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by rietta 13y ago
I like to run hardened SSH servers - key only authentication and specific lists of permitted users. From a security point of view this works on the default port or an alternate port. Root is blocked from logging in directly. Having SSH mo
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by rietta 13y ago
Thank you. I am filling out the report there now.
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by rietta 13y ago
Copying that file to an external and burning a DL DVD backup of that image were the first steps that I took after finishing the download.
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by rietta 13y ago
Does anyone know if Apple has a general bug report mechanism for the public? The Mavericks installer was not accepting the password to unlock FileVault in the installer itself after reboot. It turns out that the password prompt is in QWERTY
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by rietta 13y ago
I never played with CB other than low power walkie talkies from radio shack. I did get into amateur radio in 2003 and do have a radio that can be mounted in the car. There seems to be quite a lot of activity on the air where I live. It&#x
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by rietta 13y ago
Neat. Flux has been one of my favorite tools for years. There have been times that I have had to use its "disable for an hour" function late at night and the sudden brightness change is actually painful. It's easy to forget
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by rietta 13y ago
This has got to be an FBI orchestrated trap!
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by rietta 13y ago
I actually researched this long ago - 2004 - when I was a student at Tech and gave a presentation to the Atlanta Radio Club about cryptographically secure authentication that would be Part 97 friendly. Nothing came of it, but I did later p
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by rietta 13y ago
I saw that on QRZ. The radio spectrum still works fine while the FCC is on break though. I am not too worried about it.
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by rietta 13y ago
That is an idea! It would be fun to run SSH over packet radio while no one is around to enforce Part 97!
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by rietta 13y ago
It sometimes feels a bit like a exploring a cave with a small flashlight. It's also fun when you start referring to the codebase as a patient. "Well, we can try this approach and see how she responds to it!"
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by rietta 13y ago
Now that I am back at my computer (I posted the parent from my phone), let me add a bit about my personal experience being homeschooled. For me personally, being homeschooled was excellent and I am thankful that my mother made the sacrifice
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by rietta 13y ago
Interesting statistics! I was homeschooled by my mother and feel that it was instrumental in shaping my path into both computing and entrepreneurship.
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by rietta 13y ago
I had read that Tim Cook is an early riser, but didn't know about being up that late regularly. I think the super early riser is a cultural in south Alabama. My mother's parents grew up within an hour of Robertsdale, Alabama. M
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by rietta 13y ago
The revelations about abusive, prima facie unconstitutional behavior by the United States government is massively important. The more information that the we as the public have on the irreparable harm that has been done to us, the more effe
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by rietta 13y ago
I am playing with Octopress (which uses Jekyll) tonight and it looks amazing.
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by rietta 13y ago
I like CoffeeScript a lot actually. It seems to me that in some circumstances JavaScript is a new assembly language. Just because it is the native language of the runtime environment doesn't mean that it is the best tool for a progra
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by rietta 13y ago
I came across this while looking into options to convert my Blogger blog to.
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Is coding a blogging engine still worth the effort in 2013?(t37.net)
1 points by rietta 13y ago|3 comments
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by rietta 13y ago
Yes, it's called an Impeachment. According to the Constitution it can only be for an high crimes and misdemeanors. The Congress then holds a trial and if convicted the President is removed from office. Then the next in succession bec
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by rietta 13y ago
I am really rather certain there are members of Congress, perhaps members of the Intelligence Oversight Committee even, that can get at anything they want . Sadly, that they are not pushing harder tells that they agree with the actions of
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by rietta 13y ago
An excellent article! This is a process that I've been thinking through increasingly after having evaluated years of custom development work, the last two in custom Ruby on Rails development work. One would think hourly pricing would h
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by rietta 13y ago
A few years ago, I had a SaaS startup in the ATDC but at just about every meeting I was one of the few people in the group capable of coding. One thing lead to another and I ended up bowing out of the full on startup myself and ended up cre
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by rietta 13y ago
Flashpoint is pretty great! I am going based upon what I have heard in various startup circle discussions. I am usually the "hacker" in the group of others. I have myself stayed as far away from raising funds as possible. I kno
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by rietta 13y ago
The Atlanta startup culture is a bit different from the Bay Area. Less consumer internet, more B2B. The investors tend to come from a real-estate, or similar background, and do not always understand technology. That's partly why the
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by rietta 13y ago
Georgia Tech was a mixed bag during that period if I remember correctly. I fought to keep the ACM chapter relevant to encourage entrepreneurship from 2002 to 2004, but it didn't quite stick way I had dreamed. The research going on at
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by rietta 13y ago
It thinks I am already a PhD student; funny! Neat. I do daydream about applying for the Computer Science PhD program at Stanford and moving out to the bay area, but then I snap back to my senses and focus on building my company.
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by rietta 13y ago
I am not 100% certain I understand the difference between XMPP support and XMPP federation support. I assume though if they are dropping the support to route between chat providers than my websites' Zopim chat widget that I use for live sup
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by rietta 13y ago
Wow! As a Georgia Tech alumni with a MS from the College of Computing, I approve of this development!
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by rietta 13y ago
Actually, as a user of Windows 8 in Parallels I find activating the start screen to be difficult because the Apple+C keyboard combo maps to Copy rather than to Win+C. And activating the corner of the screen is difficult because the mouse l

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