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Why doesn't HTTPS://hackerne.ws/ work?
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notwedtm
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I
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I don't know enough about the situation to speak any further on it, I was just as curious about your statement " in NYC, Asians are the poorest demographic by a large margin." as silicon2401 was. It's a dire situation fo
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This links to https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/opportunity/pdf/20_poverty_measu... as the original source. On page 28 of this file, you get to the actual statistics. While Asian poverty is certainly high, it is ab
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A misconfiguration of BGP would absolutely do it.
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I'm going to wager a guess that you didn't read the article. They are being called to change bandages and replace IV's. This is NOT a firefighters job.
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I appreciate that you included the email to dang, but I still can't shake the feeling that this is an ad.
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Also, NAT gateways don't support TCP or ICMP fragementation. Not always a killer, but when it is, it is.
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The difference here is that neither Google nor Facebook require you to use them in most places.
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The missing link here is that "Ops" should no longer be the traditional imperative, reactive approach to systems design and maintenance. Ops in all three of these becomes the modifier. This is why most practitioners today will tel
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This feels like it was written by a late 90's sysadmin who just teleported to 2021 and has no idea how things operate today.
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That doesn't solve for the AWS only resources.
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> Browser extensions will redirect HTTP to HTTPS as the request is made, so CoffeeShopWifi can't help you there. They could stop serving port 443. That would prevent any extensions from automatically upgrading.
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Ah, the old MySpace argument.
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It's a lot easier to simply register a domain like coffeeshopwifi.com if/when the owner abandons it and wait for the requests to pour in, than it would be to find the specific coffeeshop that your target frequents and then comprom
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It's a very powerful tool. Just like any other (well designed) tool, it's only going to do what the operator tells it to do. Terraform will never delete something you don't tell it to.
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5y ago
This is the real story.
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Or loaned large amounts of cash to an exchange to help them avoid insolvency.
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It's all broken down in the video. A very large chunk is on "commercial paper" which is unsecured loans to...?
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Found the DevOps
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Please stop lying to people: https://www.threadgroup.org/thread-group#OurMembers
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This reminds me of the fact that 54% of all statistics are made up on the spot.
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That's how you bump into the ceiling and make the chocolatier with shady labor practices upset.
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Perhaps, but then YOU are not doing it the service it deserves by simply slapping it in there and not providing any context. This is the problem with the whole "DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH" retort that lots of political arguments deterio
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Can someone explain this for us mere mortals?
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I don't build microservices anymore. All of the reasons listed in this thread tend to cause bottlnecks. I aim for domain services. Define your domains, and build a program to service it.
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LOL, what? Just wait until you find out about gasoline.
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The real value is in the democratization of the control. Sure no crypto network is 100% in this realm yet, but all of the reasons you see on this page tie back to the fact that central regulatory bodies are both bad for innovation, and bad
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It doesn't rely on the courts for enforcement, it relies on the underlying crypto-network. The contract is built in to the original sale.
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5y ago
Luck/intelligence != value There are plenty of people who have been ruined by bitcoin as well. The fact that you were either lucky enough to ride the right waves, or smart enough to see the bad ones, does not equate to any value at all
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