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by tguvot 10mo ago
can do it
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by tguvot 10mo ago
i well familiar with macsec. we use it between datacenters and for aws directlink. it de-facto standard for this kind of stuff. i even worked on hardware that provided macsec support a couple of years ago I tried to use it inside datacente
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by tguvot 10mo ago
yes for example https://newsroom.axis.com/en-us/press-release/macsec-zero-tr...
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by tguvot 10mo ago
if you build it, they will come
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by tguvot 10mo ago
We had some fun requesting key for accessing nist time servers. the process is (quoted from website) NIST currently offers this service free of charge. We require written requests to arrive by U.S. mail or fax containing: Your organization’
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by tguvot 10mo ago
famine that never happened strikes back. https://xcancel.com/Aizenberg55/status/1980777112236970128 https://x.com/OrenMarmorstein/status/2001985958040814023
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by tguvot 10mo ago
Joan Donoghue, who has just retired as president of the International Court of Justice (ICJ), spoke to BBC Hardtalk’s Stephen Sackur about the case brought by South Africa to the ICJ over alleged violations of the Genocide Convention by Isr
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by tguvot 10mo ago
it still will block or slow down many. 802.1x is commonly deployed with macsec. will it be also trivial to bypass ?
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by tguvot 10mo ago
enforcing 802.1x on switch is also good solution, especially for "external" ports.
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by tguvot 10mo ago
actually Israel is the one who came up with with "shahed drones" more than 20 years ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IAI_Harop
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by tguvot 10mo ago
i am principle architect. last time i wrote code for production was more than 10 years ago. i never touched half of languages that are used in our system in last week I resolved a few legal/regulatory problems that could have cost comp
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by tguvot 10mo ago
for farming you recycle waste water
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by tguvot 10mo ago
actually 90% of potable water in israel comes from desalination. in addition, a bunch of desalinated water supplied to jordan and PA. also 90%+ of waste water is recycled and used for irrigation
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by tguvot 10mo ago
license plate readers for garage parking been a thing around the world for 15 years or more. always amazed me that it doesn't exist in usa. this and tire inflators at gas stations that allow you to dial in pressure
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by tguvot 10mo ago
iirc it was developed as freedesktop project in order to create standard desktop bus to be used by everybody, as back in a day kde had it's own bus and gnome had another one.
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by tguvot 10mo ago
usually you don't need to fill up again at next 100 or so, given how much of them there are
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by tguvot 10mo ago
so it's going back to square 1: sweaty/grease/sticky matter not going to be picked up 100% by mop after it was diluted by water. distilled water or not distilled water. this is why floor buffers exist. to buff the floor so it
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by tguvot 10mo ago
i have robot running daily. it will never pick up 100% of everything. because if it would have picked up 100% there would be no need in mopping. when i did robot shopping year ago, based on reviews and feedback it (vacuum before mopping) do
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by tguvot 10mo ago
actually kde has kparts which are somewhat like com. prior to d-bus kde used to use dcop.
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by tguvot 10mo ago
i bypassed this specific problem by getting dogs that don't shed (frankly, i shed more than both of them). i contemplated getting spare dock for my roomba and modding it. but one thing I didn't figure out yet it's a how to cl
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by tguvot 10mo ago
it feels like getting instead of pickup track minivan, removing 2 rear seating rows and then chopping off parts of roof and doors
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by tguvot 10mo ago
water marks in this case will be because water mixes with dirt and it's not 100% wiped off and polished off
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by tguvot 10mo ago
city ordinance. parts about noise, etc
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by tguvot 10mo ago
my house is actually mostly tiles/hardwood (at least areas that are accessible for roomba). but i want it just to be vacuumed. polished tiles will always have some water marks after washing and require pass with floor buffer to buff it
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by tguvot 10mo ago
i watched via camera 12 years ago roomba spreading my dogs diarrhea all over living room (thanks god to tile floors). I connected to camera first time in a months just few seconds before roomba took first swipe over the poop. Still remember
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by tguvot 10mo ago
I got roomba with self emptying dock back in 2018 or so (i think the only one who had it before was ecovacs). same model also came with virtual walls.
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by tguvot 10mo ago
come on, you can't compare CCP to Cabal. It's not on same level
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by tguvot 10mo ago
i got roomba less than year ago, because it was hard to find well reviewed non-mop vacuum with docking station that sucks all the dirt out.
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by tguvot 10mo ago
lets be realistic, CSAM is just a vehicle to kill 230 here. And i'll be first to admit that CSAM is a problem, either in this context or "chat control". i work in company that provides some enterprise messaging and we were ra
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by tguvot 10mo ago
https://www.threads.com/@senamyklobuchar/post/DSK4Uf6kezY/ "It has been nearly 30 years since Congress passed Section 230 and gave platforms immunity from lawsuits. Our children deserve a safer internet

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