superq

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by superq 3y ago
Needs more pitch for the archer towers. Maybe some war dogs.
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by superq 3y ago
Personally I think we need the ability to delete more, not less. Yes, I do see the irony of writing that here. :'(
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by superq 3y ago
My authorization boundaries are almost entirely in Userify within projects and server groups. I only associate other permissions through AWS instance roles, because I try to not give out specific IAM roles or keys to users or developers AT
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by superq 3y ago
How long before "safe content" becomes the default? .. and then the requirement .. and then the law? I'll take my Internet unsafe, thank you very much.
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by superq 3y ago
It's pretty cool, I'll say that, but it appears to be out of stock anyway. And why not be able to say what I really think? Honest feedback (when delivered politely) should be helpful to a creator, as long as it's not just pil
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by superq 3y ago
I'm actually shopping on the usual sites for an old-school red-LED clock that isn't too bright, so I can roll over late at night and see the time without waking up much. (My Pixel 6 Pro with GrapheneOS has a very nice and dim cloc
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by superq 3y ago
According to the article, this man that I've never heard of essentially created the software industry outside of the hardware manufacturers like IBM. The software industry has provided a great way of life for me and my family. By allow
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by superq 3y ago
That's probably because Youtube has a scale in billions of viewers instead of the millions for most other platforms.
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by superq 3y ago
> pay to sustain YouTube’s business model and creators I like How much of your subscription goes to "creators you like"? 10 cents? 20 cents? How would you know? > I’m rewarded with no ads How is paying being rewarded?
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by superq 3y ago
Bit flipping is based on falsifiable science. There's no dispute about whether it exists, just whether it's feasible to exploit it.
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by superq 3y ago
(circular file = trash can, for those not familiar with the idiom.)
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by superq 3y ago
I am not sure why you so casually dismissed this complaint without doing a quick search. The whole reason why DEF is used[0] is because it reduces nitrous oxides, which are thought to be a pollutant. Whether they actually are an effective g
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by superq 3y ago
Agreed. It was actually another national moving truck rental brand (not U-haul, I was just using it as a generic descriptor). I don't know why I'm not mentioning it since it seems like there's only a few national brands, but
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by superq 3y ago
you may wish to use certbot instead: https://github.com/acmesh-official/acme.sh/issues/4659
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by superq 3y ago
Caddy is a bit quick and dirty, rapidly-developing, with neat plugins but hard to configure for more complex scenarios and too light on the docs (IMO). HA Proxy is robust, comprehensive, mature, and bulletproof. It's basically boring b
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by superq 3y ago
That DEF is insanely toxic, too. I rented a diesel truck for moving and everyone got passing-out sick just moving things in and out of the back of it.
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by superq 3y ago
You forgot the /s.
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by superq 3y ago
Such a blanket statement is simply not true, sorry, even if ZFS fans like to repeat such mantras. That's like saying that a server without redundant power supplies isn't a server. Google famously ran all of Google search on a mill
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by superq 3y ago
That might be very challenging, depending on which language you are using.
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by superq 3y ago
They will backport fixes for SOME issues for SOME phones. The further back you go, the more likely you will be ignored. I do have some sympathy for Apple on the difficulty of supporting old phones etc, but let's be realistic, too: 1. T
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by superq 3y ago
> While theoretically true, I can't find recent examples of this happening with zero-click exploits on iOS or Android. Mostly iOS. And how would you even know? There have been some large cryptocurrency thefts recently.
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by superq 3y ago
Are you also comfortable with camera and mic being enabled and streaming to remote servers? Old iPhones don't even have the theoretical protection of a "hardware" LED to show when those are enabled.
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by superq 3y ago
I don't know if you're specifically referring to X, the artist formerly known as Twitter, but regardless, no; iMessage runs with unique privileges and capabilities that are not available to ordinary messaging services.
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by superq 3y ago
A close relative has an iPhone 8, so, absolutely, I believe there are probably millions of them in the wild and they'd be child's play to compromise. If you are in the business of compromising, why would you not?
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by superq 3y ago
I don't really have a horse in this race, but it's actually funny the way you worded that: [three reasons for RTO] "There's no reason for RTO. None." [perhaps another]
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by superq 3y ago
This is seemingly self-contradictory. Perhaps you could explain your reasoning further?
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by superq 3y ago
Never would I defend Apple, but I'm sure that's easily solved with a matte screen protector.
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by superq 3y ago
Dell XPS 13 is actually smaller on every axis from the 2010 Macbook Air, and a nicer and more Linux-capable laptop to boot. I'm typing on one now and I easily get 5+ hours in Kubuntu, even with significant screen brightness. (the scree
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by superq 3y ago
Not your cloud, not your files.
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by superq 3y ago
Correlation is not causation.

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