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by jms703 11mo ago
True, but the other OS's don't suppor that. If the goal is out of the box testing, kTLS would not be representative of that.
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by jms703 11mo ago
This has been around for a long time. Kudos to the folks that built it. It served a need at the time and made a big impact on improving configurations for people that didn't understand the myriad of ways to setup ssl/tls.
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by jms703 11mo ago
Shareholders would never ever be ok with a company not trying to be maximally profitable.
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by jms703 1y ago
These aggregate numbers they don’t reflect what most ratepayers actually pay. For example, PG&E’s current E-TOU-C summer rates in SF Bay area are around $0.83/kWh peak and $0.62/kWh off-peak. That’s almost double the CPUC’s st
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by jms703 1y ago
I just checked my bill. Here in California, in the SF Bay Area, we're paying 82.7 cents per kWh. That's 62.6 cents for delivery and 20.1 cents for generation. Those websites that report lower rates are incredibly wrong and mislead
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by jms703 1y ago
To me the bigger issue is that the infotainment system can affect the core function of the vehicle. That seems completely unacceptable, regardless of when an update is pushed out. The two systems should be separate with the infotainment sys
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by jms703 1y ago
Like in Civ6, I'm sure it will require a lot of power.
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by jms703 1y ago
This doesn't surprise me. Websites and blogs and search results are polluted with trash. On the plus side, it has ruined any "explore" type watching of anything for me, which is making me spend less time on these platforms. L
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by jms703 1y ago
This seems like a good move. I do hope that slow moving consumers of the software in question can start anticipating an upcoming release and construct remediation plans instead of doing that after the release.
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by jms703 1y ago
Why was this 4 year old article posted with no additional context? Lots of red flags here on the author's part. This seems like a case of someone not following through on their tradein, missing a payment due to a changed bank account,
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by jms703 2y ago
Charging is an issue for almost everyone I know. If I could get my utility company PG&E to upgrade my power, I could consider it, but we're told we have to wait years. So we have no way to charge, and there are not enough chargers
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by jms703 2y ago
These April Fool's jokes are getting ridiculous. Almost had me for a moment.
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by jms703 2y ago
I do not get smartwatches after having 2 of them. Back to a simple digital dumb watch.
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by jms703 2y ago
But...don't these companies already have cloud security engineers on their payrolls? /s
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by jms703 2y ago
To prevent automatic firmware updates, ads, and any other spying I'm not aware of, I block these in DNS: *.samsungcloudsolution.com *.samsungosp.com *.samsungqbe.com *.samsungcloud.tv *.samsungads.com The first one gets the most hits.
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by jms703 2y ago
This is the correct approach.
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by jms703 2y ago
Makes sense. I've always assumed that OpenBSD has a very narrow use case anyway. I love it for a network firewall because the configuration files are sane and easy to understand (stares at systemd networkd). I set it and forget it.
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by jms703 2y ago
That reference was solid as a rock.
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by jms703 2y ago
Good explanation, IMO.
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by jms703 2y ago
Me sitting here wishing I had millions to lose in the first place...
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by jms703 2y ago
What is a GTAV flying experience?
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by jms703 2y ago
How does the whole in the cap prevent ink from drying?
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by jms703 2y ago
I wonder how little snitch sets the dns encryption up. In macOS, you need to setup encrypted dns via a profile System (Settings => General => VPN, DNS & Device Management) and then in the browser. However, I think terminal and app
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by jms703 2y ago
Great idea for tsnet. FYI this has been posted here recently. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41314522 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41309860
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by jms703 2y ago
Maybe an unpopular opinion, but some jobs shouldn't exist. We should fire some terrible jobs that can be done by machines. Most of the content being manufactured today is quite lazy and I'm fine with AI writing it because I won&#x
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by jms703 2y ago
I'm not a heavy app user, but I do think there things I want from Apple's app store process, such as privacy, security, and safety reviews. I can't comment on the quality of these reviews themselves, but I'm assuming som
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by jms703 2y ago
If you must expose SSH to the internet, this can be a helpful feature.
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by jms703 2y ago
YES. So much this. Patreon doesn't even mention the web version in their blog post. Stop making apps when a website will suffice.
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by jms703 2y ago
There are a lot of these on github. This one seems to be maintained well: https://github.com/zebradil/cloudflare-dynamic-dns
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by jms703 2y ago
The ability to collaborate across teams and orgs is critical to success. Gone are the days of holing up in your silo. Leadership teams want to see more collaboration from senior devs.

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