mjard

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by mjard 9y ago
I've found it useful to purge my Youtube history every once in a while. If I click on random Youtube links on irc, they always get opened in a private/incognito session. I'm annoyed this is something that I think about.
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by mjard 9y ago
Somebody already wrote an emulator: https://github.com/eviltrout/tis-100
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by mjard 10y ago
Another z80 kit: https://www.tindie.com/products/Semachthemonkey/rc2014-homeb... 2014RC Computerphile video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lU2NKHJygD8
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by mjard 10y ago
I'd really like to see a statue somewhere (not in the road) that'd show these changes over time.
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by mjard 10y ago
How friendly do you want? https://support.apple.com/kb/PH19145?locale=en_US&viewlocale...
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by mjard 11y ago
Not exactly health related, but an example of a large company not updating a smart refrigerator, breaking features it was sold with: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10732423 It's still not fixed.
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by mjard 11y ago
Even worse, if it's a worm, it's likely it would come from somebody you know.
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by mjard 11y ago
Or in pulseaudio as a master troll.
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by mjard 11y ago
Verify package signatures via air-gapped machine prior to install, they did mention downloading to usb using another machine.
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Google Cutting Off Crimea Off AdWords, AdSense and Google Play(techcrunch.com)
4 points by mjard 12y ago|0 comments
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Crimea is losing access to Google Apps(gist.githubusercontent.com)
2 points by mjard 12y ago|0 comments
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by mjard 12y ago
Updates without rebooting.
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by mjard 12y ago
Being disinterested in a problem mixed with a bad environment (technical debt, bad documentation, things that just don't make sense) tends to shut me down completely. Meetings, task switching, and status updates will frustrate me but I
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by mjard 13y ago
...So it was added to ports. Got it.
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by mjard 13y ago
I ride a motorcycle to work. I'm extremely vulnerable to mistakes and bad habits (my own as well as other drivers). I would really appreciate if you'd rethink your priorities as we share our commute.
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by mjard 13y ago
nest them: [sic[sic]]
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by mjard 14y ago
Argh, that's rough, submit a few mention there are more, the team will be able to vet the entire collection.
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by mjard 14y ago
Afraid not, which is pretty annoying. There are free trial versions, if you are willing to install NIS or 360.
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by mjard 14y ago
> Is it actually possible for everyone to sign their executables? Last time I did it, I had to fork over something like $250/yr for a signing key along with providing copies of various documents. This seems a little high for someone who
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by mjard 14y ago
> Secondly, the error message that users are presented with SCARES THEM. Antivirus customers are they type of users that are scared, they are typically users that don't know what to trust. I feel you, I really do. > It took us quite
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by mjard 14y ago
Version control products wont have to deal with the reputation engine.
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by mjard 14y ago
> Is there a way to speed things up? Afraid not, the team will manually vet your executables so it takes some time. Fill out the forms, I wouldn't be surprised if they responded by monday. Make sure you list the possible locations to do
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by mjard 14y ago
I worked at Symantec on the reputation team, tools I worked on directly generated the reputation behind the WS.Reputation.1 message. First: file a false positive report at https://submit.symantec.com/false_positive/ . (Options: "When down