prussian

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by prussian 6y ago
so basically, we're inefficiently reinventing payment processing with the added tax burden of buying/selling securities?
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by prussian 6y ago
so instead of sovereign powers, we should hand our monetary policy to the neo-nobility that is large stakeholders (PoS) or the sovereign granted patents in ASIC mining in PoW coins? I feel like we're just shifting who to trust and not
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by prussian 6y ago
given the high demand for US citizenship, I don't think it is unreasonable to attach a cost to carry it.
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by prussian 6y ago
Like I said on another site: ... people know AWS and know how to be productive with the services and frameworks for AWS. that alone is a figure hard to quantify. Sure I could save money bringing all the servers back internally or using chea
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by prussian 6y ago
Thanks to you and the other comment under mine, I revised my snippet. I use to just copy/paste it into screen or tio, but now that I have this tool[1] I don't need to. You're absolutely right I could get the terminal size wit
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by prussian 6y ago
I tend to agree. I am just finishing up a tool I'm using to automate a bunch of interactions I have with the 4 USB UARTs on my desk and I ended up going with expect. If I knew about pexpect I would have probably used that. However, sin
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by prussian 6y ago
I think it did change one thing. It made it possible to ransom people's data.
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by prussian 6y ago
You're getting them anyway, but sure in the sense that you're getting part-premium. I don't know many, if any in the US, that have actual USTs full of midgrade and don't blend the two more common ones at the dispenser.
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by prussian 6y ago
The fuel flows through a filter in the dispenser, so it shouldn't be problematic.
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by prussian 6y ago
I don't see how squashing or not would have made this case hard to find. Once you find the bad case "squashed" one, one could always reset HEAD^ and just checkout files back and forth til you find the failing change.
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by prussian 6y ago
I actually think this is a great idea. There are a few immediate questions I have though. 1) how does one define a key with a ": " 2) as others said, significant whitespace, specifically trailing, seems to lead problems with keys
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by prussian 6y ago
You could also do a combined approach with the tarpit + fail2ban parser that could just ban people stuck for longer than x amount of seconds.
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by prussian 6y ago
honestly, I've only ever needed to rebalance on a desktop system when statfs() returned an f_bavail=0 and some program decided to take this information seriously and refused to write at all. There are still quirks with statfs info comi
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by prussian 6y ago
I can't speak for everyone, but in terms of administration, it's much easier to deal with than having to sort through the filesystem sundae you end up making with device mapper frameworks and the filesystem cherry on top of it all
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by prussian 6y ago
This is what I was thinking as well. It just means packagers have to be mindful of what kind of files their maintained software makes and to appropriately carry these metadata changes where they are needed. I don't really see an issue
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by prussian 6y ago
Funny enough, to the last point, someone drafted an IPv4+ spec that does something like that. see https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-tang-ipv4plus-03 Basically adds an optional area code to encode more addressable bits.
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by prussian 6y ago
Even islamic banking expects some kind of ROI. Perhaps it isn't strict usury, but there is generally some kind of ownership or profit sharing happening.
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by prussian 6y ago
Not that you're wrong, but passively sniffing SNI's is much more involved than DNS replying with an incorrect IP. Maybe countries highly invested in it like China can do it.
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by prussian 6y ago
They would probably point you to unused function parameters as your "local variables."
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by prussian 6y ago
The problem with this, and likely why the post was made in the first place, is screen and many other solutions are basically just a terminal emulator on your existing terminal emulator and may cause problems. screen for instance seems to ma
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by prussian 6y ago
Am I the only one who is still confused by what they're finding in these antibody tests? Are they looking for antibodies that attach to specific features unique to SARS-CoV-2? Because I'm pretty sure even HCoV-NL63 enter lung cell
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by prussian 6y ago
Honestly, you're just risking getting banned then; some games already ban wine users and a hypervisoris basically the peak of hiding direct memory access so I imagine anticheat engines look for them. Also, I did this around 3-4 years a
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by prussian 6y ago
Yes, but what the parent comment is saying is that simple replication can replace the need for parity arrays entirely.
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by prussian 6y ago
Last time I tried using things like this, it just ended becoming a VT layering monstrosity where you had like 3-4 terminal emulators all interfering with how you expect your keyboard and mouse interactions work. It's also why I gave up
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by prussian 7y ago
Host certificates are fine, but user certs are pointless landmines when features like AuthorizedKeysCommand exist. why worry about revocations, expiries and all that noise when you can simply have some script just pull the allowed keys? sur
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by prussian 7y ago
How is rationing working? supply is still not enough and rationing on that basis still doesn't prevent the "rich" from effectively paying straw purchasers to buy the goods they want to hoard. Hell, it doesn't even preven
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by prussian 7y ago
Well the output looks like it came from the UAS driver which is by name, usb attached scsi. I imagine the drive itself is probably some sata drive and the usb chip just translates scsi to sata.
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by prussian 7y ago
One I think people forget about is ASLR. What symbols are you going to shuffle? At least with dynamic linked dependencies the linker can just shove different shared objects into different regions without much hassle. Other have mentioned th
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by prussian 7y ago
I actually want something like this. currently I just use Gnome Evolution for this since it syncs with my corporate EWS automatically. However, one thing I think must be required from such a tool is a full text search engine. The find subco