kafkaIncarnate

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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
42U rack?? What do you have in it? I have a 2U self built SAN and a 2U Dell server. The SAN has 24TB on it and can scale up to 96TB. At most I'd need a backup of that and a replica of the other server for most ideal purposes at home
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
This isn't a news article by The Globe and Mail, it's an opinion piece by Thomas Homer-Dixon published in The Globe and Mail's Op-Ed (Opposite the Editorial Page) section. One of the biggest tragedies of misinformation online
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
> Personally, I think we need a full rewrite and do-over. And how do you want to accomplish that? A coup? Any rewrite or do-over is going to require overthrowing the current government in some way. One thing I find interesting is how e
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
He didn't even really need to read the article, it's in the title!
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
This is true here, as well. I once asked about something related to SSL/TLS (fairly politely) and was kind of mockingly escorted by some groupies to the corner since I apparently responded to an Apache developer. I was just trying to
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
While I appreciate the need to curb potential cheating, and I've participated in a few (one at my alma mater, one at DefCon, if you want to count Build It Break It Fix It, and a couple others), I really personally don't like the f
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
> We want people to post things because they’re interesting, not just because they’re promoting content. When people say "algorithms gone haywire" that generally implies a machine learning or adaptive algorithm of some sort, th
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
I found out recently that I'm "pre-banned" from Facebook. I don't know why, nor do I care. I stayed off of Facebook for a long time, because I figured it was a stupid idea. In a moment of drunk weakness I decided to s
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
Who said anything about 'nicely'? Or 'ask'?
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
Might want to read this thread: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LOG4J2-3230 It's pretty interesting technically, and it's not really affecting 2.16.0 much except in weird edge-cases.
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
What was that interview for? That seems like an odd interview... What software were you compiling, ffmpeg?
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
Never thought about it like this before. Adopted immediately.
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
A certificate expiration to disable tor browser is some serious tinfoil hat stuff. Certificate duration is usually extremely long, so they would have to have been in some long-con with an intelligence agency or something. I haven't no
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
And our names were Tyler Durden.
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
For me the price was worth it to make "the person I know" become a "person I no longer knew".
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
Which non-consensual telemetry are you talking about? You mean the "experiments"? That's all consensual... Or are you talking about something I'm unaware of?
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
THANK YOU! I used to use this extension, but when they went to WebRTC I couldn't find this extension anymore and gave up looking for it. Haven't used this in years but is easily one of the best tab interfaces ever invented. Edit:
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
Well that kind of matches the message he received from the website. It looks like they are just trying to notify you that there is a Chase Mobile App available (which for the average phone user, would be 99.9999% better than using a browse
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
But then you run into the issue of half of websites blocking free operating systems and half (haha) of websites blocking non-free operating systems. At that point we'll need a user-agent switcher that is website aware to know which sit
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
The small browsers thing sounds about right. Check the link he posted about the email someone received on Reddit. It's posted like it's a screenshot from Mutt or some other terminal mail editor. Looks more like they are flexing
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
I can confirm this is 100% false. Been using Linux to login to Chase for years, never had any problems (other than weird ad-blocker issues which are cross-platform). Just tested again just to confirm that I can log in just fine. No User-A
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
This is why I never understood or liked NPM. Apparently it's the DRY methodology that I don't like, one thing per function. This is one step closer to understanding a Bash coder. Just get things done, because you don't have
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
Which would lead to quicker and harder burnout. If that future were to exist I bet there would be a meditative/yoga/wellness/hippy movement of people who "get in touch with their roots" of programming after going t
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
Yuck. More intrusive than an IDE, I'll pass. This will just lead people into the equivalent of using the autocorrect answers too often as if you used the suggest feature of a phone keyboard on a sentence. Eventually it just breaks do
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
Since you two have expressed two very extreme opinions, I would like to express my very bland opinion that this will effectively be the equivalent of when human computers of the early 1900s were replaced with microchips. We adapted, and in
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
His comment was in reference to the lack of PhD as an explanation of the lack of PhDs as mentioned in TFA. He then went to say that the ability to get $200k out of undergrad was, and I quote: > Makes a technical PhD a lot less tempting
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
Where are you getting that $200k figure? These are for not just out of college: https://www.glassdoor.com/Salaries/computer-science-salary-S... https://www.ziprecruiter.com/Salaries/What-Is-the-Av
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
Look into NOPASSWD in the sudoers manpage. You can just put the code in a script then give %wheel (or whomever) NOPASSWD access to run it. This can also be thrown in sudoers.d for ease of copying and managing config across machines.
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
All this information is just taking the fun out of life. /me cracks open a Mexican Coke.
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by kafkaIncarnate 5y ago
What does it say about Hacker News that his tweet caused a CNBC article that was later submitted and upvoted/commented on heavily here? Meta-meta-clickbait?

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