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by tguvot 2y ago
Dang, you stated multiple times in the past that users who will use site for political discussions will be banned. I saw you in the past banning pro-israeli users after a few comments. How is this user https://news.ycombinator.co
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by tguvot 2y ago
there were/are some linux patches/daemons to synchronize connection state/etc across servers
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by tguvot 2y ago
"this" was taken out so much that according to this report its operational now
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by tguvot 2y ago
sabra - humus and sabra - jew born in israel, it's literally same word. humus is called after jew born in israel as this is brand of humus of israeli company
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by tguvot 2y ago
i think i even know who you are talking about specifically
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by tguvot 2y ago
no, he isn't. there is a bunch of accounts that post comments like this. get at most slap on the wrist. but the one that get banned are pro-israeli accounts.
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by tguvot 2y ago
been running my own email for 25 years or so. been using "plus" addressing (actually hyphen) for approximately as much. got only few cases when email got sold/shared. biggest issue was linkedin email address leak a bunch of y
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by tguvot 2y ago
sometimes you just must have a new full backup every N days/weeks. it a more "smooth" way to deal with potential corruption in repo that might be undetected (without dealing with all suggested workarounds) and in some cases c
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by tguvot 2y ago
https://github.com/garethgeorge/backrest going nicely with restic i do miss functionality of configurable full/incremental backups like in duplicity
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by tguvot 2y ago
you can down a sixpack or two of stout or hoegaarden ?
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by tguvot 2y ago
when my wife was getting off cymbalta she was getting brain zaps. so i got scales with 0.001 resolution and were tapering off by a few percent at a time. it took like 2 or 3 months to get to 0.
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by tguvot 2y ago
given that universities produce hackers and military tech, i am not sure
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by tguvot 2y ago
you do know that MIT and a bunch of other us universities doing a bunch of military research/engineering https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_Affiliated_Research... https://ras.mit.edu/grant-an
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by tguvot 2y ago
in case that wiretap system related to telephony, etc - plain voice data can be obtained
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by tguvot 2y ago
in fqct, iirc, it might be even illegal to know what wiretaps are running on the system unless you are the one who process warrant or implement the wiretap. and in case wiretap falls under fisa, than this is classified information and a wh
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by tguvot 2y ago
there is nothing like this. the closest thing to it is something called TTP (trusted third party), that works as intermediary between telco and law enforcement agencies. they perform wiretap order processing, setups actual wiretaps, collect
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Lawsuits over using WebSocket – RFC 6455(insight.rpxcorp.com)
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by tguvot 2y ago
a bit more practical guides for those who want to swap ONT to SFP https://pon.wiki/
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by tguvot 2y ago
not unprecedented https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahya_Ayyash#Assassination but not on this scale
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by tguvot 2y ago
nobody knows what happened today.
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by tguvot 2y ago
not unprecedented https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahya_Ayyash#Assassination
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by tguvot 2y ago
just check the workday
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by tguvot 2y ago
no. some guy doing in-depth reviews of cpus/etc. jc-news.com (you can browse it via archive.org)
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by tguvot 2y ago
anybody here remembers jc-news ?
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by tguvot 2y ago
sure. folding. $6B in investments in H1 2024. more than in h1 or H2 2023 https://www.vccafe.com/2024/07/18/israeli-tech-defies-the-od...
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by tguvot 2y ago
baloons, kites and relay drones. already done
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by tguvot 2y ago
i work now on fedramp certification (essentially leading scoping and solutioning) and interaction with security department is both funny,sad and scary af. i discovered that they developed risk assessment policy for system components (in com
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by tguvot 2y ago
i worked in variety of companies that varied from development of security products and were very security oriented to companies where security were driven by client needs (telecom industry for example), to "other places" where man
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by tguvot 2y ago
>As a startup CTO, I agree you need networking And cybersecurity. I am not sure if you need fulltime people specializing in this though. highly depends on function of the service and it's scale >I used to work for large companie
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by tguvot 2y ago
in higher management there is aversion to any spend on physical stuff. where i work, we as everywhere look to cut costs. one of ways allowed to save ~$1.5M on aws costs over 5 years, by one time investment of $150k into physical equipment.

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