gerdesj 9mo ago
I'm not sure the "journos" from Techradar are too familiar with how networks ... work. IPv4 requires an inbound NAT these days to work at all globally, unless you actually have a machine with a globally routable IP. There wi
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by gerdesj 9mo ago
"from behind a tall SUV, " I look for shadows underneath stationary vehicles. I might also notice pedestrians "vanishing". I have a rather larger "context" than any robot effort. However, I am just one exampl
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by gerdesj 9mo ago
Please show me on the doll where ISO 9000 hurt you! I have been an MD for 25 years. ISO 9001 reg. since 2006. Its been a bit of a pain at times but it does concentrate the mind towards doing things right. We've never used consultant
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by gerdesj 9mo ago
When was the last time you touted for this sort of business? Strictly speaking its ISO 9001 but we do the same as you and call it ISO 9000. You forgot 27001 and 14001.
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by gerdesj 9mo ago
"that's feature-complete and functional." I get where you are coming from. That was my stance roughly 20 years ago too. I also note that you are quite clearly not daft! You and I have different "jobs". I worry ab
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by gerdesj 9mo ago
This effort is utterly dreadful. I started off from the press release on GOV.UK (as linked in OP and which is a paragon of virtue in web design) and followed the "Free AI foundations training" link and it all went south rather rap
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by gerdesj 9mo ago
"I have a Windows 11 workstation ... There's no lag with context menus or browsing directories with a lot of files." You have the same Windows updates as everyone else and it will be painful. Also you should be keeping those
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by gerdesj 9mo ago
How on earth is that pronounced?
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by gerdesj 9mo ago
OK so let's look at a second. I think I can get away with this analysis: On take off f = 330 x 10 = 3300 (units etc) On landing f = 160 x 10.7 = 1712 So, if you are gentle enough on landing and the aircraft is nearly half the weight i
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by gerdesj 9mo ago
"stress" (in engineering terms) has a particular meaning and is not a generic term. It is not really a synonym for "forces" or "what makes other stuff break"! Let's look at just the downward forces: I nee
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by gerdesj 9mo ago
"I just use used motor oil." Used, not clean.
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by gerdesj 9mo ago
I'd go easy on LinkedIn. It sounds like it is getting to you.
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by gerdesj 9mo ago
Maintaining a meme stock is hard, really hard. You do have to hand it to the bloke that he is working hard on this. Back in the day, the term "snake oil salesman" was used and it is as fresh today as it always was.
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by gerdesj 9mo ago
"In Holland I see a lot of defeatist attitude." I gather that the Dutch government sponsor OpenVPN development and frankly I've generally viewed the Netherlands as a whole as being rather independently minded. You might reca
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by gerdesj 9mo ago
"Amazon is built on a culture of doing the most boring, data-driven, predictable thing possible and executing well." Quite. I remember when they started off flogging books in the '90s. I completely agree with you that trying
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by gerdesj 9mo ago
Good skills - you are well on the way to Engineer with a capital E. You cannot see network traffic. You'd be amazed at how many people think they can diagnose a network fault without using tools like this. Everyone is an expert until t
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by gerdesj 9mo ago
LLDP and CDP would like a chat

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