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lilSebastian
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lilSebastian
6y ago
Can you link to any or provide model names?
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6y ago
I'd love HP to release a Ryzen based MicroServer
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6y ago
Welcome to cancel culture.
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lilSebastian
6y ago
Too late, you've already been cancelled.
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6y ago
Incomplete, but more details than the initial benchmarks https://hashcat.net/forum/thread-9511.html
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6y ago
Thank you
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6y ago
Was TUPE transferred 4 years ago. Happy to answer any questions.
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6y ago
Working for a large Indian outsourcer, the caste system is alive and well, and if you're not Indian, your the bottom of the pile.
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6y ago
In the market for a new home router. Keen to avoid such stupidity. Can anyone recommend a modern, powerful router that supports dd/openwrt?
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6y ago
If anyone has access to a 3080, a full benchmark of hashcat would be fantastic. hashcat --benchmark-all
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6y ago
Corporations lying to ensure revenue? No, I don't believe it.
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> Soldering SMD components sounds daunting, It really isn't, watching some videos learning some techniques. Practice. The same statement could be made about most things that people aren't familiar with or haven't spent any
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6y ago
Quite the misrepresentation of the comment
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6y ago
I registered forename.surname@gmail.com, I often get mail for someone else forenamesurname@gmail.com. I noe have no idea who else they are routing email intended to the former.
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6y ago
About $3.50
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6y ago
This topic has been posted several times in the last few days
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6y ago
You have to remove the back cover to access the dip kill switches, at which point you could just life the battery out
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6y ago
> or using an Arduino when a 555 would do, or... This is becoming a horrific meme. You didn't read the article, made an assumption and reverted to this cliché
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6y ago
> The customer is upset because he was wronged and he’s going to be rude At which point was the customer rude here?
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6y ago
> Advertising is eating the internet alive? Advertising has made the internet as we know it possible. A hot streaming mess....
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6y ago
> It's cute but probably just a consequence of a content editor at Barclays who has copy-pasted some old content It's unlikely that a content editor would be able to do this, given the industry.
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6y ago
They have a track record of not listening to scientists.
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6y ago
Of you're depending on a meme rather than making a valid point, I wonder what you are bringing to this particular table.
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6y ago
Perl is used extensively in the enterprise solutions we deliver for our client.
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6y ago
> It appears to be a backend primarily for illegal iptv services. Can you explain how you arrive at this conclusion please?
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6y ago
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Dj1iKZrUcAADnHR?format=jpg&name=...
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6y ago
That tends to happen with 'it just works' solutions, until it either doesn't or causes some other problem
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6y ago
> guilty pleasure with absolutely no practical use whatsoever. Are you sure you are talking about the right thing here?
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6y ago
> Like most HN folks... What data do you have to support this claim?
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6y ago
> an any lawyers chime in here? They're too busy, on the clock
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