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by jcpham2 2y ago
As soon as I started reading one of the first things that came to mind was the termination period in the smtp server spec. If you’ve ever had to troubleshoot an SMTP transport issue typing SMTP con Ds by hand is a familiar thing. Cool read.
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by jcpham2 2y ago
I’m a hobbyist mechanic and own way too many cars and I agree with your assessment all around. Newer cars are easier and cheaper all-around to fix in terms of parts (maybe labor is higher but it’s doubtful). So if a newer car is cheaper to
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by jcpham2 3y ago
Huge OpenWRT fan I’d almost even be tempted to deploy an OpenWRT device somehow as a NAS over any prebuilt consumer device. It’s build it yourself (and get what you pay for) or buy junk and similarly roll the dice. It’s not a terrible diffi
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by jcpham2 3y ago
When my bosses want to know why a quote for a device like a NAS is thousands and thousands of dollars instead of hundreds of dollars I use examples like this. Running consumer gear, especially public facing internet consumer gear is just as
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by jcpham2 3y ago
The maintainer account (the identity) could have been sold to a third party. There are secondary markets [1] for this. [1] https://ogusers.gg/ is the largest clear net marketplace for buying and selling usernames on popular
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by jcpham2 3y ago
I read it a few times but for me to pretend I understand why this person made three separate transactions to pay an $86 hosting bill speaks more to me of a lack of consistent revenue or source of funds. Ocamm’s Razor doesn’t point me to mal
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by jcpham2 3y ago
To me that process highlighted looks more to do with how to convert fake e-bucks back into real dollars via liberty reserve and less to do with any type of criminal structuring but I'm not IRS agent trying to hang a case on someone.
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by jcpham2 3y ago
I think the most damning evidence would be when the government sent the site operator a message that says "hey this money is illegal and we've obtained it illegally" and the lack of response from the site operator is really w
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by jcpham2 3y ago
Satoshi and others spoke about this on the mailing list but one of the original ideas or use cases behind Adam Back's hashcash and other Proof-of-work methods involved or was centered around research to stop the proliferation of automa
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by jcpham2 3y ago
Yeah the only problems I've had so far are the stock videos not having much if anything at all to do with my script. Also had to edit gpt.py to sanitize the ":" if the AI script response contained a colon
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by jcpham2 3y ago
OP I have this up and running but it seems like most of the video samples it fetches in response to my prompt have nothing to do with the prompt I've typed. Maybe 1 out of 5 videos is actually relative to my prompt. Any Ideas? I'v
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by jcpham2 3y ago
DataHoarder is a very active reddit community devoted to this “hobby”
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by jcpham2 3y ago
This guy Jaspers
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by jcpham2 3y ago
Absolutely. One season of no maintenance in Alabama is enough for any property to be overgrown. Everything grows like weeds here, even pine trees
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by jcpham2 3y ago
Nah Jasper is that kind of place in Alabama where even a stolen 200’ tower can be fenced
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by jcpham2 3y ago
This is totally Walker county. It was an AM station so it probably took the owner the weekend to look into it. We’ve got local stations near me that relay to the top of a nearby mountain and weather or road conditions can delay repairing th
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by jcpham2 3y ago
The dude modified a forensic hard drive image with like PowerISO or something [1] and tried to pass it off; he deserves to rot under a jail. https://mylegacykit.medium.com/faketoshi-files-ii-the-madden...
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by jcpham2 3y ago
I see many vmdk images being converted to other image formats like qcow and raw - if the new hypervisor even requires it
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by jcpham2 3y ago
A guy scammed some people a long time ago and tried this “Bitcoin isn’t money” argument and it didn’t work[1]. [1] SEC vs. Shavers followed by FBI vs. Shavers DOJ victim emails are neat! This whole ETF thing has been a long time coming in t
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by jcpham2 3y ago
I miss the Zhou tong memes.
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by jcpham2 3y ago
Nope that’s “bath salts” and lots of analogs or designer variations - none of which are in any way similar to mu receptor opioids like methadone. Sounds kinda dangerous to me.
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by jcpham2 3y ago
Actually purchased Wolf3d after doing an all night Prodigy dialup download of the shareware version on my friends dad's 386
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by jcpham2 3y ago
I’m 42 now but I started when I was 6 on model cars.
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by jcpham2 3y ago
DJI makes drones that crash, or they did and I became an expert at repairing phantoms. I have still yet to crash my Skydio2 Was it expensive as crap? Absolutely! Can I hand my kids my phone and let them fly the drone and it not end up in a
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by jcpham2 3y ago
Curious how widespread the outage is. Downdetector is just starting to recognize it.
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by jcpham2 3y ago
Yeah I have the same (symbiotic) lack of symbiosis relationship with HR so I run scripts and other automated tasks every so often to verify all the employees are actually using the accounts. Sometimes new people get hired and have to wait b
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by jcpham2 3y ago
Lending money to strangers on the internet without recourse is profitable until it isn't. I assume the only currency trust is a web-of-trust and some type of "+/-" ratings system; which totally works until it doesn'
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by jcpham2 3y ago
Technically correct but Atari attempted to compete later and failed with the Atari Jaguar: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_Jaguar I say attempted because as a teenager you could either afford the SNES or the Genesi
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by jcpham2 3y ago
I’ve been using Bitcoin for a solid decade and I never made an FTX or a Binance account- too many red flags: leverage, derivatives, lending, etc.
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by jcpham2 3y ago
I still do but most of our interests shifted to finance

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