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by matteotom 12y ago
Probably. See here [0] for more info. And Gentoo has some nice tools to help figure out what needs to be re-compiled. Usually, my laptop can recompile @world (aka everything) overnight, so it's not too much of an issue. [0] https:&#
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by matteotom 12y ago
Still no GCC5 in Gentoo [0], but I imagine they will have it soon after its final release. [0] http://packages.gentoo.org/package/sys-devel/gcc
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by matteotom 12y ago
Here's some more discussion from LWN: https://lwn.net/Articles/597407/ (Note: from May 2014)
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by matteotom 12y ago
Except it's probably a byte or less.
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Everything I Own Fits in One Bag. Here’s How (And Why)(open.bufferapp.com)
1 points by matteotom 12y ago|0 comments
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by matteotom 12y ago
This gives me yet another good reason to keep BECU[1] as my only bank for any non-trivial amount of money... it can be a pain if I need an ATM, but I can at least trust that they will generally be on my side. [1] https://becu.org
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by matteotom 12y ago
Possibly some combination of taxes and internal company policy? ie, they have $x they donate per year, and can get a $y tax write off for donating to a company/non-profit(?) in another country, so they donate $300,000.
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by matteotom 12y ago
As a college student, that wouldn't help too much, as it's at most a 15 minute walk walk to class. And shipping my bike across the country would probably be more expensive than a good pair of running shoes.
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by matteotom 12y ago
1. Exercise 6 days/week. 2. Work on one thing at a time (no more multi-tasking). This includes not doing something else while talking to somebody. 3. Plan out when to do work the day it's assigned, and don't leave it to the l
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by matteotom 12y ago
Crowd supply link here: https://www.crowdsupply.com/inverse-path/usb-armory I've been watching this project for a while now, and the possibilities are really endless. One thing he mentioned that sounds really inte
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by matteotom 12y ago
You can use AWS IAM ( https://aws.amazon.com/iam/ ) to help prevent something like this. AFAIK you can create a sub-account that only has access to specific resources, such as S3, and use the keys from that sub-account.
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by matteotom 12y ago
While I would tend to disagree, thank you for saying that. I will leave it there since you don't want to argue.
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by matteotom 12y ago
I don't want an argument. You just made a vague but potentially interesting assertion, and I am curious about what you are referring to. But your lack of willingness to give any real examples leads me to believe you have none. Edit i
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by matteotom 12y ago
Specifically, what points in history are you referring to with "historically proven measures"?
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by matteotom 12y ago
I am reasonably familiar with the subject of history, but I am still curious to what you mean by "historically proven measures"?
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by matteotom 12y ago
I'm not sure I understand what you're saying. The idea is that I would confirm that (NSLs received >= 1) by not saying that (NSLs received == 0).
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by matteotom 12y ago
I've been wondering this for a while now, can I set up a Twitter account that automatically tweets ever day "MatteoTom has never received a NSL/a gag order", and if I ever do receive one, stop sending the tweets? Can the
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by matteotom 12y ago
AFAIK, it's customary to assign a /64 to each machine, and the last 64 bits are used for other purposes (usually the MAC address I think?). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPv6_subnetting_reference
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by matteotom 12y ago
> I am saying that in most states being over 18, with clean record and mentally capable, does not automatically mean someone can vote (as women can). What are the situations in which men cannot vote if they are over 18, with a clean reco
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by matteotom 12y ago
I use tree style tabs [1] for Firefox, so lots of tabs don't take up a ton of space. I have certain tabs I always keep around (gmail, HN, AWS console, ...), and then a number of trees for projects I'm working on. Occasionally, I&
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Smart collar turns your cat into a WiFi hacking weapon(engadget.com)
2 points by matteotom 12y ago|0 comments
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WiFi device breakdown at YChacks(dropbox.com)
5 points by matteotom 12y ago|0 comments
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by matteotom 12y ago
In this scenario, would it be realistic to damn the Strait of Gibraltar and the Suez Canal? It seems that that would save most of southern and eastern Europe, as well as northern Africa.
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by matteotom 12y ago
So from what I understand, Google has a bunch of OpenSSL patches they use. They used to re-apply those patches to each new OpenSSL release, but now they're going to keep their own branch (BoringSSL) and pull and merge changes from Ope
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by matteotom 12y ago
True, but they still would not be using ISOs.
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by matteotom 12y ago
I don't think it's quite at the point of being stable enough to provide an ISO yet. Also, while it is possible to run on bare mettle, it would not be most productive to do so in most cases. One of the strengths of CoreOS is the a
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by matteotom 12y ago
Unfortunately, many/most laptops do not support booting from SD cards. If you were to store the main image on an SD card, you'd still need a cd/dvd/usb drive to load the bootloader.
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by matteotom 12y ago
How does something like this usually go down? What can we expect from Amazon?
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by matteotom 13y ago
In addition to what abkco said: The total latency between two nodes is not much more than the latency between every link along the route added up. This means for a physical network, latency isn't bad as long as the individual links are
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by matteotom 13y ago
I think in most cases, suicide only voids life insurance policies for the first 2 years of having the policy. It makes sense, since it prevents people from buying life insurance when they plan to kill themselves.

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