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by jdc0589 10y ago
yes and no. There's malware out there that can get credentials from browser password stores. So, I agree that an external password manager introduces an additional attack surface, but it partially removes one as well.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
I agree that better contractual language could be valuable for business continuity on the employeer's side. But, state vs federal laws and precedent would probably make that pretty difficult to enforce in lots of locales.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
my standard comment: "the wine team is comprised solely of sorcerers and wizards". I know its not, but sometimes Wine still seems like magic.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
"just share the public key" doesn't solve firewall, nat, etc network issues that might be a barrier. If you went that route, you'd likely want something like ngrok too.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
first thing that comes to mind is that once the session is dead, you don't have any artifacts laying around (misc authorized keys)
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by jdc0589 10y ago
would be nice, but it would likely introduce some additional complexity for instances where there might be more than one live session spawned by a user.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
unless there replicators are involved. then we are screwed, no chance of utopia. sci-fi has taught us this.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
My general rule of thumb is, unless your work environment is really causing a big negative impact on your life, time your exit so it doesn't screw someone else's life up even more. That said, the end of a project during or after a
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by jdc0589 10y ago
agreed. the main thing i use pencil & paper for is sketching out designs for some physical stuff I make. I always start on paper, but if it's a design I'm actually going to use more than once, it gets drawn up on the computer.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
It has a much smaller feature set than any of the full fledged password managers.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
man, try 1password or enpass. The user experience across windows/osx/android/ios is so much better than last pass ever was for me, and they don't host my data. Linux support is iffy and unofficial at best though.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
> I've never had a desktop Linux experience work "out of the box". I keep saying that I have, and its way better now. But, I'm slowly realizing that I haven't done a bare metal install in probably 6 years. I susp
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by jdc0589 10y ago
had to double take that book title. I assumed they would have gone with "kvlt" instead of "cult"
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by jdc0589 10y ago
The depth and breadth of all the sub-genres of metal is really pretty shocking, even for people that have listened to it all their lives. I have a slightly loose definition of metal, so in my mind I can go from Blackened Thrash/Death f
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by jdc0589 10y ago
I would read that, for sure.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
I have an Etsy store, but I don't push it and really need to just close it. Etsy had massive screwups with the first and only order I got from there (I immediately stopped trying to use it). It took like 6 days for customer's paym
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by jdc0589 10y ago
Probably a custom/bespoke leatherworker. I sell stuff as http://www.vulcancrafting.com on the side now, I'd love to do it full time.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
The bit about salary is huge. I do a moderately good job of keeping my needs/lifestyle pretty basic (I could do better). In the back of my mind, I'm always telling myself "you aren't saving to retire from work early. you
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by jdc0589 10y ago
thanks!
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by jdc0589 10y ago
he's got some good looking bags! Still strategizing on if I want to move in to any larger stuff like that.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
I had forgotten about Guacamole; love their demo video. I think it's too bare bones for us right now, but definitely worth looking in to + following!
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by jdc0589 10y ago
This barely counts, but I started a small premium handmade custom leather goods brand about 6 months ago: http://vulcancrafting.com . cash/card wallets, notebook/journal wallets, belts, etc... I didn't want to spen
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by jdc0589 10y ago
> I dunno if Gravitational is interested in providing support contracts beyond the best effort open source software support. They do offer commercial support. I talked to them earlier in the summer just to get a feeling for the company a
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by jdc0589 10y ago
Totally unrelated: oh man. My absolute favorite assignment in undergrad computer science classes involved searching ~50GB of compressed text files containing protein sequences, to see how many times "ATG" or something occurred. It
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by jdc0589 10y ago
this is a ridiculous suggestion price wise, but check out custom IEMs. They are expensive as hell, but I have no issue spending money on something I use for HOURS every single day. Sound quality is often much much better too.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
In linux land, there is Teleport, which is relatively new. There are probably some other options, but I liked the POC I did with teleport, it just needs to mature a hair. In windows land.....I've got nothing, hence the problem. - http
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by jdc0589 10y ago
Industry: Any tech company that hosts sensitive/regulated data. The problem: privlidged access management and auditing. The solution: Cyberark, but not $250k to cover 1,000 servers. Ain't nobody got money for that.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
I'm getting sick of seeing this. Node wasn't intended for compute heavy workloads...ever...at any point...for any reason. This is like the 50th time someone has decided it was appropriate to point it out by generating Fibonacci nu
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by jdc0589 10y ago
magic basic? I haven't seen any mention of that on their site anywhere. Regarding markup, their FAQ even says the following: > There is no markup on the purchases you make through Magic. You are charged the exact cost of the items p
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by jdc0589 10y ago
Its not just datacenters, but those are the biggest consumer of energy by a disproportionate amount.

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