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by honeybadger1 2y ago
Lets attack one of the bastions of information freedom...in the name of Palestine, sigh. Ass-hat hackers.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
Trying not to see it black and white because I do support unions to a point but it is hard not to think negative things about a union being pushy at a place like Boeing. I know one engineer there and she was incredibly bright. I'm hopi
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
While I appreciate your presumptuous concern, I must disabuse you of the notion that I require fictitious accounts to court controversy. My singular, longstanding Hacker News account suffices admirably for that purpose. As for engaging in d
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
Look, if you're serious about this, set up a proper DMZ. Segment your network, throw in some DNS magic with internal and external zones, and slap a reverse proxy in there for good measure. That way, you can have your cake and eat it to
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
Thanks for this, your framing is fair considering you kinda have to take it on faith and her word that she didn't know and was this just a deflection and reaction(political) vs she was unaware of what her own office was doing(Not good,
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
I must be a networking genius because I run about 30 websites in dockers behind a reverse proxy(one static IP) with gazillions of port forwards and static routes over a consumer router and I have no issues.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
Well, no one really thinks that her own opinions will be representative of the governments policy, other than publicly drumming up support from headless politics obsessed people. I am happy for that, because as a DA she was quite aggressive
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
I have been a Plex fanatic for quite a few years but the tides of been changing in a way that worries me. I am also an ad blocking fanatic and I have noticed trends between Plex, content I watch, and ads. I know they do something but I have
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
It is the best internet social feed to me as well. I use pro a lot for following different communities and there is nothing that can comes close today to being on the edge of change online.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
I believe that is dependent on your account settings. I block all comments on accounts that do not have a verified phone number as an example and they get dropped into that.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
Just so we are out in the open here, this person thinks that a gay man(me) who is concerned about children being asked "you might be trans and thats okay" is basically, in question because children cannot possibly understand somet
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
I dislike Trump. I am not sure how I can be misogynistic considering I don't even aim for women, I rarely communicate with them unless they are my work colleagues. Look, I dislike identity politics and think likely I am just an awful c
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
Everything you said and plus its The Atlantic. You really couldn't have a more left wing bias unless they were competing with HuffPost.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
HNers are wrong about this just like they're wrong about Tesla, and the proof is outside on the road.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
Considering he wasn't a thug at all and he was an educated theater kid, seems like it's being supportive. He was constantly pretending to be someone else for money, seems like now AI can pick up where he left off.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
This will fail and it's a good thing.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
Bad governing, and it only continues to get worse here. My decision to retire in a 2nd or 3rd world country is becoming clearer every election cycle.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
I am going to make it political because I have never liked companies that peacock, appealing to social justice causes, but this is a staple case of why I feel this way. Companies, like Spotify only do these types of things to soften their d
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
It seems short sighted, people pay to use certain features of X for high scale posting and social media activity, but businesses shouldn't have to pay to consume this information from X? Seems like X messed up with their arguments, all
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by honeybadger1 3y ago
I was working with a product designer as a UI/UX test subject a few years back before the first release of Cosmic. What a long way it has came since then! I am a huge fun of the effort put in to PopOS to make Linux interesting to the a
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by honeybadger1 3y ago
Anything for clicks I guess.
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by honeybadger1 3y ago
A truly fantastic read for me as it relates to my week over week woes working for a software company that is striving to be the top in it's industry and eventually purchased. Being involved in leadership here, I see the anecdotes being
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by honeybadger1 3y ago
I think it's important that we have strong leadership figures. They are both good leaders, whether they are conservative or not is irrelevant. I would love to think people can rise above that everything boils down to political associ
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by honeybadger1 3y ago
Apple, not unlike a modern-day ecclesiastical authority, excommunicates a heretic who dares to challenge its scripture.
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by honeybadger1 3y ago
This case exemplifies the importance of a layered security approach, integrating endpoint protection and network monitoring, to effectively combat such stealthy techniques.
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by honeybadger1 3y ago
Indeed, the industry was a stalled car if anything. You have what I call "professional professionals" that were running the show and saying things while doing nothing.
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by honeybadger1 3y ago
I know 3 employees at SpaceX and he is seen as a hero in their eyes regardless what of news media gets paid to post about him.
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by honeybadger1 3y ago
Good leadership
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by honeybadger1 3y ago
He's a typical politician.
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by honeybadger1 3y ago
"The Indian government uses a bomb threat as an excuse to take away more of your freedom"

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