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by jerrac 9y ago
> But driving these products forward as quickly as we do requires significant investment, and that’s why we formed a company around this technology. Figuring out how to balance being open source while making enough money to keep developi
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by jerrac 9y ago
A little late in replying, but the fact I had never heard of K-9 until this HN post kinda proves my point about name recognition. Last year I actually tried 5 or more different Android clients. I didn't try K-9, if it I even saw it. I
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by jerrac 9y ago
I'm going to chime in and say I want Thunderbird on Android. Preferably with the ability to sync settings and data from and to my desktop and laptop. Also, frankly, there are so many email clients out there for Android, that it's
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by jerrac 9y ago
I'm able to sync some of it using SyncThing. But I ran into enough sync conflicts, than I've ignored a lot of files in my profile. So not much actually syncs anymore. sshfs would work if you are on the same network all the time. I
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by jerrac 9y ago
If any Thunderbird devs see this, I don't mind a visual refresh, but here's my real wishlist: * Sync accounts and settings between multiple computers. (Using syncthing only works so well...) Over my local LAN. I am not going to se
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by jerrac 9y ago
Ah, thanks. :)
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by jerrac 9y ago
Would cable modems or wireless routers be vulnerable? My router's specification page does not list what CPU it uses. Haven't checked on my modem yet.
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by jerrac 9y ago
I have a project in the planning stages that needs gpu passthrough. What alternative should I use?
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by jerrac 9y ago
Can you provide more details on the errors?
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Netflix Secretly Holds Subscribers Hostage to Gain Favorable FCC(techknowledge.center)
2 points by jerrac 9y ago|4 comments
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by jerrac 9y ago
I had thought of the shell module. But the attacker would still have to know your playbook is using that module, and they'd have to know the variables you are passing into that module in order to override them. So, can you explain how
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by jerrac 9y ago
So, I've recently been evaluating AWX for my workplace. Thus, making sure it's secure is definitely important to me. That said, I'm having a hard time seeing how a compromised browser access AWX could give anyone full access
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by jerrac 9y ago
I work in the IT department at a community college. One of the biggest costs we face is our ERP, Ellucian's Banner. I'm not on that team, but the number of times I've been interrupted by them talking about a problem in Banner
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by jerrac 9y ago
I was being specific to the example situation you presented. You specifically mentioned factories, so that's what I used in my answer. Litigation is not the only option. A group of people can get together and go talk to the owners of t
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by jerrac 9y ago
Why do you say "Conservatives tend to reject both approaches as an impingement on business freedoms."? I really do want to know what you are basing your beliefs about Conservatives on. I, and the circles I've been in, would n
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by jerrac 9y ago
> ... litigation is frequently portrayed as an efficient substitute for regulation ... Can you source, or explain, this? I'm Conservative, and in all the Conservative circles I've run in, I can't recall ever hearing someth
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by jerrac 9y ago
I just spent the last couple months working on getting my 2-3TB of backups uploaded to ACD. I had to spend a lot of time fighting with Comcast's slow upload speeds and their 1TB/month data limit. ACD was awesome because I could ac
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by jerrac 10y ago
On the Xbox, if you owned it on the 360, you own it on the One. You can either download it from your library if it was a digital purchase, or stick the disc in the One if you have the disc. I have not noticed any difference between playing,
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by jerrac 10y ago
That's the direction I was thinking of going. My main concern is that I spent quite a while figuring out the fastest dns servers to use, and I have them set in OPNSense. I wonder how adding pi-hole to the mix will effect speed... (As i
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by jerrac 10y ago
I wonder if there's any way to integrate this with OPNSense firewall. I already have that set up as my LAN's dns server so I can name my internal computers.
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by jerrac 10y ago
Lots of programs ask me to submit anonymous usage data. SyncThing is the first one I've seen let me see that data, as well as provide a means to preview what the data I send will look like. Anyone know of any other programs that do som
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How to get me to actually share anonymous usage information(data.syncthing.net)
1 points by jerrac 10y ago|1 comments
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Blocked by the Great Fireall of China(world.wng.org)
2 points by jerrac 10y ago|0 comments
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by jerrac 10y ago
True. But I'd still rather law enforcement focus on crime that might kill me, than on crime that might take a few cents out of a rich persons pocket. I mean, are my tax dollars only spent on issues that directly effect my business?
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by jerrac 10y ago
Deciding how to enforce and execute the law is the job of the Executive branch. That, by necessity, requires prioritizing. The only exception is if the law actually prioritizes itself. If we the people don't like how the law is execute
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by jerrac 10y ago
Does anyone know if there is data somewhere on how much money has been spent by governments (specifically the USA) on attacking copyright related stuff? My main complaint about this is that I'd rather my tax dollars be spent stopping c
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by jerrac 11y ago
I just saw a "Let's Watch Quantum Break" video while browsing YouTube. Still game related though.
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CA taxes cause businesses to leave(investors.com)
3 points by jerrac 11y ago|0 comments
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by jerrac 11y ago
So, are people doing something like running one container per vm? I have yet to do more that run Docker's whalesay container, but I figured the obvious thing to do is to either use an entire blade with one OS on it, or provision a sing
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by jerrac 11y ago
I actively avoided IRC for years. I still avoid it whenever possible. And I've been developing and sysadmining for the web for more than 10 years now. Frankly, it boils down to that I just don't like it. I'm more interested i

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