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by iso1631 11mo ago
So deploy end point security, which sits in the kernel and can thus access the unencrypted communication
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by iso1631 11mo ago
If LE goes down for a week you can't deploy new certs, but your existing ones will work, as you renew them a few weeks before expiry anyway That also gives you enough time to change to get your certs from elsewhere As you mention zeros
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by iso1631 11mo ago
I don't want to trust my own root CA as I don't trust myself to keep it secure. I want to important it only for a specific set of domains. "Allow this rootca to authenticate mydomain.com, addmanager.com, debuggingsite.com&quo
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by iso1631 11mo ago
Ring cameras at your doorstep film me walking past the street. Just like your dashcam on your car films me in my car, or a number plate reader on my car films your car
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by iso1631 11mo ago
I guess depends on your neighbours https://www.pcworld.com/article/2945470/ring-lets-police-ask...
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by iso1631 11mo ago
Yup, I have two xen orchestras running on different vm clusters in different DCs managing about 8 pools (some on all the time, some in vehicles which are sometimes on, sometimes off), all open source, works well enough. I don't change
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by iso1631 11mo ago
People install ring cameras which record me walking past. Those cameras then push the data to private companies for processing, and are made available to police on a simple request. ANPR has been a thing for 30 years. Is America just slow o
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by iso1631 11mo ago
Hardly anyone lives in MN - half the poulation of New York City alone. The vast majority of Americans live in cities. Half live in just 8 metro-areas, just as the vast majority of Europeans live in cities. Europe is far more dispersed thoug
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by iso1631 11mo ago
But these cameras have been around for 30+ years, including in the US. Why is it suddenly in the news. The cameras don't track me either. They track a car. They have no idea who is driving the car. > If it were released that everyon
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by iso1631 11mo ago
ANPR cameras which the rest of the world (and apparently America) have had for decades have recently become big news in America, I believe because they're now being used for immigration purposes? https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by iso1631 11mo ago
> I understand how propaganda works so I am never fooled That's not how it works.
702.
by iso1631 11mo ago
Personally I'd just proxy it through a vm running on hertzer, linode, rackspace, etc
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by iso1631 11mo ago
CxOs want to be dependent on someone else, specifically suppliers with pieces of paper saying "we are great, here's a 1% discount on next years renewal" If the in house tech team breaks something and fixes it, that's g
704.
by iso1631 11mo ago
Their uptime over the year is faring worse than one of my pi holes, let alone the resilient service.
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by iso1631 11mo ago
Nobody got fired for choosing clownflare
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by iso1631 11mo ago
> Cynicism aside, something seems to be going wrong in our industry. Started after the GFC and the mass centralisation of infrastructure
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by iso1631 11mo ago
Yet here in the UK it's perfectly normal. When I went to uni in 2000 in our halls there were 15 rooms per floor ber block, 2 of which were twins and 13 were single. The people in the twins were not happy - they hadn't asked for th
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by iso1631 11mo ago
They spent a lot of money doing a decent remastering job of TOS and TNG. The public did not spend a lot of money on buying these remasters - they lost a lot of money. The DS9 documentary "What we left behind" had some HD reproduct
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by iso1631 11mo ago
The whole point of a consultant is to let the execs blame someone else. Nobody got fired for buying something Gartner recommended, or for following EY's advice to lay off/hire I don't see AI taking that blame away.
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by iso1631 11mo ago
A bus an hour, surely you mean a bus a week? We have two cars, one 1.6m, one 1.7m, and handle all that. A Hyundai i10 is 1.68m wide. A Range Rover is 2 metres wide. Ridiculous size and completely unnecessary in rural areas, I assume they ar
711.
by iso1631 11mo ago
Chances are you landed at Heathrow or Gatwick, and thus would rent a car and be on a motorway straight away, no need to go to London. Why were you even driving in London?
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by iso1631 11mo ago
Dismissing a politician because you don't like them is the entire point of elections.
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by iso1631 11mo ago
People that need cars don't tend to have large cars, unless there's some tax benefits (someone in the village has one of those 5 seater dumper trucks because they can write it off as a business expense but can't write off a T
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by iso1631 11mo ago
America doesn't want Europe paying for its own defence. It wants Europe paying American defence contractors. The entire strategy for the last 80 years has been built around this edict.
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by iso1631 11mo ago
I don't see the issue with the driving standards in the photo. Road is quite wide too, and those yellow lines suggest some town area. You do get problems in rural areas with idiots in Chelsea Tractors though. Leave them in the city --
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by iso1631 11mo ago
Where am I going to host my mail server? And handle the backups? Surely AWS's overpriced lockin stuff will be "vide coded" away far faster than smaller companies
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by iso1631 11mo ago
I used to run my own smtp server, but it's far easier to point my MX records and let someone else do it. If zoho go bust I'm sure another company will replace them.
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by iso1631 11mo ago
Trap streets and fake towns are far worse than the examples shown here.
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by iso1631 11mo ago
10 years in prison is about 15% of a typical life. You could give 15% of the ownership to the aggrieved party.
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by iso1631 11mo ago
Take Magnus Brunner, responsible for Internal Affairs and Migration. The Austrian Government, headed by Karl Nehammer at the time I believe, provided him. The head of the EU, who was nominated by the Austrian Government (and the other 26 go

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