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Pipdig Attack Claims(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by nixgeek 8y ago|0 comments
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Pipdig Update: Dishonest Denials, Erased Evidence, and Ongoing Offenses(wordfence.com)
51 points by nixgeek 8y ago|5 comments
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by nixgeek 8y ago
It looks like the company involved is based in the U.K. and also seems likely this software and their usage of it is a violation of the Computer Misuse Act. One of their competitors should consider filing a complaint with the relevant autho
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by nixgeek 8y ago
I grew up in Europe and now live in Seattle. I'd agree with @DVassallo about Dublin being a good jumping off point. Moving over to the US typically requires a corporate sponsor for L-1, and you must work 12+ months for them overseas be
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by nixgeek 8y ago
Launches seem to be about $100k USD for a 1U cube sat, I’m unclear how large these would be, and you’d have to include the cost of the hardware and I’m sure a bunch of other things. I’m also curious if anyone can explain everything which go
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by nixgeek 8y ago
Do you have a Patreon or some other means of supporting you?
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by nixgeek 8y ago
That’s actually very useful, thanks, I wasn’t aware it did that!
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by nixgeek 8y ago
James Hamilton has blogged on connectivity costs for MV Dirona [1][2][3] on a few occasions, and ISTR his provider KVH is $15000/mo for 150GB allotment at 'Unlimited' speeds (approximately 10Mbps down and 3Mbps up) and $9499&
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by nixgeek 8y ago
I’m not sure these statements are true, can you please link me to some data? WD Red 10TB maxes out around 5.7W [1] under heavy read-write activity and can use much less when idling. Intel Atom is typically in the 20W range for the parts com
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by nixgeek 8y ago
Anyone who can control a server in any environment can potentially interact with the database powering applications running on that server. How is running on AWS different than Guardian Cloud in their basement?
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by nixgeek 8y ago
Dupe. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18691119
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Eels in Seals(fisheries.noaa.gov)
2 points by nixgeek 8y ago|0 comments
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by nixgeek 8y ago
Incredible results, congratulations to Microsoft. What’s the combined annual run rate for the Top 5 providers now and is there a sensible breakdown in IaaS, PaaS and SaaS or is it predominantly combined reporting?
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by nixgeek 8y ago
“Stay away from iPhone”. Predictable behavior from FSF but still disappointing to me in 2018, given iOS is one of the hardest targets from a security perspective with a comprehensive guide on techniques used [1] and offers an excellent ove
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by nixgeek 8y ago
That’s actually not true, it varies by state, but many allow private criminal prosecutions to occur. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_prosecution
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by nixgeek 8y ago
I think the new hotness is being a Site Reliability Engineer, or a Production Engineer, and for both you’re interviewed against SDE competencies (you must be able to write software). Roles which don’t involve software seem to be withering o
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by nixgeek 8y ago
Being given more stock during annual appraisal
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by nixgeek 8y ago
One-time purchase cost of Lumify is closer to $8,000 USD or a $199/mo subscription (which leaves you never owning the transducer). At $2,000 this is a lot cheaper which will hopefully drive wider deployment. Even in more developed coun
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by nixgeek 8y ago
https://iase.disa.mil/stigs/os/mac/Pages/index.aspx
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by nixgeek 8y ago
I don't imagine they're making that comment without having tried it before ... which makes this feel like an incredibly scripted response.
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Intel Security Vulnerability L1TF(youtube.com)
7 points by nixgeek 8y ago|0 comments
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by nixgeek 8y ago
Privacy.com is doing this today although it’s a debit card (AFAIK).
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by nixgeek 8y ago
It’s actually a really nice element to the LG TV’s from the last 3-4 years, along with the “Magic Remote”. Super intuitive compared to Samsung, Vizio, Sony, and any other TV interface I’ve seen. A small part of me was glad to see WebOS live
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by nixgeek 8y ago
It doesn’t matter how celebrity or smart you are, there’s just no reason whatsoever for making this kind of serious, unfounded accusation (and especially not to your millions of followers on a public forum like Twitter).
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by nixgeek 8y ago
I’m sure the marketing departments at hot tub companies across the US will latch onto this shortly, and add it to their stable of small sample “medical evidence” used to justify spending on their wares. Hot Spring are particularly bad for t
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by nixgeek 8y ago
Thanks for the clarity, this makes more sense now!
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by nixgeek 8y ago
It’s pitch is a little different, it gives you ‘Workspaces’ which are somewhat connected, and tools to manage big deployments. IBM, Oracle and many large companies use it because 100,000+ participants in one workspace is quite unmanageable.
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by nixgeek 8y ago
Mattermost is actually integrated with GitLab - so yes - options do exist. There’s stuff like Rocket Chat and I think Dropbox released one as OSS a while back resultant from an acquihire, but the name escapes me now.
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by nixgeek 8y ago
Despite having a vote increment velocity far exceeding other items, a publish time of only 25 minutes ago, and more points, this item just dropped from #5 to #7 on the front page. How’s that work exactly? Edit: It’s now droppped to #14 even
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by nixgeek 8y ago
Slack Enterprise has never run on your own infrastructure.

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