joombaga

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by joombaga 8y ago
Hmm. If I was describing a server behind a bastion host I'd feel dishonest saying it's "not connected to the wider internet".
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by joombaga 8y ago
Hmm. If I was describing a server behind a bastion host I'd feel dishonest saying it's "not connected to the wider internet".
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by joombaga 8y ago
> The data you submit is encrypted in Firefox and not decrypted until it is on a server that is not connected to the wider internet. Okay, stupid question: How does it get there? Sneakernet?
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by joombaga 8y ago
It's good for right-way vs wrong-way demonstrations. If I just copy the text out of my terminal and say "this is how we used to do it; this is how we should do it/will do it now" and paste it in a jira ticket, not many p
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by joombaga 8y ago
Wait, does Google Maps work in CarPlay for iOS=>12? Edit: Yep, announced at WWDC. https://www.zdnet.com/article/apple-carplay-ios-12-will-fina...
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by joombaga 8y ago
> Several professional tools were also updated, with Zbrush offering a 204,772% performance improvement in specific workloads, showcasing how much can be gained when software is optimised with Ryzen in mind. Comments indicate that'
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by joombaga 8y ago
I'm curious what actually happened to physically break that printer.
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by joombaga 8y ago
> Ubuntu and Gnome handles doubled resolution just fine, much like the retina MacBooks. Not if you have a secondary monitor that doesn't need doubled, e.g. laptop built-in 4k with a 1920x1080 external. As far as I know this is an X
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by joombaga 8y ago
> But with Snapchat, taking a screenshot is knowingly violating a social agreement. My exposure to SnapChat suggests that this is not the case. Screenshoters are treated more like rascals than felons. This may depend on the content of th
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by joombaga 8y ago
Yeah that part is silly. It's not like socially signaling the need for privacy/focus began with the proliferation of earbuds. We have other cues. They'll vanish too. New cues will emerge.
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by joombaga 8y ago
What distro are you using with that?
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by joombaga 8y ago
This happened to us too. We first noticed it in Bamboo with a failed build job. It's been a long time since I installed Bamboo, but if I recall correctly the installer adds its own schemata.
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by joombaga 8y ago
> Secure: no passwords are ever stored or shared over the network. PassProtect uses k-Anonymity which means that the only thing that is sent over the network are the first 5 characters of the password hash I haven't heard of k-Anony
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by joombaga 8y ago
Can you not wake from hibernate if your swap file is on an encrypted volume? Just a guess.
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by joombaga 8y ago
My biggest issue is that X doesn't support per-display DPI. My laptop screen is 4k, but my external monitors are 1920x1200. This works great in macOS, but in linux I either have to have big UI components on the externals, or tiny UI co
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by joombaga 8y ago
Wow thanks for this. I never knew the current user registry hive was stored at NTUSER.dat. I've always figured out the user id and navigated through hkey_users.
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by joombaga 8y ago
I think that claim was made in the context of scientific papers, where there is no counterpart to Steam or Netflix.
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by joombaga 8y ago
Mmhmm. Now you see why naming things is so hard.
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by joombaga 8y ago
Google
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by joombaga 8y ago
Same thing with my 280! Unfortunately it was a BFG, and the company folded about 2 days after I submitted my warranty claim.
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by joombaga 8y ago
Not in the EU, but the healthcare industry in the US is the same. So many "see answer to question 4", and going back to an earlier question when a later question clarifies its meaning. And then the answers are only used to check c
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by joombaga 8y ago
~85% with mice, ~60% with bananas. I suspect corn is more like a banana than a mouse.
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by joombaga 8y ago
That also sounds like a correct usage.
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by joombaga 8y ago
> Well, the current conflict is with Amazon; your CDN might or might not object to domain fronting. Yeah, understood, I meant CloudFront specifically. > I don't think their infrastructure can actually block it If I terminate TLS
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by joombaga 8y ago
Can you elaborate on the problems that stem from their crappy databases?
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by joombaga 8y ago
> only a custom app like Signal can perform domain fronting. Or curl, or openssl s_client. I'm still trying to understand domain fronting, and exactly what is being disallowed now. Do all of my CDN requests have to have identical Ho
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by joombaga 9y ago
Found this out when someone pushed a git commit message with a 4byte emoji and it broke our CI server -_-
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by joombaga 9y ago
This is exactly what my company's solution does! We get prices from multiple sources, one of them being claims data (which is basically your time machine).
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by joombaga 9y ago
OS X was rebranded in June 2016, less than 2 years ago. The old name is still used pretty often colloquially. In error, sure, but it's not like using Phoenix instead of Firefox. You're right about the name, and yours is a good rep
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by joombaga 9y ago
I'll look into this. Thanks for the info!

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