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by mey 7y ago
To make it simple, since you already have the hardware, I would suggest setting up the server as a VM Host to allow for experimentation with little effort. VMware vSphere Hypervisor, Proxmox, or Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2019 are all free op
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by mey 7y ago
Useful iDRAC features like remote display and remote ISO install isn't in the base Dell iDRAC license. So I still need to hook up keyboard/monitor if it's more than a reboot. Edit: iDRAC is the Dell LOM, iLO is HP
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by mey 7y ago
That job doesn't go away, it just changes focus. See DevOps. Generally it is a net positive in my book, but don't believe that operations goes away.
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by mey 7y ago
If someone is looking for a good rewards card (in the US), I suggest taking a look at the Costco/Citibank card.
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by mey 7y ago
That is correct (assuming https isn't compromised). The issue is that once the requests hits your systems, nothing by default treats url paths as sensitive. The end up in you your elb/Apache/nginx/stack trace logs. Ma
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by mey 7y ago
My standard of proof is recommendations from Mayo Clinic, AMA/JAMA. I am not a medical researcher, so I turn to experts. I am not familiar with Dr. Ohsumi, but looking at a summary of his award in 2016 indicates his research for the g
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by mey 7y ago
I believe this is the author. https://gero.usc.edu/fasting-conference/professional/andreas... So let's check a few boxes. Is promoting his own book. This is the WSJ not a medical journal. Mice are not a pe
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by mey 7y ago
Interesting that there isn't a post on Project Zero's blog. That's typically how they do public notification.
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by mey 7y ago
Where do you go to get lab stones?
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by mey 7y ago
https://github.com/tilfin/aws-extend-switch-roles/blob/maste... may be interesting to you. The fact that this has to exist is also interesting...
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by mey 7y ago
tl;dr It's not an actual design. "While not intended to represent an actual aircraft, Airbus’ “Bird of Prey” is based on realistic ideas – providing an insight into what a future regional aircraft could look like." “Our ‘Bird
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by mey 7y ago
LockPickingLawyer (Youtube) has a series of videos on the poor quality of "Amazon Choice" for various locks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gflpf0DrCgw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJ1_P5oqf6Y
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by mey 7y ago
It's the law in Maryland for certain types of firearms, including pistols. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_laws_in_the_United_State...
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by mey 7y ago
Hugged to death and don't see it on Coral Cache or Internet Archive. Anyone got a cache?
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by mey 7y ago
Not parent. No idea about the defacto standard comment. CockroachDB client protocol is* compatible with PostgreSQL. Edit: as well as SQL syntax, that's the important bit. Meaning you could in theory mirror data to CockroachDB and the
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by mey 7y ago
The current generation of Mazda have a very pleasant interface. Controls on the steering wheel are split by function. Left side is audio/comms, right side is cruise and driver MFD controls. Automation overrides (lane departure/a
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by mey 7y ago
Unless you need serious gpu or ram, I would recommend the Surface Book.
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by mey 7y ago
No more than running Linux in a VM makes the hypervisor GPL. They are distributing it via their store.
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by mey 7y ago
I've been avoiding the discussion around Dynamic/Static s/types/languages/g , documentation/interface definition, and typed exceptions. If I go off on that rant, I'll be here all day. If you are catching
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by mey 7y ago
I am not a Perl expert. Only worked on some simple install tools written it a couple years ago. Re-reading docs, eval(...) traps exceptions (die), but requires manual inspection of error state, instead of automatically halting. It operate
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by mey 7y ago
PHP is a bit of hyperbole, but otherwise correct. :) Ruby, Python, Javascript all support exceptions. PHP does support exceptions, but it's core libraries do not use them. Gotta trust PHP to do the worst of both worlds approach. Pe
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by mey 7y ago
Go's error handling reminds me of C or PHP error handling. Check the status code. Since everything can mess with that error condition, you have to be careful in how you handle it, but there is nothing forcing you to handle it. I lik
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by mey 7y ago
https://github.com/microsoft/ms-dos may also be interesting
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by mey 7y ago
Unless you want to work specifically with FreeDOS, you might look at DOSBox instead. It's a MS-DOS emulator that runs in user space, rather than running as the OS, thus a lower barrier to entry.
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by mey 7y ago
Apache Geode, Hazelcast, how some people are using Kafka. I am just listing a few others, please don't consider this endorsement.
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by mey 7y ago
I don't know if there is a list out of the box, but pi-hole is probably the right choice.
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by mey 7y ago
You are correct about auto-login https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4027599/windows-10-... Per https://vztekoverflow.com/2018/07/31/tbal-dpapi-backdoor/ After the po
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by mey 7y ago
My brief understanding. If you have auto login enabled, it is possible to gain access to an account secrets stored in a security store. That sounds bad, but with auto login you are already unlocking an account. No CVE posted. No descrip
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by mey 7y ago
Those features do exist, but you may need a certain level of Windows licensing, and get ready to crack open a Powershell terminal to configure it.
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by mey 7y ago
Is it clear what the licensing is/will be for Graal? Edit: GraalVM CE describes it on the download page https://www.graalvm.org/downloads/

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