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2y ago
Fight in the shade
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The odds of all services rm -rf / at the same time are pretty small to be honest. The point is to have your work in multiple places, such that you're not reliant on a single service.
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Vegas is a fantastic bang/buck proposition if you can stay away from gambling. It isn't that vegas has the absolute best of everything, it's that the average in vegas bests everyone else's mid-high end options. Also unde
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Headline makes it sound like it's intentional, like Boeing knows the moon's haunted and wants to prevent people from going. Turns out they're just a giant company suckling on the teat of mommy government and have developed se
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Most computers sold are prebuilts, and most computers sold are for commercial use, ie office bees, so video game oriented PC's are a relatively small corner of the market.
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We changed our current order for workstations to AMD parts. They arrive today or tomorrow I think. Odds are it would have been fine, they were just i3 worker bee boxes, but, it's not really worth the risk when there's a viable alt
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When they stopped having first time presenters to do a shot of vodka before their talks I stopped caring. That was the end of real defcon.
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As a business decision, having on-staff developers mainly comes down to value. Can those employees generate their salary in value? How long can they do so? It makes little sense to in-source dev if you have 6 months of work that revolves ar
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The methodology is simple enough, the issue is the devices. Sure you can run hardened, stateless linux, but how many SOC's are in your laptop? Those aren't trustable. Your phone's even worse. Sure meatspace is full of surveil
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I would hazard to say if that's your threat model, you're better off not using the internet in general. VPN provider won't really matter ultimately, there's a hundred things on either side of that tunnel that you have to
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I'm immune because I don't answer my phone if you're not in my limited contacts list, and if you're an unknown number, you automatically go straight to voicemail. Drastic measures like this had to be taken because I had
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2y ago
Not much of a friend then eh
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They didn't pull those numbers out of thin air, those were intel's specs when those boards were designed. They are, obviously, dangerous specs to run a chip at, hindsight being 2020 and all. Intel trying to pass the buck is as muc
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Remember that the manufacturers recommendations are designed around keeping the car operational through whatever warranty period they sell the car with. It's not some sort of ideal program and some benefit exists from changing fluids m
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Suggesting that users install software outside of official repos isn't more convenient than using a repo and standard package management tools. As soon as there's an update, you'll learn exactly why that is the case.
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2y ago
Just host them all on the same server, keep the URL's hot because there's google juice tied to those URLs that you'll lose if you change them now. Many ways to go about doing that. Wordpress supports it https://sta
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Ultimately, this is trying to solve a human problem with tech, which is rarely a solution. If a display has garbage data on it because it's broken, the untrained person trying to read it is going to misread it regardless of the failure
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Usually when these displays initialize they turn on every segment before displaying data for that reason. Also, fairly trivial to detect if a display has a segment out and throw a fault if needed. It's also not likely you burn out a wh
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Manjaro, it's basically arch with some herbs and spices. I do realize that the whole point of arch is that you're the one with the spice rack, but, I generally like what manjaro's doing. Not to say it's been all roses, j
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2y ago
>60 percent of workers were making about the same or slightly more under the new scheme. But we felt that it was important to shine a light on those 40 percent of workers Absolutely pathetic investigative journalism on display. This is a
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I talked to a relative from nigeria one time for a couple months. He was actually in nigeria, spoke pretty good english, and was scamming to get by and fund his way through college. He said his group was doing ok, and he was living better t
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And I'm sure every one of those 100k devices has a unique ssh key right? Surely you can see the problem.
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How do I analyze my sleep quality? I gauge how tired I am when I wake up... as man has done for eons.
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Hello Inshitification My Oldd Frienddd I suppose at least this makes sense, storage is cheap, but it's not free. I do find it very odd that every established platform with a free version has adopted the same model of "make the fre
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Even if mobile v1 was simple level by level text output, it'd probably still be useful.
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It's the only way I've found to explain it that actually holds up to scrutiny. That's not to say it's correct, just that it's the best I've found.
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Space is an incredibly, and unrelentingly, harsh environment to exist in. The station is literally rotting, and it's getting to the point where the things that are breaking aren't really fixable. It's time to ol'yeller i
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$843M is the contract cost, basically to just do the R&D. The vehicle itself will be sold separately.
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What it offers is additional market capture, which leads to additional data capture for their AI projects.
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On the old internet, there was a rule, which was, "if you let users create dicks and swastikas, they're going to create dicks and swastikas".
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