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by movedx 7y ago
Using a VM means I can use Windows for OBS and several other tools, but I can run Ubuntu/Linux inside the VM for the better tooling and terminal emulation. It also means I can run the VM at 720p but my desktop at 1440p. Using a termina
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by movedx 7y ago
DND doesn't protect you from tabbing to a window with sensitive content in it. Using a VM does.
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by movedx 7y ago
I'm not using a plugin to capture the VM. I just use a "Windows Source" and select the VM's window. A good tip is to set the window's resolution to 720p so that text is consoles and IDEs is very clear. I then overla
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by movedx 7y ago
It might not be as flexible or good, but I use draw.io to "draw" diagrams on screen during live streams or even pre-recorded videos.
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by movedx 7y ago
You can still leak sensitive or private information simply by switching to the wrong window during a live stream. There are examples of this happening on Twitch all the time, often requiring the streamer to change a Skype account ID or chan
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by movedx 7y ago
You could. It depends what you're using. If it has a Linux client then that might work, but using the window of VM going into OBS you can then use green screens and start doing some pretty pro looking stuff.
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by movedx 7y ago
I commented on the blog post, but: > If you are presenting a computer desktop (e.g. I teach programming classes, so I do a lot of this), then get your IT department to organise an Amazon Workspace for you. Join the conference call from t
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by movedx 7y ago
I think that's unfair. He's providing valuable knowledge, and sharing his extensive experience, during a time when it's beginning to be really rather quite important. Affiliate links are a perfectly acceptable norm and, frank
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by movedx 7y ago
I have so many questions lol
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by movedx 7y ago
I'd prefer this Google option my self.
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by movedx 7y ago
I've just built a Ryzen 9 3900X (12C) system with a 2080 Super. I've also got a 100/50 connection. I'll be contributing what I can. I've got some left over Ryzen 5 and i5 6600K CPUs, a 1060 and a 1070. I'll get
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by movedx 7y ago
I believe they're providing the back end infrastructure that receives that processing that POST request. Maybe they store it in some DB and you can retrieve the data later on via an API call or something?
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by movedx 7y ago
I'm running 1440p on a 27". That works so beautifully.
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by movedx 7y ago
> I’ve never seen anyone doing it in the wild. You watch people as they use Gmail? You actively ask them? I guess if YOU haven't seen anyone do it, no one must be doing it.
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by movedx 7y ago
> proceeds to macgyver half of kubernetes in her own opinionated way... What, by suggesting we run a process on its own instead of wrapping it something that isn't required?
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by movedx 7y ago
Tell me about it. It's laziness if you ask me (not that anyone is, and that might be a good thing.) I would have rather we (as an industry) focused on the developing better languages and frameworks to write our software with. Look at G
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by movedx 7y ago
> 1Password is also how we handle 2fa in a common/generic way for many sites that require it. This avoids the problem of a user using their cell phone number to get the OTP's and then that person leaves the company For high lev
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by movedx 7y ago
>> because who wants to reload the page multiple times > happily, please, yes. A yes please from me, too. I like knowing, for a fact, that the input I gave your website made it to your server, your server processed it, and then I g
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by movedx 7y ago
> Scaling a static site is incredibly nice & cheap too :P And secure. The only back end systems to attack are load balancers and web servers -- if you're self hosting those then just make the file systems read-only and now you&#
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by movedx 7y ago
I think we just all have to agree that plugging a complex, dynamic component into a web site should be done with care and attention to the details. If you need to offer some dynamic element to your website, such as a form that does validati
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by movedx 7y ago
> Hell, I still write the HTML and push it to Github where Github Pages and Cloudflare put it up on the Web for me. I've never seen any reason to use Markup when I can just Mark my text Up in HTML pretty simply. This sounds like you
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by movedx 7y ago
> The only people I've ever heard talk about the static html version are a few HNers. I'd wager 99% of people don't care, don't mind their email client's first load being slow (they just keep it open in a tab any
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by movedx 7y ago
The XPS 15 is probably the better of all the options, except for the System76 stuff which has way better hardware options and is cheaper - but what's the quality like? I'd have to see/try one.
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by movedx 7y ago
I've never found 4K screens to be all that good/useful. Maybe my experience of them is aged, but even Windows 10 fails to scale the UI all that well on a 4K screen. Ideally I'd want the a 1440p screen.
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Ask HN: Linux Laptop Options for 2020?
21 points by movedx 7y ago|26 comments
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by movedx 7y ago
Video capture card? Doesn't it run on the desktop? Just use OBS (Open Broadcast Software) to capture the window, friend. Much simpler.
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Understanding the Terraform State(thecloud.coach)
2 points by movedx 7y ago|0 comments
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Terraform: Understanding State(thecloud.coach)
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by movedx 7y ago
Yeah. I'm just in the beginning phases of learning pen testing. I want to move from DevOps to DevSecOps to PT. I'm keen to see what labs exist out there already and how I can build my own complex labs (consisting of complete virtu
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by movedx 7y ago
> could be also sold as a cloud-based research platform for vuln developers You'd have a tough time getting any public Cloud provider to allow you to run known vulnerable software, on purpose, on their network and then exposing it t

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