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kemotep
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kemotep
7mo ago
I used Twitter for over a decade without an account and now you essentially are unable to do so without jumping through significant hoops. That is how he made the website unusable. Like a billion people have Facebook/Instagram accounts
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kemotep
7mo ago
No wonder RMMs don’t use Task Scheduler. Easier to just run scripts on a timer you control.
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kemotep
7mo ago
Is complaining about an unnecessary conflict that is disrupting the global economy really insufferable? I mean my coworkers constantly bitched and moaned about things Biden was doing that just seems quaint comparatively. Namely about the co
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kemotep
7mo ago
I am confused on the SOC2 compliance part you keep mentioning. How is it SOC2 compliant? You have completed an audit? Is that report or at least an executive summary available? Or it’s all locally hosted and shouldn’t impact my controls? An
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kemotep
7mo ago
I guess if you don’t want to have to pay for Rapid7 or are too lazy to configure the Teams/Slack integration for your EDR? But I mean you still have to pay for a Claude API with Moltclaw or whatever no?
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kemotep
7mo ago
I have lived in multiple States and the only time I did not have to show an ID to vote was in Florida in 2020.
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kemotep
7mo ago
The Apportionment Act of 1929 fixing the size of the House and by extension the Electoral College, has had massive distortionary effects on politics in this country. The 1 seat per 50,000 from the article is a little obscene. I think switch
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7mo ago
I hate the minimums some IT vendors require. Where you need to buy 100 seats for a pilot or for a team that is only going to be 20 people. It would be nice to be able try some of these without having to jump through half a dozen sales calls
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kemotep
7mo ago
I don’t have a follow list because I never had a twitter account. Over 12 years of using the site without an account and now that isn’t possible.
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7mo ago
But Elon Musk literally made the website unusable because now it no longer shows profiles in chronological order and posts are now essentially just screenshots. 12 years of using twitter without an account and in a few months he made the si
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7mo ago
Default deny and only permitting what you explicitly allow stops 90% of this in a corporate environment. You don’t just leave all your ports open on the firewall and only close the ones exploited. You default deny and only allow the bare mi
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7mo ago
Would that not be a concern for most computers? Aren’t most of these motherboards manufactured in China (or at least close proximity to China? Taiwan, Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Malaysia, etc.) But older Thinkpads (not sure about newer (~5 year
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8mo ago
But if removing 1kLOC and replacing them with 25 for a much better function, there is a -975 LOC report. Does this count as negative productivity? Having brackets start and stop on their own lines could double LOC counts but would that actu
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8mo ago
2 is a much harder game in my opinion. I don’t think even at the hardest difficulty level Warcraft 3 has any levels that require you to do a contested marine landing and then build a base before immediately being attacked again. The final O
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8mo ago
We’re going to need bank accounts. Not just the account number and routing number, to validate transaction history against known Terrorist organization affiliated bank accounts but also their login information so we can review credit card s
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8mo ago
Ah yeah. 200 tons is 200,000 kilograms. Definitely way off there. That is an incredulous number.
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8mo ago
Self-driving single stage to orbit rocket cars. It can drive you to work and then go on a Starlink launch to LEO and be back in time to pick you up. Add your car to the SpaceX fleet and get paid to own a Tesla!
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8mo ago
It’s hard to estimate what Starship’s actual costs will be when it isn’t fully operational. I am finding estimates of $100 to $200 per kilogram and even as low as $10 per kilogram. Let’s say the costs in 5 years do get as low as $15 per kil
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8mo ago
If Musk and SpaceX are serious about putting 1 million datacenter satellites into space, then they are not serious about Mars. You cannot simultaneously build and launch 10’s of thousands of Starships to deliver 1 million tons of equipment
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8mo ago
I specifically mention that my experience is with the Office 365 Copilot and how terrible that is and in online discussions I mention this and then people jump out of the woodwork to talk about how great Github Copilot is so thank you for
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8mo ago
The confusion is when I say “I have a terrible time using Copilot, I don’t recommend using it” and someone chimes in with how great their experience with Github Copilot is, a completely different product and how I must be “holding it wron
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8mo ago
Microsoft really needs to get a better handle with the naming conventions. There is Microsoft Copilot, which replaced Bing Chat, Cortana and uses OpenAI’s GPT-4 and 5 models. There is Github Copilot, the coding autocomplete tool. There is M
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8mo ago
So you only run software on an operating system and on hardware that you have personally vetted each line of code for?
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9mo ago
I had duckduckgo return a grokapedia page for the first time. The search page has preview text making it seem like there was information so I clicked the link to check it out and it was a 404 page. What kind of SEO hack is that? Information
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9mo ago
I only have a 3B but everything I need works for me. I don’t do anything advanced with the GPIO pins, just as a headless little arm server running stuff in jails. Everything is quick. Ethernet only but network performance seems solid. Hones
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9mo ago
Well I am not a dev so I am just using the freely available search assist and chatbots. I am not saying the dev tools don’t work; I am saying the chatbot makes up fake PowerShell commands. If the dev tool version is better it still seems si
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9mo ago
I use FreeBSD on a raspberry pi 3b using the arm64 image. It’s under aarch64: https://download.freebsd.org/releases/arm64/aarch64/ISO-IMAG...
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9mo ago
I hate that Microsoft did this but I meant Microsoft 365 Copilot. Not Github Copilot. The Copilot I am talking about does not have those capabilities.
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9mo ago
So is it strictly necessary to sign up for the 200 a month subscription? Because every time, without fail, the free ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, Mistral, Deepseek whatever chatbots, do not write PowerShell faster than I do. They “type” faster
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9mo ago
The biggest problem I have seen with AI scrapping is that they blindly try every possible combination of URLs once they find your site and blast it 100 times per second for each page they can find. They don’t respect robots.txt, they don’t
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