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by oogali 7y ago
While just as impressive, that Telstra exchange point is more similar to Verizon's building at 375 Pearl Street [than 33 Thomas] which held local Verizon local switching facilities for many years (f/k/a Bell Atlantic, f/
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by oogali 7y ago
I'm not sure what you're referring to in reference to "drop this claim completely". FCC is actively pursuing removal of Huawei and ZTE equipment under a threat to national security. https://techcrunch.com&#x2F
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by oogali 7y ago
Are you talking about UPS Access Points? If so, that is definitely available in Manhattan as I’ve had packages routed to them willingly (I requested it) and unwillingly (driver was too busy to complete deliveries that day). It started out w
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GitHub: Scripts to Rule Them All (2015)(github.blog)
3 points by oogali 7y ago|0 comments
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FCC allowed to kill net neutrality because washing machines can’t make calls(theverge.com)
2 points by oogali 7y ago|0 comments
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by oogali 7y ago
I live in the US... I haven’t received a physical paycheck from an employer since 2004. I haven’t written a physical check since probably 2007. But as noted, cashier’s checks are a completely different product. I’ve had mobile deposit from
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by oogali 7y ago
Can either of you kindly help us understand in layman’s terms? (Or point to an informative URL resource?)
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by oogali 7y ago
I agree, however I think a balance needs to be struck between liability and groundskeeping, as those are currently the costs that all municipalities cover for their public parks. Something along the lines of retaining some or most of the ta
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by oogali 8y ago
You spend the rest of the day investigating what went wrong. Eventually, you figure it out. Somebody logged on to the third machine last week and manually updated some of the software. These changes were never propagated to the other serve
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by oogali 8y ago
Did you pass on this person because of the prior conviction that he chose not to volunteer, or because he flunked the interview and wasn't a good fit for the team? Did you judge him better or worse because he cut a deal? More important
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by oogali 8y ago
Maybe it's not all headsets and all laptops? I have the Jabra Elite Active 65t that I've successfully paired and continue to successfully use with a Lenovo Thinkpad X1 running Windows 10 -- no complaints.
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by oogali 8y ago
I've encountered people who didn't know the concept of a man page exists, or that -h / -? / --help is a semi-standard construct. Yet they carried mid/senior-level titles. You should absolutely test for the things th
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by oogali 8y ago
100% throttle for 15 seconds means my car has gone through my garage door into my garage. If another car isn't there to stop it, the car has now gone through my kitchen or my daughter's bedroom. 100% throttle for 15 seconds on a m
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by oogali 8y ago
I struggle with trying to understand how serverless is radically different in concepts than old-school cgi-bin. In both scenarios, you don't necessarily own the servers. Best practice dictates that your static content lives in a separa
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by oogali 9y ago
The directors and script writers weren't nearly imaginative enough (or clued in?) to dream up the surveillance infrastructure the US has been deploying and iterating on for decades.
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by oogali 9y ago
I've observed this, but it depends on experience level. Folks with <5 years experience, tend to enjoy the DevOps portion of their title. Whereas, neckbeards with a deep background tend to dislike it.
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by oogali 9y ago
I used to repeat this statement, but a few years of the current pattern, I disagree. (I'm going to generalize for UNIX systems, apologies in advance) Your traditional systems engineers are well versed in the ways of UNIX, but that does
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by oogali 10y ago
FYI, Password + token is a common pattern in systems where hardware/software/OTP tokens were bolted on after the fact. Not just that, but on certain systems (think a Windows login screen, or a POP3/IMAP login for your e-mail
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by oogali 10y ago
I guess you've never typed a password into the command line by accident? (sudo apt-get install<forget to hit enter>hunter2) Or passed in a password as an argument to any programs? (e.g. mysql -uusername -ppassword -hprod.db.com)
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by oogali 10y ago
Yes, in a perfect world... However, if you're reverse engineering a system you've inherited, or one where source code isn't readily available, then this decompilation makes sense.
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by oogali 10y ago
Here's a small-scale, but somewhat-satisfying view of what happens when an embankment dam is compromised.
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by oogali 10y ago
Depends on your goals. If you're a company like Facebook or Google, you're looking to eke growth out of every corner of the Earth, including those with really slow Internet. So after you've conquered the 1st and 2nd world cou
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Peter Thiel to help further shape Trump's transition team(techcrunch.com)
4 points by oogali 10y ago|0 comments
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by oogali 10y ago
Discourage consumption by who? People without money? You're busy looking up, and forgetting there's a class or two of people below you that would be [disproportionately] affected by your policy.
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by oogali 10y ago
A former, pissed-off employee who still remembers all of your routers' IP addresses and SNMP communities can issue a SNMP request to shut down all network interfaces and disable your network to the outside world. A former employee who
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Passport: Simple, unobtrusive authentication for Node.js(passportjs.org)
20 points by oogali 10y ago|4 comments
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Python Generator Tricks for Systems Programmers(dabeaz.com)
2 points by oogali 10y ago|0 comments
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Porting ActiveRecord “soft delete” behavior to Postgres(shuber.io)
3 points by oogali 10y ago|0 comments
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Day Old Bread List: DNSBL of Domains Registered Within Last 5 Days(support-intelligence.com)
1 points by oogali 10y ago|0 comments
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The Community Introduction to Python from Stack Overflow(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by oogali 10y ago|0 comments

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