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iJohnDoe
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
Probably goes without saying. People should be allowed to be safe in their home without being possibly killed by space debris. If not, humanity is doing something wrong.
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
Mini rant. I don’t know why people need to mess with stuff like this. Like the change of ifcfg-files. [0] Also, forcing nmcli to control network interfaces. CentOS 7 is truly great. Sad day when it’s EOL. Sometime it seems like stuff is cha
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
FWIW, i actually think this is pretty cool. People created a map of all the Star Wars characters manually years ago. Being able to see all the characters mapped out from a story you’re interested in is pretty fun and helpful.
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
It’s a good idea not to have per rack UPS in a colo. Customers are really bad at maintaining equipment Making sure customers replace batteries every five years might be difficult. Also, in my opinion, all UPS manufactures make horrible UPS
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
Google loves situations like this. They want you to spend advertising dollars to make sure your brand is up top. They do this to all major brands. It’s extortion. Article on HN before.
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
Really cool! chatellite.space
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
Serial killer purposely packing bad shoots? Shoots being packed really shitty to keep the flow of jumpers going? Whistleblower about the lack of oversight?
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
This is a great idea and Github should look into this. Not easy to implement (which maintainers qualify for funds, etc) but should be looked into.
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
They don’t have spots for multiple hires? Great hires are hard to find. Why not hire both? It also cost money in time and effort for that much recruiting effort. Sounds like management incompetence.
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
Have recently made the switch to Termius. I really like it. However, I noticed there is local lag when typing. Anyone else see this?
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
Probably testing new reconnaissance capabilities to see how effective it is.
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
Agreed. The site should automatically delete the uploaded photos after a set amount of minutes or seconds. No reason to store them.
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
Wanted to give kudos. This is one of those solutions that “just works” and was really nice to see. Well done!
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
I’m confused by the comments. This seems really cool. Are there other solutions that take JSON and do the same thing just as easily?
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
Pretty amazing. Great write up. This is really advanced stuff and when it comes to infiltrating telco communications, it’s usually done at the highest levels of state actors to listen in or tap connections of countries and their president’s
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
There is no doubt Microsoft is in cahoots with all US 3 letter agencies. They have connections and systems in place to make it easy for data collection. However, I don’t think I ever heard of Microsoft engaged in espionage against the US. E
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
A “working manager” usually has a higher chance of being a better manager. They are usually busy enough with their own work and they don’t have enough time for the management stuff. A manager that only does management stuff? Well, what do y
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
Or they are a righteous developer who likes to trash people outside of development. It was a popular fad for a while, which worked both ways, such as, “Developers think they are experts in everything but couldn’t figure out how to plug in a
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
Side rant about Apple. I never understood why Apple took such a hardline on offering repairs and charging so much for them. They are one of the most valuable companies on the planet and they have always squabbled over repairs. They went thr
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
Does anyone have a solution to this? Is there a way to find someone online that will build what they say? Or is it always trial and error, and lost money?
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
Also, after the 2008 crash, food doesn’t taste as good at certain places. Chain restaurants that used to be really tasty, started using cheaper ingredients (theory) and just don’t taste as good as they used to and it’s more expensive.
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
Mitch Hedberg.
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3y ago
Probably Cisco Meraki.
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
What are the reasons? Calories? Sugars? Little to no health benefits?
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
Question - Can AVP be used to watch movies and surf the web with no computer required? I don’t foresee wanting an AVP for productivity. I see it as an entertainment device, and a bonus would be immersion within that entertainment. Writing (
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
It pains me because some of the largest companies in the world use Juniper and Palo Alto, etc. Even Cloudflare uses Juniper.
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
I think this whole thing goes a bit deeper into the habits we have all developed over the years. Just this morning I ignored an early morning call from someone that was trying to make an appointment for something I was loosely engaged in. I
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
Agreed. They get paid $400k-$600k a year to do 10% work and slack off the rest of the time. Then started complaining when Google told they needed to start actually working.
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3y ago
It’s hard not to generalize, but it seems like there is a lot of built up tension in police to want to use their guns, so they’ll use any reason to do so. Some become a police officer for the sole purpose of being able to shoot someone. It
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3y ago
I would imagine the really good stuff is sorted through and sold via different methods. What makes it to the store is left over crap?
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