jacob019

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541.
by jacob019 8y ago
Made me chuckle
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by jacob019 8y ago
I get migraines a few times a month lately, 90% of the time it coincides with a stomachache. I've heard that the gut uses more serotonin than the brain. I am not surprised to find more communication.
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by jacob019 8y ago
Agree, the simple solution is the best solution.
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by jacob019 8y ago
Teredo is dead.
545.
by jacob019 8y ago
torrent trackers don't database content, they index it
546.
by jacob019 8y ago
I'd like to request a request for comments.
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by jacob019 8y ago
Has Win95's copyright expired?
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by jacob019 8y ago
Does 2 vCPUs on the nano get us twice the CPU cycles for multi-threaded workloads? Regretting my 3-year non-convertible t2.nano reserved instances.
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by jacob019 8y ago
I disdain Pajit's FCC, but I fail to see what this incident has to do with net neutrality.
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by jacob019 8y ago
The ants in the video appear to have been painted bright colors for enhanced visibility. It's quite striking.
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by jacob019 8y ago
Will x11vnc still work with Mir? If not then how will I remote in?
552.
by jacob019 8y ago
Often used with ARM, why is it never used by default on X86/X64 distros? I would think that the "lightweight" alternative would be lean and mean, kind of like Nginx vs Apache.
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by jacob019 8y ago
I have a friend who gets regular migraines. He takes triptans to abort them, but if the frequency becomes too much he takes a low dose of psilocin and it banishes them for a couple months.
554.
by jacob019 8y ago
Psiphon looks interesting, but if it's a network of thousands of proxy servers, then it will be trivial for the GFW to block those servers, no?
555.
by jacob019 8y ago
also great for espionage
556.
by jacob019 8y ago
I second this. My company went through a dozen brothers before switching to HP and Xerox. Brother printers are fine for occasional use but they don't hold up for daily office use.
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by jacob019 8y ago
"the company agreed to block Pennsylvania users from its site" If it was being blocked at the ISP level, then I would be concerned.
558.
by jacob019 8y ago
Your ISP is blocking with 451?
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by jacob019 8y ago
Agreed. The last car we bought had 0% and a rebate on the loan making it cheaper to finance than to pay cash. I've heard of dealers pulling out of an agreed deal when they learn the buyer wants to pay cash.
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by jacob019 8y ago
So is this where we are going, application level dns implementations?
561.
by jacob019 8y ago
Good luck with that when contacting Comcast or AT&T.
562.
by jacob019 8y ago
Having spent the past decade working with python, I've always considered C to be a mystical black box for hardcore systems guys. I recently needed to write some high performance networking code so I decided to give it a shot. At firs
563.
by jacob019 8y ago
Not worth the added complexity. Exposing sshd (w/ disabled passwords) is common practice and fine for most use cases. Special use cases may require special precautions, but even airgapped systems can be compromised with enough effort.
564.
by jacob019 8y ago
disable password authentication, ssh keys are secure enough
565.
by jacob019 8y ago
AFAIK it is not possible to use a configuration file without being able to look at it, am I missing something?
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by jacob019 8y ago
Networking is complex and requires flexibility. Executing arbitrary shell commands to set up interfaces is useful. Why should I suffer because people might use a malicious configuration file? If you're in that situation then you&#x2
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by jacob019 8y ago
well-constructed != over-architected
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by jacob019 8y ago
I contribute to the FSF and agree with the sentiment, but the text has a very opinionated tone and I would prefer to see the author's name and title with the text.
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by jacob019 8y ago
Can work above the audible spectrum?
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by jacob019 8y ago
sshuttle is great too! Great for road-warrior applications where a basic SOCKS proxy won't do, but last time I tried it I found it unstable under heavy load and the iptables routing to a user process can be somewhat restrictive, still

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