rootsudo

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by rootsudo 4y ago
This is sadly the case, I see it too, even with old "underground" zines like 2600. But to be frank, they jumped ship a decade or two ago.
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by rootsudo 4y ago
I like it, I find it limits myself tremendously if I browse said sites not logged in or a browser that disables cookies. That login wall/prompt is easy to bypass but when I see it, I capture myself and quit the tab.
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by rootsudo 4y ago
It's ironic reading methods I used back in my elemtary/middle school days as new material nowadays. It also makes me want to pick up an older imac and older camcorder just to have the proper filter, call me nostalgic but the old 4
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by rootsudo 4y ago
No, there is no loss. No one is selling at a loss, NADA book values increased because of more buyers, more demand from pandemic and increased marketing channels with the news saying production stopped, etc. Then the "chips" stoppi
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by rootsudo 4y ago
I wasn't planning on selling my car and was wanting to buy a new one this/next year. It's nice to just be able to sit back, but I understand many people couldn't -- but also many people famously do overpurchase their car
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by rootsudo 4y ago
Probably, but it's a very basic beginners mistake. If you used a dictionary and are on a time limit, I can see it happening.
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by rootsudo 4y ago
Hilarious and Ouch.
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by rootsudo 4y ago
And that is a big deal, the other part is simple maintenance. I looked into this and spotted a huge market where, these dealerships do import these keivans, keicars, etc but have no idea about the unique parts for them for basic things like
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by rootsudo 4y ago
China, no. Wechat. Japan, no. Line. S. Korea, no - Kakaotalk. South East Asia: Whatsapp, yes. It is interesting.
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by rootsudo 4y ago
Can't, legally - now you can do 25yr old Japanese Kei-Vans but then you also need to support 25yr old Kei Vans, and that is far from a HN esqeue startup of an SAAS.
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by rootsudo 4y ago
Godaddy is nothing of value lost imo.
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by rootsudo 4y ago
Zelle is more restrictive then paypal, and heavy limits, $500 daily - and more of a black hole then paypal.
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by rootsudo 4y ago
There's a star trek episode about such a thing, https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Warhead_(episode) Apparently it will "hijack" more memory and attempt to reconstruct it's orders. But, real world
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by rootsudo 4y ago
Can't say any intrusion happen if you don't accept reports or investigate anything. :D
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by rootsudo 4y ago
Sigh.
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by rootsudo 4y ago
It is a weird choice, especially considering how every computer assigned to an end user is a Windows Desktop, Especially Widnows 10 as of 2017 - https://www.army.mil/standto/archive/2016/05/10/ I ca
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by rootsudo 4y ago
Exactly this, it makes no sense at all.
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by rootsudo 4y ago
This is assuming the domain has it, but it's even easier actually - you can just DIG DNS records and see if what they run as MX, cnames, etc, if there is teams DNS records and the MX record points to *.onmicrosoft.com or $tenantname.ma
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by rootsudo 4y ago
Most likely it has several stops and no layover, direct flights can be expensive but ones with layovers can be cheaper. Longer, risk of cancellation and higher risk overall. Then also red-eyes, it's hard to sleep on a plane, so you may
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by rootsudo 4y ago
Better title than before. Thank you!
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by rootsudo 4y ago
I was thinking what was the gold card and kept thinking of cryix cpu's, but it was Orinoco! Those were worth their weight in gold and hard to find compared to linksys pcmicia. And then having to do some ndis wrapper fun with linksys or
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by rootsudo 4y ago
Those PCMCIA linksys cards were amazing back in the day, especially since they did come with windows 98 drivers. You literally could grab any old laptop and make it into what a pi is today. They even had CF/PCMICA wifi cards for PDA&#x
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by rootsudo 4y ago
Not strange at all, CEO and Finance talk about budget. If cost is going to 10x, by doing nothing then it is going to be an quick decision. Most CTO's would've brought it up in the last quarter and be working on it now. This reddit
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by rootsudo 4y ago
This, unfortunately. Fortunately it's quickly nipped in the thread on reddit. The news isn't new, and companies already had shy of a quarter to work on it, but not that we hit Q3 and forecasting for Licensing is now kicking in for
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by rootsudo 4y ago
There are many ways to tune ATP, you should not be having 15 mins+ of lag to install homebrew. I erroneously see some orgs run full ATP + RegEx (DLP) and more on the same scan which can kill things tremendously alongside auto labeling.
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by rootsudo 4y ago
That's what I did, now shy of 20yrs later, I'm thankful for it as it was a great door to an ending era of computer fluency and troubleshooting/learning. Nowadays, it's different. Less poking and proding in an OS and that
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by rootsudo 4y ago
Yep adaware, and spybot, circa 2005 and a bit earlier were the tools that removed plugin bars and more. Takes me back, can't believe it was forever ago.
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by rootsudo 4y ago
Is this just a pandora box where all files are scanned and checksummed'd and then uploaded to a central server? Would it tie into CSAM for apple devices? They say PUP, but what if it's politically unwated files and they wanted to
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by rootsudo 4y ago
They used too, my classes did. I can see not anymore with cost cutting and relying on Google Maps. But, there was a time where Google didn't exist, and a globe would be in the corner of the classroom w/ Maps that can be pulled dow
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by rootsudo 4y ago
Wow, that is an excellent social engineering method.

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