snori74

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by snori74 13y ago
While I don't hold out much hope for this, it's refreshing to see that it's actually being discussed seriously within the NSA. Here's hoping!
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by snori74 13y ago
Interesting presentation of the story - but I'm not so keen on the "sign up for the next episode" bit...
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by snori74 13y ago
There's some wonderful lines in here, I particularly liked: Planning has never seemed to have much to do with the seething, fungal development of the Internet... And this one: Its ease of use will also improve, which is fine news, f
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by snori74 13y ago
If you use a shared system then you are at the mercy of both (a) the expertise of whoever configures and maintains it, and (b) the behaviour of others on that shared system. Chances are high that it's poorly configured and maintained a
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by snori74 13y ago
Sounds pretty interesting especially as my first computer was a stack-based B6500. Looks like it'll be five years before we have any idea whether it will fly or not, but then if you think back to RIRC or the history or ARM (or even Bi
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by snori74 13y ago
Indeed. Imagine a similar page to this that searched a whole bunch of NSFW sites doing the same trick - and then a site that feed your whole address book through them. Imagine HR depts routinely feeding applicant's emails into such a s
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by snori74 13y ago
Yup, fixed now. Thanks - maybe I need a coffee.
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by snori74 13y ago
My Linux server tutorial course site http://GREP101.com brings in $700 on a good month and $100 on a bad one. Simply a reflection of the fact that I don't have the necessary things in place to drive consistant traffic to th
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An exciting new (to me) way to SSH(grep101.com)
1 points by snori74 13y ago|2 comments
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IT students and Linux(grep101.com)
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Who takes an online Linux server course?(grep101.com)
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by snori74 13y ago
I've only read one, but it was quite unlike anything I'd read before - old guy, depressing grind of a job, alcohol and rough women - but a rawness and authenticity that you don't often get. At the time I was very interested t
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by snori74 13y ago
Well, what can be said that hasn't been said a million times before? One small thing that would be nice, give that we're stuck with passwords, is that if there could be broad agreement about what sites will accept as a password. C
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by snori74 13y ago
Bem, eu estou vindo na direção oposta - Eu sei que não Português em tudo, apenas Inglês e um pouco de espanhol Google Translate é a única maneira que eu tenho para COMUNICAÇÃ para você -.. E é muito bom um truque, é a traduzir novamente par
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by snori74 13y ago
Greg's original post on the topic said " the enterprise distros are off doing their thing with their multi-year upgrade cycles, there's no real need from the distros for a new longterm kernel release." This, on the other
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by snori74 13y ago
Thanks for that link to "how to disagree" - one I hadn't read.
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by snori74 13y ago
Going against the grain of most advice to boot-strappers of course!
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How to price a new course?(grep101.com)
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by snori74 13y ago
It's refreshing to read a story like this where everything works as it should. Skill and honesty rewarded, security for all improved. Also nice, though scary too, to see that this didn't require outlandish levels of skill to find
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What to learn to run a Linux server?(grep101.com)
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by snori74 13y ago
The worrying thing however is that so many of the touted replacements are proprietary systems like Twitter, Facebook or Google+. For all their problems, www and smtp are standards - you can use them with a whole range of different browsers&
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by snori74 13y ago
People on Mac, RiscOS or AmigaOS may well have done so, but by 1995 two of those three were dead. For PC users, Win 3.11 and Win 95 were both BIG advances at the time, no matter how they look to us in retrospect.
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by snori74 13y ago
The problem with all of this is that it doesn't address the real issues. It's all fun when"your man" has the technology and the money, but those are not the things that should be driving things. The "Tea Party"
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by snori74 13y ago
Nice layout, nice words,vbut all leading to a pretty mundane conclusion that "...we expect all sites to do this and get confused when they don’t." Interestingly, in the last week I've for the fist time come across several sit
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First talked about this Linux admin course here at HN almost a year ago...(grep101.com)
1 points by snori74 13y ago|0 comments
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by snori74 13y ago
I think most people here will figure it out :-)
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Show HN: Linux server skills for newbies - a new online course
4 points by snori74 13y ago|6 comments
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Learning by doing - lessons from GREP101 beta...(grep101.com)
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by snori74 14y ago
Opps, now that you mention it, that's a bizzare colour choice - I'm one of the "7 to 10%" (according to Wikipedia), so didn't even notice! Now fixed.
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by snori74 14y ago
Exactly. Using this first course to iron out the bugs in the process. Please go to the site now - its switched to taking registrations of interest, and "I'm considering signing a couple of my employees up..." tells me you're exactly the the

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