kjullien

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by kjullien 8y ago
I know it's low and am currently looking for a better job somewhere else (which I am pretty confident I could get) but these things take time and I have alot of other stuff to deal with in my life atm. Don't really like my job rig
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by kjullien 8y ago
I'll still be using my good ol' rsync, old as shit, so is sh, so is grep, so is vi, so is everything that your system is probably based on, and yet it simply works ! How convenient.
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by kjullien 8y ago
I live in Paris, am french, and have been working at the same startup for more than a year and some months now. The scene is very active, any new company these days will always brand themselves as a "startup" no matter how they fu
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by kjullien 8y ago
If you spend as little as 1 day on any grey/blackhat forums out there you will never think of it security the same again. People talk about hardware controlled leds and such, you can find Oss repos, even on pupolar platforms like gh th
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by kjullien 8y ago
Because of the way your eyes work. If it is bright, your pupil will be shrunk, to not be blinded by the luminosity. When it is dark, your pupil will be opened wide up. It is this principle that camera apertures are based on. Now if you have
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by kjullien 8y ago
Yes, UV rays cause damage to pretty much any organic matter, that's the reason we wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and why cheap "fake" sunglasses can be harmful for your eyes (the glass is simply tinted and does not filter out th
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by kjullien 8y ago
Use f.lux or an equivalent (most OS have their own implementation by now) that filters out the blue light at software/rendering level, it's not perfect but you do instantly feel the comfort it brings to your eyes. Been using f.lux
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by kjullien 8y ago
Did we not already know about this ? I remember 5+ years ago blue LEDs were pulled off of the market (at least in France) because the spectrum they emit in is way too close to uv and could burn your macula.
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by kjullien 8y ago
Watch your logs ?
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by kjullien 8y ago
I don't understand exactly how this is low-friction in any possible way... 1. Open browser -> Go to devhints -> search for "dd" -> select doc 2. Open term -> type tldr dd Another thing that is missing is offline a
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by kjullien 8y ago
What are the advantages of using this over tldr[1] or cheat[2] ? [1] https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr [2] https://github.com/chubin/cheat.sh
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by kjullien 9y ago
Why not just go for a Surface Pro and get the best of both worlds ?
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by kjullien 9y ago
also crashed firefox on mac and chrome somebody should just paste them here in the comments seeing the % of people here who run macos
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by kjullien 9y ago
"While analyzing the servers of malicious actors, Kaspersky researchers also found archives containing a cache of Telegram data that had been stolen from victims." more worried about that than the rest.
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by kjullien 9y ago
Watch the headline, Like it ? Skim the article with interest. Read the comments. Meh ? Skim it fast. Read the comments. Nope ? Read the comments. My brain works in a very strange manner, I cannot chose what it remembers, it does that for me
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by kjullien 9y ago
I tried Glasswire a while back when it was still in beta because 360 Total Security had an ad about it for a while. The UI/UX was very nice but if I remember correctly I stopped using it (and 360 Total Security) because some articles w
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by kjullien 9y ago
JPMorgan timeline : 1. "Bitcoin is used only for fraud and by criminals" 2. JPMorgan proved to be money laundering. 3. "Bitcoin is actually not all that bad... We are going to look into it." 4. JPMorgan "bans"
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by kjullien 9y ago
Very true, most people who are serious about mining will have "contacts" within the factories, even their main subsidiaries in the countries they are based in (I know I get my stuff directly on order from AMD France for instance).
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by kjullien 9y ago
I don't think you understand that guy's issue.
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by kjullien 9y ago
None mentions telegram secret chats ?
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by kjullien 9y ago
I don't think that this actually has any mid/long (even short depending on how you define that) lasting impact on the market. If you watch any pump and dump charts no matter how big the group is, you see that the price is exactly
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by kjullien 9y ago
A blockchain is a history of every transaction ever made on it. To make sure it is accurate (PoW) cryptos use hashing power (they solve equations basically). This is where "mining rigs" come into play but are only a small part of
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by kjullien 9y ago
Pretty sure quantum tunneling starts to come into play under ~6 nm (hard limit of usual consumer processor) Do these do anything different to be able to aim for 7nm so fast ?
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by kjullien 9y ago
You should check out a project like Cardano then, they make their research go through academic peer review before they do anything. They also write their code in a way that you can prove it is an actual implementation of what the paper said
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by kjullien 9y ago
You read the word WebAssembly somewhere didn't you.
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by kjullien 9y ago
steemit has alot of posts related to the blockchain and decentralization being a platform based on those principles. they call themselves a social media but its more akin to a medium type site where you can get paid for writing stuff. http
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by kjullien 9y ago
I'm 100% biased but I've been following the "Logang" for a while now and you need to understand that this is not his first time doing things like this... To me this is actually one of the better "goofs" he has
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by kjullien 9y ago
New Black Mirror season anyone ? It's only been like 2 weeks and this it is already coming to life. Can't wait for 2018...
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by kjullien 9y ago
Dell XPS are very nice but whatever you do don't go for a model that has an integrated AND dedicated graphics card. I made this mistake, got a 15" from early 2017 fully maxed out only to realise that since I have two graphics card
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by kjullien 9y ago
yeah, the "almost been going on for 10 years now" hype

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