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mlfreeman
2y ago
What do the regulators writing this intend for this to slow down/stop? I can't seem to find any information about that anywhere.
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2y ago
When I back up machines I only pull a full backup 3-4 times a year and then I stack weekly deltas on top of those. I'd start with that and see how it seemed to work when trying to look through backups and test-restore things.
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2y ago
> it does nothing to protect you in the event of a password manager compromise. This is not a hypothetical; LastPass has suffered multiple breaches, and the more popular a solution, the more likely there are to be attacks against that so
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mlfreeman
2y ago
I moved from my own colocated 1U running Mailcow to Fastmail and don't regret it one bit. This was an interesting read, glad to see they think things through nice and carefully. The only things I wish FM had are all software: 1. A take
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mlfreeman
2y ago
Are there any tools that can run (even across network on another box) to analyze possible duplication at various block sizes? I am NOT interested in finding duplicate files, but duplicate slices within all my files overall. I can easily t
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mlfreeman
2y ago
I see people pointing out the "Caesar -> tsar" link (and I've heard that myself too), but I have to wonder if Akkadian "sar" somehow became "Caesar".
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mlfreeman
2y ago
Google’s track record of killing stuff quickly has got to be demotivating for employees.
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mlfreeman
2y ago
What would this potentially do to Z-Wave devices?
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mlfreeman
2y ago
Even if we can't can we think of better names? "kibibyte" sounds like a dog treat not a unit of measurement.
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2y ago
> Wouldn’t this just encourage law enforcement to cite everyone for every little infraction? Hmm, potentially...if they thought that would secure a much larger slice for themselves by knocking people out of the running...so maybe they&#x
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mlfreeman
2y ago
Apparently you and I think somewhat alike!
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2y ago
I worry that as long as the money remains in government hands at all there would still be abuse. I had two ideas in this regard. ----------------------- All fines (and proceeds from auctioning off seized assets) collected by all levels of g
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mlfreeman
2y ago
Many years ago I partially cloned the old iGoogle homepage because I liked it (and Google was killing it off). It's gone through a few experimental rewrites in various technologies for personal educational purposes. Right now, it'
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2y ago
Also it's greener over the septic tank.
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mlfreeman
2y ago
change "professional software developers" to "real programmers" and this is like watching https://xkcd.com/378/ come to life.
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mlfreeman
2y ago
Taking the device offline requires you to either have control of or destroy the current phone, while that SIM protection sounded like something a customer service rep could be tricked into working around.
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2y ago
I'll throw out an idea that seems simple to me... An *opt-in* option to require that lines on your account can not be moved to a new SIM unless the current SIM is offline as far as the cell grid is concerned. This could even be made
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mlfreeman
3y ago
> you will probably still not be able to boot windows from btrfs. See his other repo, he appears to be working on that. https://github.com/maharmstone/quibble
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mlfreeman
3y ago
> What is the difference between a stock buy back and a dividend? A dividend payout is cash in your hand, a share buyback is theoretical gains that may be gone by the time you sell.
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mlfreeman
3y ago
I remember putting my ear up to the little holes and faintly hearing the audio even without anything plugged in.
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mlfreeman
3y ago
Once you consolidate, you can buy a second one/third one/etc to make copies.
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mlfreeman
3y ago
At $375 a month you could buy a new drive and have yet another copy every month.
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mlfreeman
3y ago
You didn't mention a budget (monthly or tolerance for one-time expenses). I just copy everything to HDDs using a Plugable USB-C/SATA dock (nicer and far more reliable IMO than those $9 dongles you see around). I then put the drive
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mlfreeman
3y ago
It's cyberstalking, plain and simple.
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mlfreeman
3y ago
The headline sounds a lot more supervillain-ish than the article. Probably done on purpose in pursuit of the almighty click.
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mlfreeman
3y ago
Anecdotal bug warning: Mail.app can "Export as PDF" from the File menu, but I noticed on 13.6 that it exports blank pages if the email is plain text only. I had to choose to print the emails and then save as PDF from the print d
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mlfreeman
3y ago
Hmm, server-side onClick event...did they just reinvent ASP.NET Web Forms?
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mlfreeman
3y ago
I would suggest replacing "proprietary" with "in-house" then.
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mlfreeman
3y ago
Will this work with Headscale too?
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mlfreeman
3y ago
how does one add a public key from a second box? does ssh-copy-id work?
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