thepapanoob

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by thepapanoob 3y ago
if you need CI/CD gitlab. if you allready have CI/CD with something like jenkins or whatever, or even if you dont need CI/CD at all gitea.
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by thepapanoob 5y ago
the blocker is nvidia being an arse and not giving vGPU capability to customers (its a paid feature in Tesla cards)
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by thepapanoob 7y ago
what ive been doing is simply sudo su - root -c "/bin/zsh" whenever i need to do quite alot with root
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by thepapanoob 7y ago
"which is unlikely merged to the project as the functions is very limited to certain people." you should fork, implement the change and create a pull request first. Dont assume that they wont implement it. they might do it.
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by thepapanoob 7y ago
wifi repeaters are the worst you can do...
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by thepapanoob 7y ago
as far as i can tell theres really no way to stream to tiktok seems like they only allow video uploads
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by thepapanoob 7y ago
i would just use zmap since its not only for such a niche usecase :D
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by thepapanoob 7y ago
i dont get what the issue is? this is a personal problem with your colleague
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by thepapanoob 7y ago
this requires physical access so its not really an issue
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by thepapanoob 7y ago
well we're partly there: risc v
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by thepapanoob 7y ago
i dont like garbage collected languages for emulators at all...
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by thepapanoob 7y ago
because they detect that youre not a tracking script and simply redirect you to google
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by thepapanoob 7y ago
why not simply lock the screen? it seems like a cumbersome fix for such an easy task
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by thepapanoob 7y ago
theres nothing fancy about it. its just a plain ol' copy login page and start phishing with similar looking domain and the twitter guy makes it sound like its a huge deal...
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by thepapanoob 7y ago
ufw is awesome and really shit at the same time... as long as you just need opened & closed ports its all fine, as soon as you do something with multiple networks (Docker, VM's) you have to fix quite alot manually into iptables dir
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by thepapanoob 7y ago
because most of the times the malware simply uses completly normal and fine to use system api's to do what it wants to do. And for the deployment it simply gets added to cracked apps or just fake apps in general
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by thepapanoob 7y ago
i would argue that Windows is bad for anything but Windows development and gaming.
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by thepapanoob 8y ago
also: running any other OS doesnt make it any more secure. in most cases the user is the weakpoint of the system
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by thepapanoob 8y ago
noone can answer you if it is "secure" because that highly depends on your perspective and usecase! I would argue that running windows is inherently insecure ;) but i would also argue that its way more secure than needed for 99% o
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by thepapanoob 8y ago
try D! its a seemingly weird mixture of scripting languages and compiled ones. but ill all makes so much goddamn sense once you try it :)
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by thepapanoob 8y ago
look up the CCNA certification! the information you need to pass that sum up a pretty good chunk of networking. so get yourself your favorite search engine and look up studying material for that ;)
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by thepapanoob 8y ago
css is just as hard as you make it! if you follow basic rules: make every component contained in a box wich they cant break out of! make it lean and use the css operators like > first-child etc.
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by thepapanoob 8y ago
all the information that gets hidden in plain sight: like the capital first letter indicating if a func / member is public or not time coding go: to short because this seriously keeps me away from learning it
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by thepapanoob 8y ago
i love the publicity D is getting lately :)
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by thepapanoob 8y ago
maybe its because docker is based on LXC (LinuX Containers)?!?!
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by thepapanoob 8y ago
ok and then what keeps you from just using something like flow or typescript?
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by thepapanoob 8y ago
> Chromium is a bit buggy & catches many ads & malware chromium literally is the foundation of chrome... wich makes your statement rather wild
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by thepapanoob 8y ago
it really shows that you didnt even think about it once :D look at how gps works (its really simple) then look at some passive systems and some active ones you will see why noone made an elegant solution yet
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by thepapanoob 8y ago
another huge thing is it will be really hard to get optimized algorithms
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by thepapanoob 8y ago
also this is not even close to being an issue with webpack

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