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by joombaga 6y ago
AirWatch (MDM software) detected my iPhone 6 as jailbroken after it was jailbroken then restored. They had to add my device to an exception list. That could've been an AirWatch bug though.
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by joombaga 6y ago
Yes, it's just a widely used convention, and a POSIX guideline. 12.2 Utility Syntax Guideline #10 https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/basedefs/V1...
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by joombaga 6y ago
> Some studies used comparators that attempted to replicate the look and consistency of honey. If the effect of honey is mediated through forming a soothing mechanical barrier, then these comparators could have a similar effect to ho
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by joombaga 6y ago
I use this thing Nike made. Looks pretty similar. https://github.com/Nike-Inc/gimme-aws-creds
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by joombaga 6y ago
How do you close it? Cmd-W doesn't work for this type of window.
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by joombaga 6y ago
Don't most people on HN have an ad blocker? My intuitions on this are weak.
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by joombaga 6y ago
Yep! Not only pulling them, but also building them and pushing them if needed.
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by joombaga 6y ago
You write declarative manifests that include source repos/tags and destination repos/tags and build arguments, and this thing figures out what commands are needed to get your container registry in the desired state. It outputs tho
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by joombaga 6y ago
You can already make reproducible images of e.g. NixOS. I don't know if there's a good way to tackle the problem at the docker level without sacrificing container OS agnosticism.
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by joombaga 6y ago
Yeah I had a hard time reading it without getting distracted. So I went to a website that converts pages to plain-text and the first thing that popped up was a newsletter modal. So I guess point taken.
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by joombaga 6y ago
These are called 8.3 filenames. They're a filesystem feature. They're still created by default in Windows 10 on NTFS, but can be disabled or stripped using `fsutil`.
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by joombaga 6y ago
I don't know when it was added.
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by joombaga 6y ago
You can change the double click action to "enqueue item" instead of "replace queue". You can also use the "Playlist Undo" extension.
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by joombaga 6y ago
Oh yes. My favorite: A Standard for the Transmission of IP Datagrams on Avian Carriers https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1149 Check the dates.
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by joombaga 6y ago
As I understand it the ISO you get without an MSDN subscription is missing a bunch of updates.
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by joombaga 6y ago
> So yeah, the perfect setup is not the one that's the coolest, it's the one that lets you get things done efficiently. My ADD makes these the same. Having a cool desktop setup is the only way I can stay interested enough to ge
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by joombaga 6y ago
I'd never heard the term "parallel construct" before either, but I've definitely walked that grey line carefully when disclosing privilege escalation discovery methods. Can you say anymore? I'm curious what you came
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by joombaga 6y ago
Yep. We know it's not a nail though. It's a screw. And they duct taped a screwdriver to the hammer and called it "Driving screws with a hammer".
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by joombaga 6y ago
I think the point was that removing war weapons from police damages their ability to forcefully oppose organized gangs running child prostitution rings.
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by joombaga 6y ago
That just switches to the SSL version of a site if it exists. It does nothing to block an unsecured site.
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by joombaga 6y ago
Should I be concerned with how Google treats my signal globally? Honest question. If I were Google I'd recognize that how the email is stopped before getting to a user's inbox probably won't matter to them and factor that int
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by joombaga 6y ago
Because EICAR might get the email straight blocked instead of marked as spam.
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by joombaga 6y ago
Maybe I'm missing the point, but you can download ISOs with the media creation tool.
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by joombaga 6y ago
Would you expect the list of packages on the live image to be the same as a new install (sans drivers)?
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by joombaga 6y ago
GitHub doesn't.
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by joombaga 6y ago
It's communication coming from other humans. I presume you could just tell them you would strongly dislike being a recipient of this "praise" and update documentation accordingly.
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by joombaga 7y ago
This wasn't about 2FA via SMS. That still works.
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by joombaga 7y ago
Yes it's a super common use case, and it's my single biggest complaint about desktop Linux. Pop!_OS with Wayland handles it well, probably better than any other setup I've tried, but I have to switch back to X for games to wo
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by joombaga 7y ago
Something similar I used to use to design PBX call flows: https://code2flow.com/app
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by joombaga 7y ago
>> the default `mitigations` value, `auto`, leaves SMT enabled—even if it's vulnerable(!!!) Is SMT always vulnerable? Is there a way to only disable SMT if it's vulnerable on the target system?

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