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nuker
5y ago
Option A is actually split: A.1 … Google, an Ad company A.2 … Apple, hardware company
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Why is the kernel community replacing iptables with BPF? (2018)
(cilium.io)
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5y ago
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nuker
5y ago
TPM can work without PIN requirement imho. It makes environment measurements to decide that nothing has changed. Secure boot had to be enabled too to assert that bootloader is signed.
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nuker
5y ago
> Microsoft’s BitLocker, meanwhile, doesn’t use any of the encrypted communications features of the latest TPM standard. Disk encryption key was in cleartext on the SPI bus
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A riddle wrapped in a curve (2015)
(blog.cryptographyengineering.com)
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nuker
5y ago
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5y ago
> Doesn't have selectable or negotiable algorithms and constructions. NSA likes that. https://blog.cryptographyengineering.com/2015/10/22/a-riddle...
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nuker
5y ago
> It's not all doom and gloom. Yep. They need it to work sometimes to stay competitive vs other websites. I guess it works as lottery draw, give only these 100 a proper match today
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5y ago
Business model is not letting you find your person, because if you do they lose a paying customer. Thats my thinking and why I’m not using dating websites.
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5y ago
The missing bit is IAM. User to create access keys, each key with a policy that allows specific actions. Much like AWS IAM works
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nuker
5y ago
> I am dreaming about coding, designing architectures, Avoid big banks and telcos. And to design new you’ll have first deal with old, and ain’t that a bitch
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nuker
5y ago
Someone, please, write a book “Interview Questions: Linux”. Just questions and answers with short explainers. I got inode question on every second interview! Make it good and expensive af.
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nuker
5y ago
I see only "Our system thinks you might be a robot!" Does it mean robots are excluded from the deal?
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nuker
5y ago
you got it right
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nuker
5y ago
But have you tried? I read first page I got, and it says "it depends" https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/51595
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nuker
5y ago
> with unemployment benefits that are ending in a few months? I don't think so. Zeta variant is coming.
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5y ago
> Privacy-focused users should be aware of the potential for additional client identifiers in DoH compared to DoT and may want to only use DoH client implementations that provide clear guidance on what identifiers they add. Yep. I was al
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5y ago
> Safari is usable on less than 20% of machines, it absolutely will not be stopping anything You forgot mobile, iOS users are big chunk of it and websites want to work on iOS browsers.
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VPN servers seized by Ukrainian authorities weren’t encrypted
(arstechnica.com)
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nuker
5y ago
> I would think twice about executing bash code from people's profiles Perl is better, safest language, write only
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5y ago
While not for M1 Macs, but I use this nice app: https://github.com/MonitorControl/MonitorControl Ans seems they are on track to fix M1 DDC :) https://github.com/MonitorControl/MonitorControl/i
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nuker
5y ago
> I went with Paddle for Lunar Curious why he did not use Mac App Store to sell his app?
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The Market for Cookies That Lets Hackers Pretend to Be You
(vice.com)
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5y ago
just tried. Got surprisingly sane results :) But what I said I experienced over last year for practically anything else than bikes, all electronics stuff was item one, item two, no real opinions or substance, and invariably "check pric
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5y ago
I stand corrected, thanks
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5y ago
> There's no short-term beneft, since they don't get a cut. But they do? IMHO some of the SEO techniques use direct payments to Google for keywords, results placement, etc.
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5y ago
> If anything, it is funding content creation in a way that works. Affiliate programs distort content, to the point of being useless, or justify making of outright fake content.
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5y ago
> Searching for “bicycle reviews” would give a far higher chance of finding what the user is after. Nope. Google will still give you dumb reviews pages full of “Check price on Amazon” affiliate links. What works for me is adding “site:r
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5y ago
And many are on first page of Google search, the “best search engine” lol. We get what we pay for it. Where is pay for web search startups?
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5y ago
> Google search has progressively deteriorated in quality 49 out of 50 review sites are now just affiliate links to Amazon. “Check the price on Amazon” buttons is the main content there
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nuker
5y ago
To add. Your link to autoscaling describes storage scaling up, not the cluster scaling based on performance metrics.
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