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by nixgeek 3y ago
Not really, with an SSH CA you’re trusting the CA and not installing individual keys into authorized_keys files. Anything signed by the SSH CA will work for logins. To deal with the “untrust” issue it’s normal for operations with an SSH CA
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by nixgeek 3y ago
They have tons of great documentation — https://tailscale.com/blog/how-tailscale-works
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by nixgeek 3y ago
I was thrown by you saying you were UK-based, if you have an L-1 then you’re able to reside and work in the US for that specific employer. To change jobs on an L-1 you really need to have filed I-140 and be on the way toward your Green Card
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by nixgeek 3y ago
They said “today, we’re not a Certificate Authority” — seems to strongly suggest they might be working to become one.
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Microsoft has lots of intern opportunities at the moment. https://jobs.careers.microsoft.com/global/en/search?q=Intern... Location — Many (US, UK, Canada, Others) In office? Many of these will want 2-3 days in an
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by nixgeek 3y ago
You’d need to apply for a role at the company and then it would be situational and perhaps not immediate. There’s no easy option that I’m aware about and just getting a US offer and having a US employer to help with immigration does not gua
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Looks like geohot is now advertising Team Green and Team Red options with the latter being $10k cheaper. tinybox green - 6x NVIDIA RTX 4090 ($25k) You came here to do ML and you want it to just work. You like checking out the latest open s
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by nixgeek 3y ago
I don’t think either had an EV option suiting my needs when we bought a Model X? Meaning able to seat 6-7 humans and ~300 miles of range in the battery pack? Do they even have a viable option today? (I’m unaware how the Lexus electrificatio
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Some friends bought a Model X about six months ago, spending over $100k — that’s down from the almost $150k that Tesla was demanding a couple years ago when we bought one (and both were fairly fully loaded). First, my experience 2 years ago
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by nixgeek 3y ago
In most (if not all?) parts of the US you are legally required to display a license plate and to not obscure it — those tinted covers you see people use are both a “Pull me over if you’re not otherwise busy!” to a lot of State Troopers (at
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by nixgeek 3y ago
I think there is an equally reasonable likelihood that nation state security and intelligence apparatus have disinformation capabilities that include monitoring and when necessary posting to and attempting to influence online forums like HN
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by nixgeek 3y ago
License plate readers (LPR) are common in cities and on motorways in UK; there are “Average Speed” zones where the LPR is accomplished by cameras mounted on overhead gantries spanning miles. Speeding tickets can be issued automatically if
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Insanely low? Insanely high? SBF hasn’t really accepted responsibility or apologized through the trial, and didn’t at sentencing either. Judge Kaplan seems to have taken a balanced view — far from the statutory maximum, less than the U.S. w
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Based on the 4x 66kW (albeit an A+B design) power shelves in these, this # of systems is basically an entire datacenter for AWS assuming they stuck to ~35MW buildings as they’ve done historically. It will likely be a little larger even than
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by nixgeek 3y ago
I doubt your supermarket chain has done things which rise to Phil Schiller responding to Epic with — > We welcome all developers to the Developer Program so long as they follow the rules. Those rules, including the DPLA and the App Stor
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Would you explain why?
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by nixgeek 3y ago
It's not like, say, Apple where the price is the price. You can walk into an Apple Store, flash an employee badge from any number of companies, and get "Employee Purchase Program" price which is 4-8% off varying by SKU. Doe
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Not everyone should need a generator and a fuel store. Not everyone lives in housing which can even accommodate storing these safely, or operating them safely. These are exactly the issues I'd expect a well functioning government to
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by nixgeek 3y ago
One should be able to post a negative review of any corporation’s product or service. I think it is important to recognize that's a predominantly Western take, and that free speech with consequences for reactions like this isn&#x27
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by nixgeek 3y ago
It feels like the 'influencer economy' has money plus goods/services changing hands in return for reviews all over the place, and the bar for disclosing things like affiliate links exists, but adherence to that bar is mixed w
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by nixgeek 3y ago
In the discussion thread, it's stated: I stared pressing the button to return home and they popped up the keyboard and typed “We are in control”. That would be a very unusual ghost touch issue, if true.
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by nixgeek 3y ago
That hasn’t been my experience with Fly but I’m sorry to hear it seems to be others :(
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Notably, anywhere in the AZ is simply a launch constraint, and the hyperscaler can and does place you in the most advantageous way for them which matches against the 'customer promise' (constraint). They in practice do model bot
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by nixgeek 3y ago
No, but I'd also hope that new and existing users of what's probably a popular middleware for Caddy aren't expected to read 100's of open GitHub Issues or luck upon the Trail of Bits report to know there are significant
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Do you write about your picogrid and other MEP stuff anywhere?
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by nixgeek 3y ago
A good chunk of network capital is also amortized into these costs, it isn't just the 20 cents per megabit for IP settlement, it would also be all the routers those ports are connected to, the racks those sit in, the electricity those
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by nixgeek 3y ago
You can do that. It’s very common in New England to go this way because the heat pumps generally only work down to -15F and then you need to switch to furnace for heat.
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by nixgeek 3y ago
According to LinkedIn they were 50-200 employees which after excluding all the other costs for running a company, is definitely not enough to cover the fully-burdened payroll of even a 50 person organization that’s probably predominantly En
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by nixgeek 3y ago
I wonder if we’ll see Boeing split and keep its more successful Defense business “closer to the vest” and spin out the commercial airplane business?
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by nixgeek 3y ago
It kinda already exists via SharePlay but who knows if the Vision Pro supports that today or will in the future.

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