saganus

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by saganus 9y ago
This quote sounds familiar, but can't pinpoint who said it. It almost feels like I should know even... Any pointers? :)
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by saganus 9y ago
I see. Thank makes sense. Yes, I also think it's annoying that they do this.
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by saganus 9y ago
Uhmmm...just thinking out loud here. How feasible do you think it would be to use Mastodon for this? If you have a "Medical Node" as you put it (which I find apt btw), you could share it with your doctor(s) and provide access (may
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by saganus 9y ago
Both LogRocket and FullStory are blocked by default by uMatrix. Any idea why?
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by saganus 9y ago
Could you offer a brand/model or some link? I also haven't been able to find a decent non-smart tv to no avail :(
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by saganus 9y ago
I'd love to see (and taste) one too!
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by saganus 9y ago
Didn't that tech shifted to AI/ML? Isn't that considered scientific computing by some measure? I'm definitely not an expert so I'm maybe missing something here.
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by saganus 9y ago
Yeah, I agree it's a very interesting and promising project. Hopefully this will be improved and then I would definitely make this my daily OS.
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by saganus 9y ago
How is the GPU pass-through support in this release? I'd love to use Qubes but I sometimes want to use my GPU for games or other OpenGL stuff. Is this already working good or is it still a bit bumpy?
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by saganus 9y ago
I'm sorry that the advice didn't fit with your situation. Since I don't know more about your particulars it's hard to give more useful tips or suggestions and don't want to come across as condescending or rude. But
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by saganus 9y ago
Not long ago I was "self-employed" (just work, no money), and had to go back to interviewing for a job after I ran out of money. My biggest issue was gathering as much will as I could to start doing it. After the first 2 or 3 inte
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by saganus 9y ago
Maybe it's a way to test the attacker's infrastructure against a semi-hardened target? I say "semi" because it still seems like a small-ish player, and while I do trust PM to have some very capable people handling their
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by saganus 9y ago
I think the point is that for 50 GBP you will get a much higher quality typesetting than spending 1 GBP on the API. As.usual, it depends on the use case. If you are producing a textbook or something that requires high quality typesetting, y
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by saganus 9y ago
Wow! What kind of sorcery is this!? Is this using deep learning or "regular" OpenCV or similar? I would assume it's a highly tuned deep learning algo, but I'm not knowledgeable enough to distinguish a deep learning algo
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Dynamic Typing Is Not Weak Typing (2011)(blogs.agilefaqs.com)
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by saganus 9y ago
I imagine the sound pressure would liquefy your organs. Just speculating here but a "sound wave" at those energies could be similar to a shock wave from an explosive.
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by saganus 9y ago
I actually own one of those YubiKeys but the issue with needing an app is the portability (or lack of). Ideally I'd love to have a hardware token that I can use for TOTP authentication regardless of the computer I'm working with.
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by saganus 9y ago
Yeah, I actually already do that, but it's not the same as having a Google Authenticator in hardware in terms of convenience.
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by saganus 9y ago
Whenever a 2FA or TOTP article comes out, I ask if anyone knows of a hardware dongle/token/card that can store several TOTP keys so that I can stop using my phone for 2FA (e.g. Google Authenticator). I've only found the Prote
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by saganus 9y ago
Yeah, I see your point.
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by saganus 9y ago
I'm neither a sysadmin nor a securyt expert, so I might be terribly wrong, but, as I understood it, password-based authentication was undesirable because the attacker could try to brute-force it. Key-based auth doesn't have this f
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by saganus 9y ago
...to buy expensive money
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by saganus 9y ago
Thanks! I thought it was an accronym.
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by saganus 9y ago
Aha! That makes perfect sense. And of course I fell for it... Thanks!
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by saganus 9y ago
Does anyone know how is that not illegal? Even if they meet the required standards I thought only the government was allowed to print bills. Does anyone have any links or references to what Woz is saying?
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by saganus 9y ago
What is a "local IGA"?
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by saganus 9y ago
Interesting. Would it make sense to pair this with WireGuard, to provide end-to-end encrypted file transfer? If we setup a WireGuard connections between two nodes, then run the server and client through this link, it should work seamlessly,
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by saganus 9y ago
Aha.... So basically I've actually been washing with "bath bars/liquids/detergents" instead of actual soap.. uhmmm I usually read the ingredients on pretty much everything I buy, but I always thought "lauryl su
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by saganus 9y ago
A bit off topic but, what are "bath bars"? I don't think I've heard of them before. The soaps I know are soap bars and as I understand it, they are basically made from fat and lye (or their modern equivalents). What are
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by saganus 9y ago
In Mexico at least. Now that I think about it, I do have seen red ones in Canada and the US. In any case, it seems that it's a color chosen to comply with some law, instead of just an arbitrary choice. In that sense I'm not sure i

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