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by hypeatei 10mo ago
In the wild, that's not true at all[0][1]. The corporate firewall at my employer actually wasn't able to block ECH until they updated it then it was able to block sites as usual. 0: https://community.fortinet.com/t
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
Just enabling ECH doesn't stop this, firewalls can see it and mangle the data to force a downgrade because most servers need to support older protocols. It's more accurate to say that once sites only support ECH, then they'
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
Some of it probably has to do with Venezuela nationalizing its natural gas industry in the 70s after American companies had already invested money there. I don't think Trump personally cares that much, but there are neo-con factions (R
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
> ICE's actions is very relevant and very important to you. Maybe the first few stories are, but what past masked goons throwing up Nazi salutes and sending people to foreign labor camps do you need to keep up on? If you're int
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
Just keep it in the front of your mind that most of the stuff you're reading is ephemeral bullshit. If you come across something that you think is important, make a note of it. I keep a small journal of stories I find notable and that
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
That's what I thought, too. Perhaps if you're as chronically online as he makes himself out to be, then not posting a tweet for a week feels like years. If he gained a new perspective, then great, but I'm deliberately leaving
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
The common advice among "preppers" and more anxious individuals is to never let your gas gauge go below half or 1/4 tank. I think people are much more anxious than they realize about running out of gas in a black swan event.
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
What type of positions are you interviewing for? Software development is a big tent and I don't think this would be pertinent in a web dev interview, for example.
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
I never want to hear a MAGA supporter whine about DEI or meritocracy ever again. Supposedly you're against that stuff but just hire loyalists who fuck everything up? Embarrassing.
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
Peel it back even more: how does any State not fall victim to monied interests? This is usually handwaved away by socalists in the sense that everything is handled by "independent commissions" that can totally not be corrupted. Th
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
> point the right compliance person to the latest NIST guidelines This only works if that's the only standard they're adhering to. At my employer, the password changes are mandated by their "cyber insurance" policy wh
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
I can't imagine this move would scare away potential BMW owners. The people buying these cars are rich and never service it at a third party. Also, the reputation of BMWs is well known: hard to work on, expensive, and lose value very f
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
Yes, that was an insidious move from the NSA but nowhere near a mandate. No one uses it because of that weakness and they're allowed to do that.
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
Fair, the US government is not a saint in this respect. I will say that a three letter agency getting upset and requesting a backdoor does seem different than a legislative (executive?) commission proposing laws to backdoor communications.
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
I used Proton at one point, but I realized that email is inherently insecure and any cloud storage can be E2EE if you encrypt the files yourself before uploading (which you should) It's nice to see that they're giving the finger t
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
I'm not European, but it's probably a mix of intelligence services advocating for it and government regulation as a solution to everything. If you believe that every problem can be solved by a regulator, then the logical endgame i
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
Is there a guide that lists some common options / gotchas in Docker like this? Some quick searching yields generic advice about keeping everything updated or running in rootless mode.
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
You can write web apps without touching the hottest JS framework of the week. I've never touched these frameworks that try to blur the line between frontend and backend. Pick a solid technology (.NET, Java, Go, etc...) for the backend
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
Does Freedom Chat® have a feature to prevent journalists from joining your group chat? Asking for a friend that works at the DoD (sorry, DoW)
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
According to POTUS, he died because of Trump Derangement Syndrome[0]. Very classy and totally normal behavior from our highest office. 0: https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/1157241415688...
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
Why wasn't this software open source from the get-go? The writing seems to indicate that it was initially developed with altruistic intentions, but I don't see that at all. If the original developers wanted fire departments to hav
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
> Meh, this is a defence in depth measure Which is exactly why it should fail explicitly on unsupported platforms unless the developer says otherwise. I'm not sure how Go developers make things obvious, but presumably you have an
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
What regulation would you propose? I'm personally against most regulation as well but more transparency (e.g. showing house favored odds) and advertising restrictions don't seem that harmful. I think regulating too hard here would
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Nob.h: Header only library for writing build recipes in C(github.com)
2 points by hypeatei 11mo ago|1 comments
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
I like the idea of only requiring a C compiler and no other tools to build a C project. It's very simple and would withstand the test of time much better IMO.
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
> whereas I am sure a C/C++ large project of a similar size wouldn't run out of memory This is a common issue on large C++ projects for users with limited resources. You typically have to tinker with build settings and use a di
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
It's quite surprising that Bernie didn't vote on that bill considering he was vehemently against the Patriot Act. Disappointing.
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
The concern is that websites have no way to tell the actual age in this scenario so you'd be potentially inconveniencing and/or blocking legitimate users (according to the server jurisdiction's rules) It doesn't seem suf
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
Okay, so the HTTP header idea seems like it would have two issues: 1) Given that it just says you're a "child", how does that work across jurisdictions where the adult age may not be 18? 2) It seems like it could be abused by
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
You're not wrong. There are multiple aspects of government involvement that require untangling which includes federally backed mortgages that allow banks to be more lax on loan terms (which is how we got 30 year loans and Trump proposi

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