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by kkirsche 9y ago
Asus provides it as an opt in option :) it's not on by default
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by kkirsche 9y ago
Not really, it's opt in and provides a EULA
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by kkirsche 9y ago
I don't think it's really elixir so much as it's another Crystal ( https://crystal-lang.org )
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by kkirsche 9y ago
Blah. Based on the title I expected a more generically applicable pattern rather than a product pitch. Could be interesting but it's something I see as a difficult sell over K8's and open source tools
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by kkirsche 9y ago
I'd say that type of thing is fine. Some count university or freelance projects towards the experience rankings and even if not it doesn't hurt to ask, worst they will do is say no
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by kkirsche 9y ago
Most of the chase cards are branded visa and MasterCard credit cards
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by kkirsche 9y ago
If you want that wouldn't you want OSCE instead of OSCP?
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by kkirsche 10y ago
I've usually used hping3 but ostinato is good
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by kkirsche 10y ago
This is accurate and the best option in my opinion
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Curious what the deployment story for this looks like compared to things like Crystal. Is it compiled?
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Thanks! I'm so excited for Crystal to hit 1.0 and be production ready. May need to try it out now though. Thanks again
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by kkirsche 10y ago
I've wanted to use Phoenix a few times but every tutorial to get me started relied 100% on ecto which for something like a transformation API was frustrating. I didn't want the complexity of a database I wanted to learn the reques
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by kkirsche 10y ago
While this is sad to see it is a lesson to us all and I've shared it with coworkers who haven't taken disaster recovery as seriously as we should on our projects. Hopefully this will help raise this as a priority.
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Sounds like it. Wouldn't mind a more full featured monit. Didn't have good luck personally with Nagios
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by kkirsche 10y ago
But as of 1.8 there is a default gopath negating that
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by kkirsche 10y ago
I picture things like drivers, kernel extensions, etc. I do a lot of network programming with raw sockets and custom packets, parsing Netflow / IPFIX, etc.
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by kkirsche 10y ago
As a heavy ruby, go and Python user what kind of scripts or programs should I consider migrating to rust to help with learning it? Or is it really just low level stuff that I can't justify the additional complexity
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by kkirsche 10y ago
While I admit I don't I can't say that trust in a system that leverages trust in peers is a valid excuse for being passive bystanders when more concrete actions should be taken to prevent further damages.
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by kkirsche 10y ago
I don't understand that article :/ could it be explained in layman terms
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by kkirsche 10y ago
I wasn't aware of that. Thanks for sharing. I'll have to look into it more
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Deterred? No. But I do think it would add valuable ammunition for legal repercussions.
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by kkirsche 10y ago
How is reviewing a research paper a community service? I don't mean that sarcastically but realistically medical journals specifically like in this article are commonly not free, thus I'm hard pressed to understand how this is a c
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Do you have sufficient proof to show in court that you developed it and wrote it prior? I view an NDA as one more layer of proof that it's yours in that battle
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by kkirsche 10y ago
I don't have the context here to understand what's going on by I feel bad for the author that their work was plagiarized. With that said, why didn't the author have a signed legal NDA in regards to the document?
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Looks really cool but I'd want to better understand how a web technology console application would fare performance and stability wise compared to terminal.app, iTerm 2 and other console applications. Looks cool though and congrats to
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by kkirsche 10y ago
No IRC, no me :( sadly we can't use any of these technologies at work so I'm stuck with old fashioned IRC for team communication
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by kkirsche 10y ago
I think Binary Ninja may support Windows but would need to double check
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Thanks!
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Hug of death. Couldn't find it in a cache. Anyone else able to?
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Just started using this for the first time. It's pretty nice. I'm still trying to figure out how to really use it with Flask/Connexion cleanly and not in the top level module, but it's made my life much simpler for handl

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