richardwhiuk

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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
Per aspera
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
One problem is you are requiring users to trust and click on a link in an email which is historically frowned upon. So you are undercutting phishing education.
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
You can also do cargo update -p
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
Some companies might be willing to compromise functionality to avoid compromise of their networks. There's always a usability / functionality vs security tradeoff
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
No, but it's not universal across their range.
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
None of those companies have a logistics chain which would at all be suitable for the US federal government. Even in corporate, there's basically two vendors - Dell, and a distant second Lenovo, with Apple having a foothold in niche us
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
That's just observing there is a difference, not explaining why that's a good thing.
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
Generally it's used for fixing corrupt deployments / debugging / deploying. As far at I'm aware, there isn't a separate code base. In general, you can't share scripts / executables via this mechanism - tha
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
I think both.
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
It's more involved than that - the US national is the person who has control of the keyboard, the non US national views the screen share and instructs them what to do.
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
Almost certainly a hobby. Employer would probably want something like this on a employer blog so that they get the benefits.
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
Not sure this site is a support forum for Meta either....
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
Most laptops I know have lasted 5-7 years and then been replaced. It's totally unclear to me that a single part would have changed any of those replacements. I'm curious if you have a different experience where you ditch a laptop
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
Humans use the phrase "I don't know.". AI never does.
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
At a guess, powers of 2 are fast?
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
Capital gains tax loss is the usual mechanism I think.
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
RFCs aren't really a suitable document for agreeing this sort of communication conventions.
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
People already struggle to use threads in Slack correctly, adding arbitrary nesting of messages doesn't feel like it'd be an improvement.
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
It also works on iPhone, with built in wallet support for Suica.
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
Relaunching is effectively operational cost.
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
Free in the sense of astronomical capital and operational costs.
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
The license file in that repo is truely comical.
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/azurenetworkingblog... Suggests it can be to some extent.
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
Bandwidth is donated by TDS Telecom. I suspect that physical hosting is provided by the University and servers seem to be provided by IBM.
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
Temu are already doing this. It's interesting that the US are punishing their own businesses to make them less competitive.
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by richardwhiuk 1y ago
Every security solution can only stop a certain fraction of attacks.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
You don't need both of those things. Give your app a different url.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
Why are your parents on a corporations internal network?
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
Some ARM stuff.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
Or a microcontroller

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