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by nubb 4y ago
ill never get why people punish themselves with this devops shit. you could just learn 1 thing (networking) on a few vendors (cisco, juniper, whatever), pass a few tests and be making good money out the gate. i feel like devops is just a bu
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by nubb 4y ago
can’t downvote you but this is a scam :p
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by nubb 4y ago
i use ff on mobile and couldn’t click out of the gray. very annoying.
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by nubb 4y ago
totally understand your POV. I am pro crypto because I think banks and VC and hedge funds and market makers and all of these shadow/mystery shits that go down in the real markets are scammy and evil. while its possible to obfuscate thi
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by nubb 4y ago
when i wanted to learn Solidity, at the time, I was really into yield farming. I forked the sushiswap masterchef contract and just played around with tweaking it. you can do this for (basically) free on a chain like BSC or Arbitrum or you c
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by nubb 4y ago
i can totally get why a lot of folks are anti crypto but from a dev perspective it is REALLY a fun place. It is possible to have fun and make money AND not be a piece of shit in crypto dev.
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by nubb 4y ago
if you enjoy obfuscated c, we have this https://underhanded.soliditylang.org/
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by nubb 4y ago
same here. the entry bar is really high on qubes.
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by nubb 4y ago
tinycore and microcore were real saviors for me back in my dcops days. insanely useful back when someone needed a quick linux box with serial capabilities. prob less useful now a days with things like console kvm being everywhere.
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by nubb 4y ago
anyone know if any progress has been made on running hackintosh on amd chips like epyc or threadripper?
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by nubb 4y ago
just in time for the upcoming switch to pos. a lot of drama in the mining world around the merge. the running meme is the miners will move to etc and call that the real eth.
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by nubb 4y ago
you’re right. the unreasonable complexity of crypto is why people fall for phishing scams. thanks.
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by nubb 4y ago
i rma’d a 10tb drive (or something) to WD using their Advanced RMA process. WD support gave me a huge nightmare over pictures of the drive. i couldn’t pull the drive without risking down time and data loss. wd support basically told me fuck
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by nubb 4y ago
great comment. thing i’d add for folks who want to play with this, follow this setup exactly and turn every rule on but don’t perform any blocking. then review the logs and dial back unnecessary rules. very “fun” exercise in a lab for a stu
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by nubb 4y ago
lmao this guy! been full time remote here for almost 10y (well before covid) and i will never step foot in an office again.
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by nubb 5y ago
ads disguised as hn comments is really proof hn has jumped the shark.
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by nubb 5y ago
obviously a human must press the button on the ledger to authorize the tx. any speculation what this person did other than hold a bored ape? edit: my guess is his seed was in seeds.txt on his desktop
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by nubb 5y ago
Hn hates crypto so much the top comment just has to compare Tom Brady to Tom cruise and u get all the upvotes. So much salt from a sad community. Can we just ban crypto discussions from hn so the circus can finally close?
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by nubb 5y ago
Wouldn’t a fair argument be that replication isn’t as valuable as art creation?
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by nubb 5y ago
What's the Borg????
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by nubb 5y ago
This happens in the crypto currency space all the time. I have friends that have launched very thought out projects that they spend a significant amount of time on. Then they’ll launch some meme project and it will do 1000x better. It’s cer
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by nubb 5y ago
I don't have too much to say on this but I think it's really cool to see this project. Sex has always bee such a wide subject all throughout time. These porn stars recreating this classic art and spinning it in with history is ju
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by nubb 5y ago
I’ve found not all ssd can handle a full node. If anyone is considering this just go w the nvme.
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by nubb 5y ago
Totally agree. Some shitty prosecutor will 1000% make some Americans life miserable just to add a conviction to their belt. The risk is probably not worth the reward.
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by nubb 5y ago
These articles are so low quality. Some ppl WFH better, some ppl prefer an office. This isn't ground breaking philosophy and the endless articles repeating the same basic idea is just boring now. /rant
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by nubb 5y ago
I took an independent living class in high school that taught me basic checkboook balancing, cooking, cleaning, etc and while I didn’t care then, I can’t say I didn’t learn and retain anything.
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by nubb 5y ago
I've used TH on many engagements as a starting point for osint. great tool that does a pretty decent job of collecting initial info.
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by nubb 5y ago
I’m so surprised at the vitriol in these comments. He spoke to others about the situation and apologized. What more can a person do?
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by nubb 5y ago
Just to jump on the burntsushi bandwagon, his nfldb project taught me postgres. I'll always be thankful for that.
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by nubb 5y ago
50 cent, I think, made the most of his money on purple Vitamin Water.

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