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by rietta 8y ago
I run pinhole on a Debian Vm on my FreeNas Mini so the perf is not s problem. Could also run fine on any 2008ish era computer you May have faster than the Raspberry Pi if that’s the concern.
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by rietta 8y ago
The conversation usually goes "just deploy it now and we'll fix the bugs later".
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by rietta 8y ago
You mean like download a browser from the Windows AppStore of vetted signed apps?
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by rietta 8y ago
That said, I never really found taxes all that confusing even long before hiring an accountant. Turbo Tax was always easy. I did have the advantage of learning from my grandmother (who was a bookkeeper) and my dad who was an executive as I
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by rietta 8y ago
Some people down on their last $100 or less don't always have the luxury of choosing. Building a Wordpress site NOW for a little money or doing something in PHP/MySQL today if you have some basic skills and next thing you know, yo
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by rietta 8y ago
The experiment sounds great. But should this work and a real cable to orbit is built, what happens when the cable snaps!? Can such a structure be made failsafe?
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by rietta 8y ago
My parents still have a presumably functional CGA monitor in the basement because we’ve never thrown away any electronic we’ve owned. I am sure there are people like that out there.
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by rietta 8y ago
What's the reason for the move? I am on LUKs+EXT4 on my development workstation as full disk encryption on all devices is mandated by corporate policy and our contracts with clients.
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by rietta 8y ago
My parents have a whole house fan in their Atlanta, Georgia, home and its not been intentionally used in 30 years. Growing up I remember accidentally turning it on a few times and it was incredibly loud. Given the high summer heat and high
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by rietta 8y ago
They are active on Twitter as well, https://twitter.com/QB64team .
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by rietta 8y ago
This is amazing! I have an old copy of GW Basic. Maybe it's worth an experiment to do the same with an even older interpreter for the fun of it!
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by rietta 8y ago
Good point. Retracted.
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by rietta 8y ago
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by rietta 8y ago
I think this is consistent with backbone / fiber cuts. Local networks in the Atlanta area are pretty consistently okay. Other stuff is just down or slow, very slow.
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by rietta 8y ago
Heroku is currently very, very slow loading. This is the traceroute: traceroute dashboard.heroku.com traceroute to dashboard.heroku.com (151.101.2.49), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets 1 router.home (192.168.xxx.xxx) 0.355 ms 1.103
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by rietta 8y ago
About two months ago, they took the Internet down for the whole neighborhood 3 days in a row like clockwork to "split the node" (because I went and talked with the crews out on the road to see what was up). No notification, not ev
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by rietta 8y ago
At least this outage is not local. It took me months to get them to replace the coaxial aerial run from the pole to my house that had been compromised and had liquid water inside the cable and enough pressure to force said water around the
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by rietta 8y ago
First thing I noticed failing was Github. Then nothing for a while. I'm not home, but was able to VPN back into my home and run traceroute and it seems to have healed with the route to Github at least. traceroute github.com trace
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by rietta 8y ago
Good to know its just not me. I finally had to call it quits and head to Starbucks with the laptop. My home office is in a no-cell signal black hole so when this outage hit, my cell phone goes out too until I drive up the street at least a
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by rietta 8y ago
How is this even compatible with GDPR? Is this not sharing protected data with a third party data processor? Would the legal basis for regulatory compliance or something else?
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by rietta 8y ago
Agreed. I am a touch typist on a regular computer. I literally hate writing on the phone. I find it an utterly odious process. So much for user friendliness from my point of view.
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by rietta 8y ago
Not only there. Automatic word replacement is my absolute least favorite iOS mobile feature. I cannot tell you how many times I painstakingly, painfully thumb typed exactly what I meant just to have it changed out from under me. And I have
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Governor Deal, veto SB 315 - white hat researchers should be thanked not jailed!(rietta.com)
2 points by rietta 9y ago|0 comments
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by rietta 9y ago
Neat. I use the names of moons, like Europa, Io, Callisto, etc.
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Georgia SB 315, to Criminalize Security Threat Research, to Be Voted on Today(rietta.com)
2 points by rietta 9y ago|0 comments
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Georgia [US] Anti-Hacking Bill Dangerously Misses the Mark of Protecting People(rietta.com)
1 points by rietta 9y ago|0 comments
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by rietta 9y ago
Scrub to the 56 minute mark to start. This is with regards to SB 315, http://www.legis.ga.gov/Legislation/en-US/display/20172018/S... . It is being pushed hard by the State Attorney General's office
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Georgia House Committee Hearing on Computer Trespass Bill, SB 315 (56 Min Mark)(livestream.com)
2 points by rietta 9y ago|1 comments
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by rietta 9y ago
The text of the bill is at http://www.legis.ga.gov/Legislation/en-US/display/20172018/S... . The exceedingly vague statute runs the risk of making much security research illegal. And the long arm provisio
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Georgia bill might limit efforts to find internet security problems(politics.myajc.com)
3 points by rietta 9y ago|1 comments

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