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541.
by na85 5y ago
>or, what's even worse, changes the config files and silently moves the previous ones to another file. I run Debian on my servers because I like not having to wrestle with Yast2 or deal with the constant churn for churn's sake
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by na85 5y ago
I note with pleasure the obligatory animated gif features nyan-mode[0]. The patrician's choice for unmet modeline silliness needs. [0] https://github.com/TeMPOraL/nyan-mode
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by na85 5y ago
You know what's a shit experience? Ordering food on a fucking app. Every restaurant thinks they're special and they all want their own app. So if you have a regular group of restaurants that you order from you're installing
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by na85 5y ago
There are always low-hanging fruit, though. I remember pwning php-nuke sites with SQL injection more than a decade ago. At least as far as that dumpster fire (php nuke) goes there are 2021-dated CVEs for SQL injection so clearly at least so
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by na85 5y ago
>purgers I believe you're looking for "perjures". Perjury is the act of swearing a false oath or affidavit. A purgery is (as I have just learned) the part of a sugar house where molasses is removed ("purged", he
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by na85 5y ago
>I just don't trust governments or corporations to maintain, inspect, manage and operate nuclear power plants at scale. The US Navy has 300+ reactors and has been operating them for decades without incident.
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by na85 5y ago
They make them out of glass because hefty glass phones subjectively feel more expensive than hollow-feeling plastic Android trash.
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by na85 5y ago
Twitter, Youtube, Reddit, and TikTok don't have megalomaniac CEOs who got rich selling out their users to advertisers while spending that money on PR messages like "privacy is dead" and then turning around to buy all the mans
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by na85 5y ago
>The last time the battlefield was insanely lethal people just dig trenches to even survive the day. This occurred during a time when trenches actually protected those soldiers. Modern artillery with GPS-guided rounds can not only targe
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by na85 5y ago
I'm 100% certain that's because every major tech vendor sees nothing but dollar signs due to the advertising potential. AR will quickly devolve into an advertising hellscape, if it takes off at all.
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by na85 5y ago
OLPC was a really cool idea, but it turned out to be yet another in a long line of "good-idea fairy visits a wealthy first-worlder with yet another way to fix the third world", like What Three Words, etc.
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by na85 5y ago
I don't think OpenBSD's reputation for security is warranted. Their vaunted claims of only two remote holes in the default install is useless because if you're using it for a daily driver you're going well beyond the de
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by na85 5y ago
Facebook's existence encourages bad actors.
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by na85 5y ago
Which games are you hosting on dragonfly, and is the performance actually better than freebsd?
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by na85 5y ago
What do you do if you want to change the layout of the rendered html? For example, suppose you wanted a sidebar, or an absolute-positioned floating navbar or something.
556.
by na85 5y ago
I tried that but couldn't grok how to set an arbitrary page structure. The default org html export is awful and it seems very opinionated about the workflow, but the docs weren't clear about what those opinions were. Now I'm
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by na85 5y ago
What's it anodized with?
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by na85 5y ago
>Seems less heinous than spreading a dangerous virus and killing hundreds or thousands of citizens? Since when is the choice between "in-home photo surveillance" and "intentionally spreading COVID"?
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by na85 5y ago
>I tried setting it up on a VPS on Ubuntu the other day, got it installed after doing some config files, connected to the tunnel, could access the server but not the wider Internet. Made about 4-5 config changes per a bunch of Stackoverf
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by na85 5y ago
That's heinous.
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by na85 5y ago
>why it's normal to be required to take surveillance photos of themselves in their own residences. Say what? Got a link?
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by na85 5y ago
Agree. My 4th year robotics course was 8-bit PIC assembly. They wouldn't let us use AVRs because they were too powerful. Turns out that PIC assembly is super fun.
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by na85 5y ago
You can still do that today. I did! https://0x85.org/orgsite.html
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I too built a website in 2021(0x85.org)
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by na85 5y ago
Maybe. I lurked for a long while before creating my account in 2012 so that sounds about right.
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by na85 5y ago
It ebbs and flows. There was a time not so long ago where it seemed like every third article on HN was about yet another JavaScript framework. I'd much rather read about a startup's postmortem than about some monads-as-a-service l
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by na85 5y ago
>Don't underestimate weaponized autism. Meaning what, exactly?
568.
by na85 5y ago
Not sure why you are being downvoted. Truth hurts, I guess.
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by na85 5y ago
People skirt those rules all the time. Either way the runtime value of $topic was secondary to my point.
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by na85 5y ago
>Are programs to organize volunteers to help with radio communications a bad idea? Of course not, but those volunteers have a very limited role to play in disaster response. I think a lot of these guys fantasize about being the sole link

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