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by mdtancsa 8y ago
Speaking Risk, Rob Reid wrote an interesting series of articles, one of which was on global risk that this topic made me think about https://medium.com/s/powertrip/the-50-50-murder-a3832f587bee
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by mdtancsa 8y ago
Thankfully, the 2019 Honda Fit I got does not have this feature. The Sport model had it, and was one of the reasons I decided against it. Old school keyless entry via fob button and traditional key ignition
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by mdtancsa 8y ago
IPSEC is a good example where its lacking. Its in desperate need to be updated with modern config examples and documentation, especially with newer keying daemons like FreeSWAN. Maybe the time gods will be kind to me in December and I can
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by mdtancsa 8y ago
I get the unflavored whey too, and personally, I can be quite mercenary / practical about my food when I need to :) But I am a bit suspicious as to the bio-availability of these powders. Are the proteins really as good (or even good en
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by mdtancsa 8y ago
as others have said, that does seem pretty low. I am 220lbs (tallish at 202 cm) and was eating about 120g. When I increased it to 175g I found my recovery was much better and and even though I was increasing my weekly distances (I run ultra
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by mdtancsa 9y ago
back in 89, I worked as a farm hand for a season which was a fascinating experience for many reasons. But I remember the farmer complaining about the tomatoes grown for export were tasteless and devoid of nutrition and he hated them with a
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by mdtancsa 10y ago
Not sure if it will fit your needs or not, but for long term storage on single HDs (and back in the day on DVD), I would create par files with about 5-10% redundancy to guard against data loss due to bad sectors. http://parchive.
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by mdtancsa 10y ago
Anyone know any details of what the attack looks like ? I had a quick look in my (albeit small) network to look for odd flows going to their ASN33517, but didnt see much that looked odd on first glance...
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by mdtancsa 11y ago
Coming, 01/04/2016, gopherV6...
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by mdtancsa 11y ago
also depends where you are. If physical space is at a premium, extending a community's landfill's life by diversion can be worth the cost.
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by mdtancsa 11y ago
If you google "Avastin breakthrough" (remember, we lay people have far more time with Dr. google), its still touted as this miracle drug, and is even being pushed as a treatment for non colon cancers of which there is little evide
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by mdtancsa 11y ago
As a lay person, its hard not to see the word "breakthrough" as essentially meaningless as its so overused. Insulin, and the polio vaccine I can see in that category... But there have been so many drugs like Avastin (which sadly
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by mdtancsa 12y ago
A book I found very helpful was "Final Journeys: A Practical Guide for Bringing Care and Comfort at the End of Life"
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by mdtancsa 12y ago
Not all chemo is the same. Some are FAR worse than others, and some are relatively tolerable.
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by mdtancsa 12y ago
Every time its kicked, it should respond in a synthetic voice with, "I will remember you"
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by mdtancsa 12y ago
This can be difficult as some updates can break applications. PHP is problematic that way for our customers on servers that we manage for them. Its not as bad as it used to be (e.g. register_globals), but updates can break customer apps.
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by mdtancsa 12y ago
CVE-2014-0224 is the only one that really impacts OpenVPN (No DTLS nor SSL_RELEASE_BUFFERS etc) and as others have said, if you are using OpenVPN chances are you are making use of TLS-AUTH which helps mitigate MITM issues to a reasonable de
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by mdtancsa 12y ago
And FreeBSD http://www.freebsd.org/security/advisories/FreeBSD-SA-14:14....