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by miah_ 2y ago
Too bad! You don't own the company or make the decisions. The value of your life has already been determined and paying a low wage to someone far away makes the most financial sense for these companies. We exist in a terrible, and grea
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by miah_ 2y ago
It was a LED moonite. It wasn't scary at all.
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by miah_ 2y ago
They had amazing hair. I loved all their hair commentary. Best response to a literal media circus.
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by miah_ 2y ago
Very good, but needs more furry art.
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by miah_ 2y ago
Whats hilarious is that Kibana started out as a Open Source. Hard to trust anything released as OSS these days that hits this site run by a for profit company.. Its all destined to have a rug pull after some VC funding. Considering HyperDX
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by miah_ 2y ago
Grayjay is also excellent. https://grayjay.app/
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by miah_ 2y ago
Just use Firefox.
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by miah_ 2y ago
This is why I only watch Youtube via Firefox mobile, plus I can use a adblocker with that. Google is garbage at this point. Every employee there is simply promotion farming and has no concept of what a backbone is. Everything they do is utt
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by miah_ 2y ago
Instead of waiting for the rug pull, just use something open source.
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by miah_ 2y ago
If this integrated with Metasploit or some other tooling I might be impressed.the graphics are cool though.
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by miah_ 2y ago
Several, I have enjoyed the content from https://www.youtube.com/@tomwayling
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by miah_ 2y ago
I really like imcdb, or The Internet Movie Car Database. Want to know what cars were in a movie? Check imcdb! https://www.imcdb.org/
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by miah_ 2y ago
The best way I've found is: stop using apps. If I'm using the phone, in either making a phone call or using Firefox. Apps might "solve some need", but it seems like all of them are more interested in data collection and
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by miah_ 2y ago
Having worked for many bosses like you, I think the solution is clear: tech needs more unions and co-ops.
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by miah_ 2y ago
Software has historically been offline first. This is not a issue.
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by miah_ 2y ago
The film 'Crimes of the future' from David Cronenberg talks about this, though the subject matter is pollution and plastic instead of milk.
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by miah_ 2y ago
A SpaceX representative has done the math and while potatoes make better bricks, human blood is cheaper. So if you'd like to be part of Elons new Mars colony sign up for our mission at your local human grind^H^H^H.. gathering center!
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by miah_ 2y ago
Who the fuck uses software like this? Not me.
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by miah_ 2y ago
Basically every action the big tech companies FAANG, MS, HP etc have all done for the past decade+ has been detrimental to users. Oh sure yes I want ads in my Operating System and I want every browser to be Chrome with a mask, oh right I al
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by miah_ 2y ago
Crypto bros ruin every single thing they touch.
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by miah_ 2y ago
Its very much for people who are trying to lock down their systems. Its also very much for people who want to meet the Common Criteria. It can be both. But for some people, its very much over kill.
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by miah_ 2y ago
This is why I stockpile manuals and other guide books, and pirate as much as possible. The publishers don't really care about anything other than cash, even on media they haven't published or updated in decades. I will gladly buy
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by miah_ 2y ago
Its because Selinux wasn't really designed for "sysadmins" it was designed for "governments" or organizations that need to meet a specific level of security as a contractual/legal requirement. Selinux came out
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by miah_ 2y ago
Based on my exexperience: In some cases yes, in many others no.
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by miah_ 2y ago
When employers offer it, its generally to _their_ advantage more than yours. Often, its a way for corporations to avoid paying out vacation days when you leave. You might "have" unlimited vacation, but its all up to your manager.
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by miah_ 2y ago
HP has a bootable Linux CD that updates all the firmware on their devices, since the early 00's. We used to regularly update firmware across our entire fleet of servers during maintenance cycles. Never had a failure.
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by miah_ 2y ago
But our current "AI" isn't Intelligent and it doesn't learn.
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by miah_ 2y ago
There already was a time when Youtube was its own company. Google bought it. Maybe they didn't do great on their own but it was also ~2005 and things are very different now.
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by miah_ 2y ago
So you work at Google on Youtube then right? The _WEB_ is a open standard. A Game running on Windows is a false equivalence.
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by miah_ 2y ago
It does, its called Jitsi https://jitsi.org/ "Jitsi is a set of open-source projects that allows you to easily build and deploy secure video conferencing solutions. At the heart of Jitsi are Jitsi Videobridge and Jitsi

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