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by kelsey98765431 2y ago
For a good look at the development of the NT kernel, read the book show stopper from 1996. It is correct that Dave Cutler did lead a number of projects inside DEC including projects related to VMS, the only inheritance the Microsoft New Tec
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by kelsey98765431 2y ago
it's not a free open project if only part of it is open and the development is done by a central company that sells the other half.
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by kelsey98765431 2y ago
i was very sad to see posthog enabled by default with a hardcoded key in open-interpreter, with a tiny disclaimer that telemetry had been added just with a new feature flag quietly introduced to disable it. Sad to see this sort of thing get
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by kelsey98765431 2y ago
Oh my goodness good morning and hello! Rarely do I get to see a treat like this on a sunday. Thank you!
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by kelsey98765431 2y ago
Funny how the ownership class is so strongly against technology that makes their "ownership" of something as silly as a voice at risk of losing its return on investment they will go to battle over this. This shows weakness in huma
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by kelsey98765431 2y ago
The author poses a very real and valid question but posits no solution and frames this as a binary. The question is when to test. There is benefit and tradeoff when you decide when and how to test your application. Sometimes you simply cann
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by kelsey98765431 2y ago
Cops also hate warrants and the claim being able to bust down any door they come across should be legal for them because doing their job they signed up for is too hard without cheating
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by kelsey98765431 2y ago
It seems like the JaiTan incident was either the first time a playbook of this nature was caught, or a new proving out of the method by a less experienced set of operators. This can happen when an attack like this is successful enough times
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by kelsey98765431 3y ago
Friendly reminder you can entirely disable elliptic curve algorithms in your sshd_config and generate rsa keys larger than 4096 bits, 8192 or however large you like work just fine. I have never trusted EC crypto because of all the magic inv
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by kelsey98765431 3y ago
This is not a negative statement against Supabase, but heed my warning: Do not build out your MVP on supabase. If you need to scale and want a MSP do it after the MVP. Detangling the lock in is not fun. Everything offered by supabase is eas
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by kelsey98765431 3y ago
Anti Money Laundering and Know Your Customer legislation that certain businesses and entities under financial oversight must adhere to in order to prevent funding of state sanctioned entities.
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by kelsey98765431 3y ago
I hate to say it, but under the CFAA this is absolutely a circumvention of an access control displayed on connection to the computer system. Bypassing that access control, no matter how weak it is, no matter that they already gave you the d
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by kelsey98765431 3y ago
Argument is based on the assumption that "probably only one percent of users correctly use a kill switch", and in general shows a low level of understanding of threat models and the swiss cheese security model. Author assumes to k
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by kelsey98765431 3y ago
Dates honestly terrify me. I am already in a panic state over not having some sort of alternative timekeeping system than the jumbled mess of date formats and interacting with time zones and unix time is simply unreadable, i wonder if the c
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by kelsey98765431 3y ago
War, war never changes. Once you think about what we do as a form of combat, be it sparring in a classroom setting with kid gloves on or an all out bare knuckle street brawl, what we do is a form of grappling combat. You are right about ded
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by kelsey98765431 3y ago
The purpose of headsets in the commercial product category is an attempt to subsidize development of military visors. the worlds largest customer, the federal government, definitely wants this.
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by kelsey98765431 3y ago
A close friend of mine growing up had a parent that worked at SGI. I'm not trying to start a holy war, but I just have to let it be known that emacs was the recommended editor at SGI. Just saying. Maybe other things contributed to the
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by kelsey98765431 3y ago
The wonderful flip side to this is that Silicon Valley engineers also get that additional compensation bump when working for out of state companies. SF Bay engineers can demand more than twice what a Pittsburg dev can ask for and the fact t