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by krnlpnc 5y ago
Writing good code is not trivial either, so while at it just buy a SAAS.
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
Typically as soon as you touch the brake pedal (which is required to shift from park in an automatic) the engine will cut if the key is not present.
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
Depends on what you’re doing. I wouldn’t want to worry about python environment when dealing with OS post-install scripting for instance.
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
What mechanism is used to protect the key of the certificate authority?
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
ddrescue may be of interest if you still have the disk. That's `dd` for broken disks. It keeps a log of data it couldn't read, and can keep trying to read it indefinitely, it even supports a save state and can resume trying again
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
The longer the better. A memorable sentence is a good place to start. ssh-agent will cache the passphrase in memory, which helps avoid needing to type in a long phrase repeatedly. But it's worth saying that if any private key is leake
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
> Sucks that Github and some other things force SSH keys which are just passwords except always saved to your disk so that anyone who steals your laptop gets access. This is the reason to encrypt ssh private keys with a passphrase. If t
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
It depends on the scale. If a company has a handfull of hosts I'd argue that deploying the full AAA and PKI systems to back cert auth is doing it wrong. Traditional ssh-key auth is simple and reliable, it's not until you have a l
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
If the nearby carvana service requires you to legally insure and register the vehicle being test driven, and needs to take my current vehicle into escrow while doing so, I’ll pass. And if their policy is to keep my trade-in and make me re-i
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
That's true, although a car passenger does have the ability to see forwards, warn the driver of a problem, and request to be let out immediately if feeling uncomfortable.
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
Was this the 737NG model that was found to have accelerated wear and possible cracking of pickle forks? Not trying to speculate, only wondering if the same model of plane.
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
You can usually mute them by pressing one of the buttons next to the screen, often the second down on the right.
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
Which is nonsense, what was the purpose of punitive action (jail) when a person will be punished for the rest if their life via stigma and ineligibility for jobs. How is that “correcting” a persons behavior?
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
Afaik mongodb licensed to be free as in beer, and is not actually FLOSS. Doesn’t seem like the argument holds for open source as a whole, especially looking at gpl and apache2 licensed projects.
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
So those companies would instead need to bring a product to market and maintain it independently? What is the down side?
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
You mean Robert Del Naja?
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
I’m not sure if these are included in the 3% figure but I’ve also recently been encountering videos which still exist but have had their audio force muted weeks after uploading for undisclosed reasons.
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
I honestly don't give a fsck about the new version or why it needs to be a breaking change. All I hear is: > We will begin sunsetting Universal Analytics — the previous generation of Analytics — next year. All standard Universal Ana
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
Such a worn out joke :) The platform is essentially short form youtube, there’s content covering virtually every interest/topic.
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
Comparing a fixed property purchase price to a yearly estimated recurring cost isn't a direct comparison Assuming a $700k unit has an estimated lifespan of 50 years. That's $14k/year, we could say $20k/year with a gener
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
Americans are happy to foot the bill to house, feed, provide medical care, education, etc by throwing homeless people in jails. Cut out the jail. Put the exact same dollar amount towards universal health, food, income, and education progra
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
>Andre said he has struggled with homelessness on and off since he was 14. You overlooked this part. > The problem is the money is going to the wrong people. There are a lot of good and honest people that are homeless and/or stru
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
The 3rd CISO sounds just like the 1st with extra buzzwords.
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
No, Google is far from helpless in detection of these types of issues. Business owners should be able to claim and manage the features which are enabled on their accounts, and nothing should be enabled by default beyond the basic contact i
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
So I wonder what's the end game of a pattern like this? Is it a shakedown type of situation where if a restaurant doesn't pay up to enable some reservations "integration" they will be shown as fully booked by default?
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
I’d suggest shopping the nearest scratch and dent for the models that fit your needs and spend a few minutes searching for reviews and issues on those specific models, then go with the best of the bunch. From what I can tell these days even
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
- Force their staff back into offices for no good reason
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
To look at 8 HN submissions at the same time
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Interviews are largely broken today. People don’t write code in front of other people in real time in their jobs. They write it for an interpreter or compiler, and huge amounts of time and resources are spent building/maintaining dev
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by krnlpnc 5y ago
It started in this area. Victor Steinbrueck Park, it's just a couple blocks from that office, maybe 5 minutes walk.

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