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541.
by subway 10y ago
> I sometimes regret not having a structured lifestyle and warmth of family. I am envious of my friends with kids who are going with the flow of life and are not living in existential dread. It's a classic human dilemma of freedom v
542.
by subway 10y ago
It can also be easily negotiated out, if the employer is reasonable.
543.
by subway 10y ago
Probably lack of sufficient dump load.
544.
by subway 10y ago
If we really want to be clear, a Yubikey is a token capable of running applets including, but not limited to FIDO U2F. Other applets commonly used include PIV (pkcs11), OpenPGP, OATH, and Yubi's own OTP applet.
545.
by subway 10y ago
Value is the driver of business. Cash is a vehicle for value, but is often valued far less than other vehicles.
546.
by subway 10y ago
No. It is unprofessional to expect 'How much' to be the only consideration.
547.
by subway 10y ago
Throttling is far from the only sort of shenanigans ISPs like to play on their subscribers. A very cynical view might be that any (potentially innovative/interesting) network protocols that aren't easily productized will suffer fr
548.
by subway 10y ago
Er, the same as the advantages of running any web application on k8s. Django web applications themselves are well suited for stateless hosts. You don't need any persistence where the Django app runs, you push your DB persistence off to
549.
by subway 10y ago
This brings some really nice updates to IPA, particularly regarding replication. I'm stoked.
550.
by subway 10y ago
More and more, the 'exclusive' feature I want in any product is for it to do what it says on the goddamn tin. Alas that's a feature few care to provide.
551.
by subway 10y ago
How do you go about getting a job anywhere else? You research companies that share your values/goals, then start a conversation with them.
552.
by subway 10y ago
Everywhere Google documents the service, they clearly state you should not mix their smearing NTP servers with non-smearing NTP servers.
553.
by subway 10y ago
They've been doing this since at least 2011.
554.
by subway 10y ago
Gee Bob, that did a helluva lot of good in preventing these folks from enduring undue legal hassles.
555.
by subway 10y ago
I'm pretty sure the structural engineer next to me has no clue wtf a script is. Fortunately this conversation is about software engineers.
556.
by subway 10y ago
I can't speak definitively for any specific project, but I gather much of this is due situations like this: SoC Mfg designs a new chip, heavily leveraging IP from an old chip. Since some old IP is still around, and already (mostly) has
557.
by subway 10y ago
It's far worse than that. If it were simply a matter of running mfg's blob's, this would be an easy problem. Instead manufacturers fork the kernel, then patch the hell out of it (often in horrific-never-going-to-be-accepted-u
558.
by subway 10y ago
A great deal of the cruft in modern distros comes from docs, example configs, etc -- things Alpine does a great job of cutting out. Obviously a glibc variant is going to have a much larger memory footprint, and (arguably) is less secure tha
559.
by subway 10y ago
I just wish there were an Alpine variant with native glibc support.
560.
by subway 10y ago
Only the dev version of the Neo supported altering apps on the device. Later versions were locked -- causing Yubico to issue replacement devices when it was discovered their GPG applet contained a vulnerability a couple years ago.
561.
by subway 10y ago
yum wasn't renamed dnf -- dnf is a new, yum (mostly) command line compatible replacement.
562.
by subway 10y ago
Oversubscription isn't exactly a rare thing in the ISP world.
563.
by subway 10y ago
Underground? We've driven them straight into the Whitehouse.
564.
by subway 10y ago
As long as we keep seeing modems on the same silicon as our application processors, attempting to secure a device against even a relatively incompetent state actor is mostly pointless.
565.
by subway 10y ago
G3 and G4 do not use the same SoC. G3 has an MSM8916, while G4 has an MSM8952. Nougat's CTS requires either OpenGL ES 3.1 or Vulkan support. MSM8916 supports neither.
566.
by subway 10y ago
https://www.amazon.com/Ubiquiti-EdgeRouter-Advanced-Gigabit-...
567.
by subway 10y ago
Plenty of PC laptops have had NVMe SSD support since late last year via M.2 ports.
568.
by subway 10y ago
Downtown Berkeley too.
569.
by subway 10y ago
I dont think there is a legal solution. The pragmatic solution is to own, then secure or disable your neighbor's insecure toaster.
570.
by subway 10y ago
Probably because as the author mentions, they weren't trying to rationally decide on a language/ecosystem, but looking to rationalize the decision they already made.

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