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by kfrzcode 4y ago
https://frame.work
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by kfrzcode 4y ago
Here's a great discussion in the community forum about AMD alternatives, and why the company, especially at such an early stage, might refrain from discussion, etc. I don't speak for the company, just a fan. https://com
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by kfrzcode 4y ago
Wrong. One entity runs everything: Bilderberg.
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by kfrzcode 4y ago
OK but SpaceX and Tesla and are all significant software shops in their own right.
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by kfrzcode 4y ago
> It’s sacrosanct that I tell the people in my Squadron what I want them to achieve, and not how to achieve it. They take a goal from me and then use their own initiative to make it happen. This is ‘mission command’ and violating it and
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Gavin de Becker on NSO Group's Pegasus 2 No-Click Nightmare Fuel(youtube.com)
1 points by kfrzcode 5y ago|0 comments
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
If you update blindly to these patch versions without actually clicking you may not be the best security operator
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
The massive data vacuum is probably part of it.
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
This feels like a security nightmare, though, from someone who has no working OS-level knowledge
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
An interesting moral equation. .
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
You're virtue signaling. I'm going to go donate $50 a month to both his Patreon and increase my donation to the DAV, entirely to spite you. Carry on!
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
Phenomenal insights thank you. We are working with an agency sponsor and definitely down the path a bit, and I'm hoping to identify best in class resources and case studies to learn from as a contributor on the team.
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Ask HN: What advice would you offer a SaaS team working toward FedRAMP ATO?
3 points by kfrzcode 5y ago|2 comments
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
Butter salt and MSG are the chefs secret weapons
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
> [...] ultimately discovered to have been attributable to misconfigured simulated haptic links, and was shut down after only 7 minutes and 15 seconds of virtual elapsed time, as requested by MMAcevedo. Nevertheless, the experiment was d
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
A moral compass is no match for cosmic omnipresence.
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc883#page-72
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
You've been nerdsniped my friend! bazinga
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
> Fahrenheit
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
As are many Western inventions
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
"If you can't walk away from the terms of a negotiation, then you aren't negotiating. You're just working out the terms of your slavery" [0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADobcQEhrzQ
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
Which negotiation tactics did you try?
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
> Spider season Nope, not a season I will formally acknowledge. I'll take second and third winter, please.
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
> are also meatier Wait til you hear about chickens, or deer!
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
This is why I'll never live south of the 47th parallel
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
An active CCTV feed does not a verifiable source in and of itself make.
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
Update, tweeted the mayor. Further discovery into how to topple the monopoly to follow. Out.
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
That MAY be what we're looking at. Will know more when the tech calls, if they do.
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
Yes, the monopoly part seems to be the key here; we do have a franchise agreement so that's the thread I'm going to pull on to see if there's reasonable request for the ISP to pay cost (or city).
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by kfrzcode 5y ago
I had considered it and had (incorrectly) assumed I'd be able to get my same 1 gig speeds from Charter; now that that's more of an expensive option I may be going with Starlink; that I'm not overall upset about, rather excite

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