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by jolmg 2y ago
It's been revised: > The following would have been a bombshell report - if it were true.
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by jolmg 2y ago
Why is this flagged?
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by jolmg 2y ago
> OSINT is also absolutely a thing in Cyber First time I see "cyber" used as a noun. Is that short for "cyberspace", i.e. the internet, or is it something else?
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by jolmg 2y ago
As an aside for those not aware, OpenSCAD is CAD software where you describe the models with a programming language. Basically you have vim or some other text editor of choice in one window, write your changes and OpenSCAD detects the write
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by jolmg 2y ago
> Except for Texas, I have not heard of being forced into an HOA. What's the story with Texas?
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by jolmg 2y ago
> A user file (such as README.1ST), which should explain how to use the install utility, what the user should expect during the installation, and any preparation that the user should make prior to the installation. This file might also c
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by jolmg 2y ago
I'm saying I agree with you. It's just that we're using different definitions of "popular".
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by jolmg 2y ago
> Just because it was the most installed does not make it the most popular. It kind of does: > popular - prevailing among the people generally --- https://www.dictionary.com/browse/popular I didn't mean to s
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by jolmg 2y ago
That's reminiscent of IE, being the most popular and underfeatured.
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by jolmg 2y ago
The concern's probably that in order for location tracking to not give you their exact home location, they'd have to drive a good distance away from their home or something before allowing it once. That doesn't seem less diff
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by jolmg 2y ago
Default is disabled.
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by jolmg 2y ago
It's easier to understand if you see people as divided rather than unified in a single direction. Stuff like this are the compromises between the 2 halves.
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by jolmg 2y ago
What do you mean?
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by jolmg 3y ago
For?
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by jolmg 3y ago
Maybe that's a reasonable timeframe to go from patent to selling it? I imagine there's a few things that can go between those, like tests on the patented prototype, designing how it'll be mass produced, mass producing it, dis
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by jolmg 3y ago
It could be different reasons in different places. In the US it may be zoning and in other places it may be gentrification from Americans immigrating. This isn't to say that seeing real estate as a store of value or investment isn&#x27
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by jolmg 3y ago
> but were inefficient for one reason or another; that's the hard part. The efficiency of such tools is mostly just a matter of familiarity. It's like asking what programming language is most efficient to do e.g. web developmen
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by jolmg 3y ago
> No one in the past 20 years should be walking to every desk in 1,000 desk building installing software. Maybe even 50 years, if one considers that they could've automated the installations through telnet.
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by jolmg 3y ago
Linux has multiple options for configuration management: Puppet, Chef, Ansible, Salt, Nix, etc. You can even write a quick loop on the shell of your choice and orchestrate your machines that way if only want to rely on stock software...
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by jolmg 3y ago
If the noise is behind merges, you can also use `git blame --first-parent` and it should show the big merge commit with the comprehensive explanatory message, rather than the small commit in the feature branch. You can use `git show -m` to
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by jolmg 3y ago
Not if you set it up such that each knocking sequence can only be used once. Port knocking is a flexible concept.
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by jolmg 3y ago
> The thing about port knocking is that if you're on a host where you don't have the ability to port-knock, then you're not able to connect. If that's important, one should be able to set up port knocking such that yo
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by jolmg 3y ago
We're reading it from Knuth's website, where he shared it.
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by jolmg 3y ago
Reliability benefit?
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by jolmg 3y ago
Lots of businesses have websites that can be found on other search engines. Those websites often include their opening hours.
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by jolmg 3y ago
The `-l` can be skipped (probably because there are `/`s in man's argument): curl -sL -H "Accept: text/roff" https://jamesg.blog/2024/02/28/programming-projects/ | man /de
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by jolmg 3y ago
Chrome on Android for me. Works on Firefox on Android.
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by jolmg 3y ago
Concerns over reliability? Some car issues can be erratic and you may not find out about them until some time later. If you buy used, there's a level of risk regarding what the car's been through with previous owners. If you have
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by jolmg 3y ago
> I never understand this arguement. I hear it in the form "we should just regulate cars to be safer", why dont you just buy a safer car? I don't understand your argument. Do you expect every potential car buyer regardless
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by jolmg 3y ago
There's some obscure settings that putty supports that other terminals do (did?) not. It's been a while so I don't remember all the details, but for example, some systems expected the DEL key and not Ctrl-C to interrupt. You

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