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by krzrak 11y ago
What a coincidence: yesterday I was doing shopping and it struck me, that on the package of sausage (kabanos [1], to be precise) of $2 value they put the same RF stickers as on $200 electronics (while they don't do it on many more expe
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by krzrak 11y ago
It is worth noting, that domain used by the malware (as well as some other domains) was seized and shut down by .pl's registrar's (NASK) security team (CERT). Here's the report of the operation: https://www.cert.pl
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by krzrak 11y ago
It's because this "something" is attractive for media, causes lot more fear than "boring" stuff like car crashes or diseases and, of course, can be politically exploited.
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by krzrak 11y ago
$50/year and you have to provide your own storage? Can somebody explain to me how they are competitive, i.e. in comparison with Crashplan or Backblaze? edit: my bad, it's $50 for one time purchase, not a year.
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by krzrak 11y ago
You're right, I should modify my statement: there are free/cheap conferences that are organised by some for-profit organisations - and they're mostly pitches. On the other hand, there are lots of meetups, confs, tech talks or
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by krzrak 11y ago
I see an analogy with free/cheap IT conferences: you go there (naively) expecting content, but it turns out that almost every talk is an advertisement of the product or job openings.
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by krzrak 11y ago
We have the same in Poland (they have long tradition since communism times) - they quickly turn into bureaucratic nightmares ruled by hegemons for whom rubber stamp and paperwork is more important, than the cooperative members and their wel
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by krzrak 11y ago
Interesting read, but some of the entries are... weird. For example, what's wrong with requiring doctor's note for whole-week absence? Some of them seem to be submitted by someone who may be considered a little bit to much entitle
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by krzrak 11y ago
Very interesting article, thanks!
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by krzrak 11y ago
I am not sure if I get you right, but what I have a problem with is that to-do list are, well, lists of deadlines. There is no representation of task being "in progress". This way, if you don't groom your list on a daily basi
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by krzrak 11y ago
Sidenote: I checked the Google's Project Fi - damn, it's expensive. For $20/month you get unlimited calls and texts, but you have to pay extra $10 for every 1GB of data. Here in Poland for $10 I get the same unlimited calls a
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by krzrak 11y ago
Once I asked server support guy to move database from production to dev. He did - without any question of doubt - exactly that: copied database to dev environment and deleted it from the production. (note: in my language word "move&quo
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by krzrak 11y ago
To all people saying "We should add some link to the news because I don't know who Andy Grove was". C'mon, this is the community of people who don't need to have everything delivered on the silver plate - either you
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by krzrak 11y ago
Interesting article. I find amusing this (quite popular) type of argumentation: > "This is a serious security breach," said Councilman Peter Vallone (D-Queens), who heads the Council's Public Safety Committee. "We kno
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by krzrak 11y ago
> I don't get why NK would think that story is particularly good. From the history of their actions, they don't seem to have very brilliant people in charge ;)
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by krzrak 11y ago
How do they prevent theft, exactly?
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by krzrak 11y ago
Part of the dry joke is that they show the exact microsecond the entry was added?
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by krzrak 11y ago
I remember back in the 90s, demonstration of the viruses (with all animations, music, etc.) was one of the coolest features of popular Polish antivirus mks_vir.
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by krzrak 11y ago
:D https://support.cuvva.co/hc/en-gb/articles/201826632-Do-I-ne...
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by krzrak 11y ago
"it has yet to disrupt production" This overused buzzword in context of production looks ridiculous.
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D-Link DSP-W110 – multiple vulnerabilities(github.com)
1 points by krzrak 11y ago|0 comments
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by krzrak 11y ago
Looking at the title, my first thought was that somebody is making fun of all those posts "[something] in Go" ;)
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by krzrak 12y ago
Ideal recipe for "how to keep dumb person busy" ;)
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by krzrak 12y ago
I think Google should mark SourceForge as malware site.
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by krzrak 12y ago
...aaaand it's gone
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by krzrak 12y ago
The site seems to be down right now?
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by krzrak 12y ago
I am sure they are the best for such jobs in the future - they won't screw up next time :)
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Write-only memory(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by krzrak 12y ago|0 comments
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by krzrak 12y ago
+1 for the idea of linking to the survey hosted on your server. That was the first use that I thought about.
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by krzrak 12y ago
You know, that in the civilized world we use meters and kilograms? ;)

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