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by hexadec 6y ago
Curious to see how the new administration will handle this. They will need to gather personal identity information to determine if you are a US citizen which is scary. Will certainly enable AWS/GCP/Azure to curtail all my free tri
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by hexadec 6y ago
No the parent, but I did this a bunch as we grew up poor. I got an oooooold IBM PS2 notebook with 6 Windows 3.1.2 floppies from the school IT discard pile. My friends and I also created the cheapest PC we could. It was a cardboard box with
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by hexadec 6y ago
NC
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by hexadec 6y ago
What political statement are they making aside from saying 'I would like to vote'? Even the densest election board recognizes this year is not based on historical trends and that early voting (which has been touted on national new
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by hexadec 6y ago
What is the alternative to acceptance? My state has closed hundreds of polling places over the past decade or so. Mostly in poor area, college towns, or cities. What should we do if our option for making our voices heard are removed? I hope
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by hexadec 6y ago
This is pretty good material. There is always the struggle of where to go in security it feels. It is easy to get pigeonholes working with a very specific area or set of tools unless you are ok with jumping to new roles/companies every
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by hexadec 6y ago
I think it is fairly onerous for both parties speaking as a US citizen who visited Brazil a number of years ago. Until recently you had to visit a Brazilian embassy and bring a postal money order as well as printed passport style photos and
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by hexadec 6y ago
Information Security: getting people to classify data properly. Everything ends up as the default classification or set to public so they can send privileged data over email. Also, having some agreement on code scanning. Every time security
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by hexadec 6y ago
Hacker voice "I'm in" and the telex sounds off in the background. It is interesting how you can track the history of remote terminals and make them work at all. It shows the true value of clear documentation.
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Using a 1930 Teletype as a Linux Terminal [video](youtube.com)
245 points by hexadec 6y ago|60 comments
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by hexadec 7y ago
This is a great official move, but there was already a Australia race last weekend with Lando, Max, and some Youtubers like Jimmy Broadbent. Interesting to see who comes out on top in the official versus grassroots virtual racing scene. The
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by hexadec 7y ago
It seems like a re-implementation of cloud shell for Azure ( https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cloud-shell/overview ). It also uses the browser and native IAM, but you can use the native AD integration and
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by hexadec 7y ago
Seems great from an all in one perspective. Just wish you could automate some of the reporting. It looks like they constantly scan the network and run ISP upstream speedtests. They should put them together to report on over time changes in
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World's First and Only Hackproof Site(hackprooftechnologies.com)
1 points by hexadec 7y ago|0 comments
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by hexadec 7y ago
Tested in Chrome 78.0.3904 and Firefox 71.0b12, works in both. Interesting that viewing the password vaults requires permissions (like master password in Firefox), but this will sidestep that need.
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View any autofill password in any browser(lifehacker.com)
1 points by hexadec 7y ago|1 comments
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by hexadec 7y ago
Thanks, this seems like the best answer for me, for future folks reading this, that URL has been updated to https://www.rundeck.com/open-source
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by hexadec 7y ago
Something like Crawlab ( https://github.com/crawlab-team/crawlab ) is what I was imagining. May fork this to make it work if some of the other suggestions do not pan out.
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by hexadec 7y ago
Yes, the GUI is the hard part it seems. I was hoping there was a solution that made it a bit easier to manage rather than checking the status of a dozen systemd units running and starting/stopping them or adding short lived scripts to
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Ask HN: How to manage long running scripts?
6 points by hexadec 7y ago|13 comments
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by hexadec 7y ago
That is the worst case, no GDPR fines have been near there maximum yet.
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by hexadec 7y ago
I agree with you in theory, but until we can figure out micro-transactional payments that work globally it seems ads are good stepping stone. People want to get paid for work, some users are willing to pay (cash) some with attention to ads.
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by hexadec 7y ago
It is very not legal, but I think the parent was saying these regulations are more onerous to small dev shops rather than Google and the fine for this will be minuscule. Hopefully companies will find paths to revenue that do not require sel
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by hexadec 7y ago
This some great work on tracking down all of these measures to track users. I really hope we get to the point where dumb ads rules the web once more. Hopefully this results in more than a slap on the wrist, but I doubt it.
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New service to get reverse proxy to your host: LocalXpose(localxpose.io)
2 points by hexadec 7y ago|0 comments
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by hexadec 7y ago
That is the point of the article though. But they did not really solve the issue, it just highlighted a new issue. Engineers solved the flooding of the city but brought to light the fact that groundwater pumping is causing the city to sink.
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by hexadec 7y ago
Because they like to verify the integrity of the data they send you and HTTPS should be the default for all web traffic possible. https://https.cio.gov/everything/
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by hexadec 7y ago
Not sure, but it seems the conversation here is the difference between the parcel of land (land) and the infrastructure/ home on that land (property). Japan values the land so highly compared to the total property, houses are essential
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by hexadec 7y ago
Yes, it takes some of the excitement away if I have to do it manually. I also don't want it to be a daily driver, more for hacking about.
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by hexadec 7y ago
I feel like a useful comparison of shells would be good fodder. I always liked seeing different nix distros running unusual shells. It felt like a mirror of the nix desktop world with different features taking precedence. Someone should c

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