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by tfigment 5y ago
I assume Apple verifies everything on the phone is removed so no cookies left behind for next app or reinstall.
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by tfigment 5y ago
When I moved to Boston, the first lesson I learned was any gap in front of me that can fit a car will soon have one there. I think it is big cities in general not just regions.
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by tfigment 5y ago
Cars use CAN for most controller networks. It can go up to 1 Mbps but lots of time maybe 250 kbps. It has advantage of being broadcast so all devices get messages at same time. The wiring tends to have noise reduction properties and float
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by tfigment 5y ago
Or use firefox focus which is faster ime and while not as aggressive in filtering as uBO does a good job and saves nothing beyond current session (cookies, ...)
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by tfigment 5y ago
My dishwasher has a manual lever for locking during wash. I guess I know if its locked and not running and filled they are clean and can be put away.
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by tfigment 5y ago
#1 probably. #2 no. AWS is not responsible for how you setup your resources. They are very clear about that unless you use proserve or something. They are not your IT dept even for managed services.
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by tfigment 5y ago
Look at housing in the US. Every home owner gate keeps and many rent seek. It is expected that value does not go down and actually increases faster than inflation. That is rational per person but net detrimental and a significant part of
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by tfigment 5y ago
His ex-wife is shovelling money to charities faster than anyone before and still made more than she gave out.
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by tfigment 5y ago
Not every database has customer secrets in it. But you are not wrong that it should at least be understood what is sensitive before cloning.
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by tfigment 5y ago
Ihave a phone and tablet rhat i'm still fine with but both no longer get security updates. its hare to root these things to replace the OS. I thought one was going to update old firmware longer than it did. Companies have learned f
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by tfigment 5y ago
I think this is more like adding lines to /etc/profile.d or .bashrc than adding a service. Linux has a pretty complicated flow if you want to know what runs on login or on startup.
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by tfigment 5y ago
Could not see if it supported SSH Certificates but see no references to them. I'm using those to make it easier to avoid authorized_keys file updates but seems like its not popular.
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by tfigment 5y ago
I guess Stanford is not an elite university then either. If he went to state or community college i might care more but his argument is not in good faith anyway.
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by tfigment 5y ago
What i discovered was all of my applications that use log4j do not use version 2. They have out of date dependencies or use slf4j. I'm not sure how i feel but mostly happy im not scrambling. I wonder what adoption rate v2 actually h
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by tfigment 5y ago
I think its situational. I have only one employee that I can think of that I'd rehire even in the current market. The relationship is changed irreparably with me after quitting or threatening to if it was for another job. Any trust i
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by tfigment 5y ago
My intro to Physics prof did this. First exam, average was like 35%. I was in top 3 at like 70%. He got into trouble because he also said no grading on curve and most of class complained to his dept head.
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by tfigment 5y ago
I did something like this around 1999 to do house hunting in Boston area. Didn't actually work that well for me though.
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by tfigment 5y ago
True of nearly all ORMs really. LINQ on objects basically makes C# a very nice functional language. Dapper is arguably better for database but then use LINQ in those results is very nice.
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by tfigment 5y ago
Dyson Sphere Program is maybe more interesting Unity game that can do impressive visuals Qnd scale with what is available.
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by tfigment 5y ago
I frequently do mTLS with a reverse proxy (httpd, nginx, caddy, ...). Not perfect but you can tighten the connection security a lot without touching the other service. But by outsourcing it you lose some control.
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by tfigment 5y ago
It seems like many abandoned the google and microsoft authenticator apps and force the phone sms which is annoying.
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by tfigment 5y ago
Imagine a file system where 2 or more users could have independent permissions to a file without being members of a single shared group or sharing with the world or using bolt-on software to enforce.
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by tfigment 5y ago
I used to use WanEm but it was never really maintained but great for my manual networking tests. Would like something similar now but updated.
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by tfigment 5y ago
I don't know why but 'please do the needful' really gets under my skin. It feels very demanding for some reason.
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by tfigment 5y ago
Sadly I don't think facts help these people change their minds. The opposition is rooted generally in perception and not truths. Anything can be rejected this way.
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by tfigment 5y ago
Did you take and pass the Professional Engineering exam? If so then yes.
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by tfigment 5y ago
It has done this for years. Its not new behavior. Also why I use Firefox and Comodo Firewall. I would remove all privs on the file in Windows to stop it. Deleting will only be temporary.
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by tfigment 5y ago
I think they meant bios/uefi is locked out by IT. That is case for me. Also TPM is only available on some distros. You can use linux as long as it is Ubuntu or RedHat and maybe Arch if you are lucky.
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by tfigment 5y ago
My company has this. It encrypts any file touched on USB. And other software logs every app run. Prevents casual copying but easily circumvented. But somewhere logs may have enough info to trace the source of leak I guess.
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by tfigment 5y ago
Compile time verification of correct syntax and spelling is important aspect

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