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pierat
3y ago
Give that there are free stressers/booters , and reasonable prices to rent a DDoS cloud.... https://stresser.su/#pricing 1. What are you doing to prevent DDoS's from hitting your network? 2. Why do customers have
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3y ago
Well that'll be a fun name change. Are you Delve , or Microsoft Delve? https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/what-is-delve-131... Aside that, neat idea.
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3y ago
Who cares if you ARE "grandma". That assumes that old women are technologically incompetent, and a pretty shit thing to assume. My MiL (early 70's), happily runs Xubuntu on her machine. After getting the printer/scanner
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3y ago
There is a difference between: 1. Updates have been applied (in the middle of your crucial thing). Reboot in 60 seconds. Fuck you if you think you can cancel haha. 2. Updates for the following packages are available. Apply: Now or later. Wi
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3y ago
And the bigger question: Why the hell are we trying shitty workarounds to dockerizing Windows? It's all dumb legal crap we have to work around... All the while, there's this Linux thing that just works. And you usually don't
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3y ago
HN users are superb at "Moving the goalposts approaching infinity". Doubly so if it's a political humanitarian issue (homelessness).
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3y ago
So is the Flipper Zero. The difference is the Flipper actually fucking works out of the box. Pine shit usually doesn't. And the refrain from Pine is "iTs a HaCkER dEViCe"... so we don't have to actually provide minimally
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3y ago
The one I see that stays updatable is: PasswordFebruary2024! Where month and year update on the date of forced password change.
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3y ago
I'm sure we'll see functionality like that in Wayland.... In a decade or 2.
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3y ago
> A little bit less anger is called for here. I'm not an American voter but this sort of thing is just a turn-off and pushes people away into the extremes. Fair enough, my apologies. However the "Ironically the government could
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3y ago
> i'm sure ATT will give us a really well rounded RCA ;) Knowing most megacorps, they'll blame some midlevel engineer doing a "bad" thing, when it was ordered from above.
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3y ago
No. Most people aren't convinced with logic or facts, no matter how damning the evidence is. Most people (here included) are swayed by emotional appeals, or otherwise logical fallacies that don't pass actual scrutiny ( https:
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3y ago
Asking how to make lead acetate taste just as sweet but not poisonous is also just not possible. Chrome IS spyware. You're not going to change that. The only effective change is to NOT use Chrome.
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3y ago
Spotify was always a fools errand. You pay $12/month for an ever-worsening, always degrading, profit-funnel and expect to have new visibility of stuff and a happy environment? Just like the RIAA members before, they figured out that co
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3y ago
> Where's Stallman when you need him... Busy on his crusade of 'perfection', and absolute refusal of using any smartphone cause some chip is closed source. But the tincan and aluminum foil helmet network is completely open
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3y ago
Hotter take: Floats are bad and shouldn't be used. It's clear that even experienced programmers do NOT understand how they work, how they don't work, and the pile of edge cases. Use something saner, like binary coded decimal,
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3y ago
The fine? Cool. Whatever. I want the whole source code published. That would be a real punishment - your proprietary code is now GPL'd.
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3y ago
Again, louder for the folks at home: VC's rhyme with feces, and compare for precisely the same reasons!
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3y ago
Yep. It can ALWAYS get worse.
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3y ago
The republicans have had this view for as long as I can remember. They have wanted to demolish the welfare state, and to turn this place into the Corporate States of America. And of course, they've added on extremist Christians and whi
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3y ago
FLOSS wasnt just about "free shit" in the form of programs. It was all about user ownership of their data and how they wish to do things. These days, closed source is also closed formats. And with cloudshit tie-ins, sometimes even
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3y ago
Oh there is a 'unsubscribe'. It's "delete *@nextdoor.com on arrival". Do this for all domains they use. Also, report each and every one as spam. Use search to find all, and report all. And also, delete account. Send
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3y ago
Sounds like you dodged a bullet there. She sounds crazy AND stupid. My SO was like, "Wheres mine?"
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3y ago
That is true you can cobble shit on a breadboard. And it's highly non-portable and extremely anti-usable. Having a simple nice form-factor for something that can do under 1GHz am/fm, BTLE, IR, dallas 1wire, and pinouts for expansi
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3y ago
It's OK. We hate your apple devices too. BTW, wanna connect to the Apple TV? :D
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I would suggest you also look into potential illegalization of things like SDRs like the HackRF portapack, and other SDRs. My kit can easily do a LOT of naughty stuff. JUst because I can, doesn't mean I do. But again, this won't j
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3y ago
VC's rhyme with feces, and share many attributes.
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This is the actual answer... but social networks are super sticky, and trap people in with the threat of cutting other people off who also cant/wont leave.
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3y ago
If we're paying 'social democracy sized taxes', you damn straight I demand social democracy policies. But nope, we just get "sell more weapons to Israel and Ukraine", and more class warfare.
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