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391.
by subway 9y ago
I'd argue the move to distributed p2p databases (blockchains) backing hardware is a move in a customer-friendly direction. If all your tiny devices can participate in a global p2p network, you no longer have to worry about the company
392.
by subway 9y ago
You'll never hear them if you keep your fingers in your ears while humming your own thoughts like this.
393.
by subway 9y ago
I did this frequently when I was a contractor/consultant. I also retained insurance to mitigate the risk to myself.
394.
by subway 9y ago
This is exceedingly common. It also makes a helluva lot of people miserable.
395.
by subway 9y ago
I want to pay a flat fee for access (Netflix), not pay-per-view PLUS subscription fee (amazon prime video). This seems like a strange position to have. I agree Amazon's behavior in pulling the Chromecast from their store as a means t
396.
by subway 9y ago
Most of the US labs were managed by universities back "in the old days". LANL and LLNL were both originally operated by the University of California, with Bechtel joining the fray when UC was forced to compete for the management c
397.
by subway 9y ago
I wish I could read this on android. It just redirects to a single ad.
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by subway 9y ago
Check out the OrangePi Zero series too. They're comparable to the NanoPi Neo and NanoPi Neo Air in size and features, but seem to land in mainline u-boot and Linux a bit more quickly.
399.
by subway 9y ago
Based on everything I've read about automotive software development, I'm impressed they've managed to degrade the Linux kernel enough to call it Automotive Grade.
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by subway 9y ago
Individuals will always utilize the power granted to them in whatever way is most convenient to them. This is why it's important we not allow laws to be passed with the assumption that overly broad permission grants are OK, because the
401.
by subway 9y ago
I also struggle in this manner. If I don't grok something, I'm intensely motivated to work on/with it until I do. If I'm not careful though, that motivation completely disappears the moment I achieve a sense of an unders
402.
by subway 9y ago
No, this is not a misconfiguration. It is a configuration that expects the resolver to behave according to the algorithm described in resolver(5). systemd chose to wedge itself in as a resolver, then broke that contract.
403.
by subway 9y ago
JP Morgan's work on blockchains seems pretty far divorced from crypto-currencies. Much of the work I've seen has been more ledger/private chain oriented.
404.
by subway 9y ago
Until we all learn chip design and have in-home fabs, establishing trust from the ground up is impossible. It's correct to pursue a trusted stack, but it isn't incorrect to consider auditing that stack from an external trust ancho
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by subway 9y ago
It's really depressing that we've largely abandoned the art of decentralized radio communication. I think Amateur radio has seen a minor resurgence in recent years, but it seems like more and more traffic that traditionally would
406.
by subway 9y ago
Seems reasonable considering all the ongoing raids on Colorado, Oregon, Washington, and Nevada governments.
407.
by subway 9y ago
begin hand waving efficiency, lower fares, it's what the market wants end hand waving
408.
by subway 9y ago
At the moment, I think Matrix is a solid contender. It's easy enough to use a public servers like matrix.org, or riot.im, or run your own. It's far from a perfect solution, but I feel like it comes closer to the mark than Signal.
409.
by subway 9y ago
You don't need AWS keys at all. This enrollment flow flies in the face of best practices. Intead, you should be providing your users with instructions to create an IAM role for cross-account utilization. Ideally in addition to the in
410.
by subway 9y ago
Not running Signal seems like a security feature to me. The official Signal servers, and their stance on requiring a phone number and forbidding 3rd party clients is absurd.
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by subway 9y ago
Because the IP is too freely available for any one company to engage in the rent-seeking behavior the US is so fond of.
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by subway 9y ago
Nye is pretty skeezy, but I can't bring myself to hope Disney gets to hang onto the money either.
413.
by subway 9y ago
Check out Walmart.com (or most any big box store), search for Alcatel. You're likely going to find quite a few devices in the $15-25 range.
414.
by subway 9y ago
It's pretty difficult to anonymously buy an SBC with cash.
415.
by subway 9y ago
Most providers understand the shit-show that is insurance, and will drastically adjust their behavior and prices based on who is paying.
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by subway 9y ago
Amazing little blackthrows too. Or so I've heard. You can usually find a rootable phone in Walmart for about $15.
417.
by subway 9y ago
Of course. You certainly can't fault the dog for the questionable ethics leading up to it's existence.
418.
by subway 9y ago
That's a lot of infrastructure to maintain, and significantly increases the costs of airports.
419.
by subway 9y ago
That has nothing to do with security, and everything to do with malicious compliance.
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by subway 9y ago
TPM data usually isn't Bluetooth. It's usually an entirely different set of insecure protocols on either 433 or 315mhz.

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