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by mbrumlow 8y ago
Thanks. No more post before coffee.
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
Thanks, I must have skimmed the article too fast I stand corrected. "Conferences" is now properly plural for the situation. To be honest while not a Trump supporter I really don't like reading anything talking about him becau
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
One conference that I have never heard and now it is "conferences" -- as in more than one are moving north? Also at first glace this conference looks like it was setup by big players just to have their "own" conference.
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
Even with GET request you can pack all sorts of stuff in the headers --- such as a message.
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
Here is the core of the site. I have not had much time to keep robots on line but if you want a demo you can ping me at my username at gmail and I can pop a robot on line (during work hours if I am in the office). I have been working on a b
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
None of it has to be complicated, it is because people want to make it complicated, and make computers some magical box. Lets firs talk about removing root privileges on personal workstations or laptops. This is pointless. Anything that mig
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
Did you mean Linux on a desktop? Umm, you can do all of those things with Linux... I can't remember the last time I had any issues with printing on Linux at all.
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
I use ffmpeg and some custom services for http://robot247.io All the code is on GitHub. I can get very low latency video. Most of the delay comes in the form of the speed of light being so slow. On the web site in use jsmpeg.
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
Eh, that's not true. I am sure some people did put their root passwords there, but no, passwords were only verified over phone and put into this shitty system called pipeline. They did have some fiber go down, but it mostly caused a sl
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
Rackshack had a a few racks of colbalts too. They were fragile, and some what of a mystery to work with. Once they started offering white boxes on bread racks things actually looked up and support could actually help people because it was t
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
Also should note that at the time this strategy allowed the company to host about 1% of the internet at the time.
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
> I may never know if this picture and/or article ever happened, but it does raise an interesting point. If the only thing keeping you the only player in a certain market is ignorance of how you built your environment, just how long
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
Part 2 On another occasion I had to calm a customer down who was clearly about to have a aneurysm on the phone -- over a faster reboot request. At the time I was working in webtech. I had no control over reboots and could only forward the r
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
My post was too long so I am breaking it down. Part 1 So... This is where I got my start in tech. I worked there and and supported and racked many of said bread rack servers. I guess I could be wrong and they could be speaking of another co
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
I already did.
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
I am really getting tired of blogertizements. There are enough smart people here blogging with intent on sharing real information and spreading knowledge that I am surprised that I keep seeing these sorts of things pop up. I am probably a m
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
You are right, I did somehow miss or dismissed the two sentences that describe the already assumed problem once we started talking about tcp_mem hitting a max. To me there was a ton a fan-fair about the problem and then 2 sentences about th
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
I have read this near four times now. I can't really find any sustenance -- it appears to be a advertisement for a product wrapped in a unsolved issue. No mention of lsof, netstat, or tcpdump, the normal tools used for troubleshooting
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
I am sorry, a terms of service for a website you have not created a account on? What has the web come to? > and other expressions that are anti-social and offensive in nature So, anything and everything?
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
Why so many people to start with? Seems like they hired a ton of people.
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
What wait? Why would Experian send data to facebook? I thought facebook already knew enough. ALSO WTF Experian can sell my data about me to the highest bidder?
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
I am guessing it is something even worse. Like, Experian uses Facebook data to adjust credit scores. And some time in the near future your credit score will suck if you don't have a social media footprint.
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
Sorry. I suggested if it is legal, and you are setup in such a way as YouTube to host other peoples content that YouTube should not be able to remove content without forfeiting protections it receives as entity that host other peoples conte
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
I think my post already covers that... Do you think the power company should be able to stop delivering power to porn providers? Should DNS servers not serve dns request for porn sites? Should ICCAN not allow you to register porn domains?
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
The entire problem though is what is 'toxic' is subjective. Today we find this behavior okay, and tomorrow we don't. It could be simply having a MAGA hat on could be 'toxic'. You also have to worry about /toxic
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
I had typed a whole post but you replied first so I would like to continue on the whole 'Youtube is a private company' issue. For me this is becoming more and more of an issue. I don't know if I have a good solution for it, o
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
I think the said the "solution is", it does not matter if the functionality exist today. Its more of how the gaming industry should handle these situations. Simply blocking somebody should make it so you can't ever be matched
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
I am mostly worried about the bait and switch. If this feature was only applied to messages after the announcement then that would be fine. I am sure many of you have had conversations over slack thinking well it was okay because nobody cou
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
And with that slack is not something I will be using. Way to mess up a good thing.
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
Things being made for people never means is also a weak argument. Last I checked artificial sweeteners are not distributed by any medical organization and the recommendation for those with some types of diabetes is to stay away from sugar

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