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by kobalsky 3y ago
> even if this is done in a way that it can’t be worked around just by modifying some files on disk, what stops the attacker from running the same routine in an emulator? this is a question for an TPM expert. I'm a novice at this so
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by kobalsky 3y ago
it’s equivalent to backing up a server after a hard power off. as long as the filesystem supports some kind of journaling (aka it’s not ancient) and the database is acid compliant, there shouldn’t be any major issues beyond a slow startup.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
Maybe this [1] line is triggering the AI? https://github.com/M66B/NetGuard/blob/676e889662e5a34ad36bdd...
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by kobalsky 3y ago
> ERP systems that are nothing but databases with front ends. I’d love to see the face of anyone operating under this belief when they get to the tax code of any country that is not the US.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
don't you find it too convenient that the journalist the US want to annihilate happens to be a poop-smearing rapist ungrateful douchebag?
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by kobalsky 3y ago
are you gonna let them buy their own phones when they start saving enough money?
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by kobalsky 3y ago
Google has been a handful this month. They changed the firebase SMS authentication from 10000 auths free per month to 10 per day. Apparently they forgot to send an email announcing the change so they have posponed the change until October,
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by kobalsky 3y ago
the pictures have a distinct look, they remind me of pictures I've taken with my Mavica, which was a digital camera that used 1.44 mb floppy disks.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
if I had to guess: ugly synchronous code for statistics that hits a dead shard for the target domain and times out.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
free speech absolutist here, but I think that the rules protecting a bar for refusing service to a rowdy drunkard should NOT be used by a monstruous corporate conglomerate, which in the future could encompass google, amazon, apple, facebook
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by kobalsky 3y ago
> with the state of generally available AI tools and processing power, is there any general format can't be solved? putting in a credit card? I'm wondering if paid services have problems with bots, or if they mind, since they a
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by kobalsky 3y ago
just a reminder that docker has a rootless mode that works perfectly. it does require a daemon, but it runs as the user not as root.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
it’s bs because they have elected to not maintain cli compatibility on many areas. not because they “haven’t gotten there yet” but because they don’t agree with docker. they converted into technological amish that think the one true cli is
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by kobalsky 3y ago
> Now I'm even more confused as to why RHEL's changes are this controversial :p 16 licenses is the proverbial tip. we know what happens next.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
people could also travel less. some of it is necessary. but it’s ridiculous how much people travel
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by kobalsky 3y ago
if typing dollar and caret signs strain your fingers it means that you aren’t using the opposite hand to press shift. one-handing two keys will hurt your hands in the long run.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
pypi is needed because those personal webservers will inevitably go down. why not github? well, it didn’t use to exist before pypi and it microsoft may still pull a good one eggs and wheels solve binary distribution between other things, so
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by kobalsky 3y ago
like more than 15 years ago there was a site that gave you a link you could share with someone and see what they had visited when they clicked. their database was huge and it went from a funny gotcha to awkward really fast
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by kobalsky 3y ago
you could only use non affiliated links on your site so that when someone copies it it doesn’t have your tag. and catch the click event to replace it for the tagged version if someone is clicking through
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by kobalsky 3y ago
You should save your comment to read it back in 10 years. With how things are going with software and hardware attestation, printing will probably not be possible since most sites will disallow reproduction of their media through unauthoriz
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by kobalsky 3y ago
I loved the project but I couldn't stop thinking about a knife flying over that fence, or getting shot backwards (that thing returned pretty fast). It would have been more sensible to put the block of wood on the side of their house.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
you don't have to be a perfect bastion of morale without any hint of hipocrisy to oppose something that is so blatantly wrong. if we don't allow people who are contributing to the problem in any way or are benefitted by it, to opp
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by kobalsky 3y ago
curation? I mean of the content is considered good, does it matter if it was produced by an LLM?
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by kobalsky 3y ago
> there are massive opposing idiots out there willing to kill themselves for being quoted by musk etc. Straw man aside, calling your opponents idiots says more about you than about your opponents.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
that's really interesting. is there any public document or manual describing their workstations and policies? like the SRE manual
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by kobalsky 3y ago
there's probably a big asterisk there. the correct term is probably "fast enough" virtualization adds very overhead, a Windows VM running with a dedicated GPU can get 95% of the host's score on 3dmark. the biggest issue
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by kobalsky 3y ago
> Reddit has allowed the third-party app system go too far did everyone forget that reddit didn’t have an official app for years? they ended buying one of those for their official client there was never going to be an easy way to rip tha
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by kobalsky 3y ago
a 10:03 video
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by kobalsky 3y ago
> Google has asked for a notarized copy of my ID Very interesting. Could tell how long did it take, how was the process of recovering your account? I'm in one of those months that I panic and wonder if I should disabled advanced pro
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by kobalsky 3y ago
in almost every vice the "perpetrator" is also the direct and most affected victim, and it's in their power to leave this vice behind. this is not the case for affairs, it's fundmentally different, I wouldn't even c

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