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421.
by mentat 11y ago
It's a pretty different world now, both price and speed-wise.
422.
by mentat 11y ago
Their documentation is really inconsistent on this...
423.
by mentat 11y ago
Back in the day I got quite decent at using that to take notes in class. Was an interesting tool.
424.
by mentat 11y ago
Desire is the root of human suffering. This is a widely held belief to put it mildly.
425.
by mentat 11y ago
Ideas are not IP.
426.
by mentat 11y ago
> If there's even the smallest chance that it could cause harm, they need to investigate. What?! That's just fundamentally mislead as to the nature of life. Everything has the possibility to cause harm. Absolute harm reduction
427.
by mentat 11y ago
That doesn't really have the same security properties as the original login information.
428.
by mentat 11y ago
As an individual contributor, it's trivial for me to provide 2x my salary in revenue or margin for a business that knows what it's doing. If the business doesn't know what it's doing and it's willing to actually let
429.
by mentat 11y ago
Not sure what size company you're working in nor what the requirements for opsec are their nor your privilege levels but it certainly does not mean you have already lost.
430.
by mentat 11y ago
The assistant has to make the connection, not the user. I've seen it work against quite a few different APs including some obscure ones, so I'm not sure there's a list or not. The online docs suggest that it does some perform
431.
by mentat 11y ago
Houston used to do this in 2000. Don't know what has happened since. (Flew Mexico to Japan without entering US.)
432.
by mentat 11y ago
This ends up sounding like "kids these days". Did you build your own computer? From the gates up? Oh, well then you're not a real engineer... It's usually an ego based distinction too.
433.
by mentat 11y ago
Working 20 hours a week with full (4 year grad) class load in STEM? No way, no way at all.
434.
by mentat 11y ago
IPv6 support?
435.
by mentat 11y ago
Depends on if you think un-updated, bad PRNG devices are better.
436.
by mentat 11y ago
Did anyone see whether it supported IPv6 on Comcast?
437.
by mentat 11y ago
No alternatives within the acceptable cost window from his perspective. Of course there are alternatives, sleep on the street, whatever. But those aren't real when making impaired decisions.
438.
by mentat 11y ago
The current law enforcement milieu is simply revenue generation for the state and a lottery ticket for an addition road tax on violators. It just doesn't work. Until we decide what laws we really want and that we are ok with 90% enforc
439.
by mentat 11y ago
It's hurting their customers, not the markets.
440.
by mentat 11y ago
Current list of additional services affected: CloudSearch Elastic Compute Cloud Elastic Load Balancing Elastic MapReduce Relational Database Service CloudTrail Config Lambda OpsWorks
441.
by mentat 11y ago
Now updates about ELB scaling and Lambda failures.
442.
by mentat 11y ago
It implies nothing of the sort, just points out that many parties critical of California's handling of the drought are also enjoying the benefits of that mishandling.
443.
by mentat 11y ago
The EC2 launch thing is still green even though all launches fail for us.
444.
by mentat 11y ago
It appears that s3 based AMIs totally fail to launch as unavailable as well.
445.
by mentat 11y ago
It's just that the rest of the country needs to pay market rates for the California water they're consuming via agriculture. It's the whole country's problem.
446.
by mentat 11y ago
The whole point of agent forwarding is that you don't have to place your keys on the jump box. With -c for per use confirmation it seems much more secure.
447.
by mentat 11y ago
But... wifi interferes with others all the time. The actual language: >The primary operating condition for unlicensed devices is that the operator must accept whatever interference is received and must correct whatever interference it
448.
by mentat 11y ago
Can you expand on "have to use unlicensed"? Is that really saying "don't want to deal with global regulatory systems"?
449.
by mentat 11y ago
What does "belongs to the people" mean in this context? Should Starbuck not be able to put up Wifi access points? Only private users? Belongs to the people sounds a lot more like ham radio really.
450.
by mentat 11y ago
Because enabling tcp forwarding is so much more safe on a jump box? That's just asking for another pile of unauditable trouble.

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