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by tiernano 3y ago
the whole working from the office crap is a lie... this is a bank, who have a load of customers who own a shite load of office space and if no one goes back to the office, the price of that office space drops, and we are back to 2008 levels
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by tiernano 3y ago
Feck... i commented on the wrong one... There was one on TLS 1.0 and 1.1 being deprecated... (facepalm)
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by tiernano 3y ago
in one way, this is a good thing, right? But in another, how do i manage old servers which still use TLS1.0 or TLS1.1... The only browser i can use, most of the time, is Firefox for getting into older IPMI endpoints (old servers that dont g
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by tiernano 3y ago
Looks like Telegram has its own asn ( https://bgp.he.net/AS62041 ) so they are announcing the space through the cloud providers. So they would announce their space to was, hcp, azure, etc with the rpki.
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by tiernano 3y ago
> While the deal would make plenty of sense from Wall Street's POV, it really doesn't help the end-consumer at all. Dont think Apple or Disney give a flying f*k what the end customer think... they care more about Wall Street a
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by tiernano 3y ago
in reality, this is something that is going to get better over time... plus, if Tesla has a major issue in their main DC and the chargers cant talk back to it, no one with a tesla can charge... But a BMW can use one of the multiple other ch
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by tiernano 3y ago
> Consumers voted with their wallets for poorly built EVs because well-built gas-powered cars were deemed irrelevant in comparison. but now they have to compete with companies who do both: BMW, Mercedes Benz, Audi, Porsche... for around
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Turns out nobody cared about panel gaps(world.hey.com)
2 points by tiernano 3y ago|5 comments
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by tiernano 3y ago
I forgot one. Nixstats. It's not free (about 8 euro a month) but that monitors servers and, during their beta period, you get free logging too.
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by tiernano 3y ago
Monitoring, try netdata. Can't remember if it can send alerts, but does show all of what's going on on your machine. For backups, I would use Borg backup or something to b2… as for Logging, there are a good few options, but not su
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by tiernano 3y ago
Some people, yes, but not everyone.
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by tiernano 3y ago
i have only been asked once when setting it up. Also, im running on a mac, so i unlock with Touch Id... i think you can do Windows Hello unlock on machines that have that feature turned on too...
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by tiernano 3y ago
I suppose it depends on how secure the password manager is and how much security is built into it. I am using 1Password for most of my 2fa stuff (bar my personal and work office 365, plus Authy for some backup 2fa codes and stuff that won&#
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by tiernano 3y ago
There seems to be still a few in Dublin. I remember them being collocated with phone shops, not to be confused with places that let you buy phones, but to make calls. Now they seem to be collocated with tanning salons...
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by tiernano 3y ago
Back in the late 90s, early 2ks, the cable isp in our area started rolling out cable internet and VoIP phones. At the time, the cable internet was more expensive than we could afford, but their digital tv service included 2 phone lines, bot
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by tiernano 3y ago
Wondering could they do the same for Apple Pay. Probably an Unpopular opinion, but I use edge over chrome and safari on my daily drivers (mbp M1 Max, dell xps15) but would like to have Apple Pay work on it. Passwords, not so much... that&#x
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by tiernano 3y ago
Waze has it, but not though CarPlay... and its not automated...
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by tiernano 3y ago
Thats what Waze does, but not so automagically...
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by tiernano 3y ago
On a different but similar idea, I had the idea of using dashcam footage to read petrol station (gas stations for you lot over the pond) signs and get info about pricing for fuel. You could reduce the amount of processing required by only l
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by tiernano 3y ago
Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes down a highway. https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/20jlv3/n...
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Bill Nye, the Microsoft C 6 guy(virtuallyfun.com)
2 points by tiernano 3y ago|0 comments
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Who’s Behind the DomainNetworks Snail Mail Scam?(krebsonsecurity.com)
11 points by tiernano 3y ago|0 comments
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by tiernano 3y ago
meh...
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by tiernano 3y ago
I have heard these are 100k each... anyone know if that's correct? Guessing that's list, and no one pays list, but still...
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by tiernano 3y ago
on a slightly related note, Argos pulled out of the Irish market on 24th June 2023. I think a mix of Brexit and competition from Amazon and other online retailers was the final nail in the coffin. It could never compete on price, but did ha
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by tiernano 3y ago
Even in f1, if the tyre changes, you could figure out the info based on ids and make a guess to which team you were reading the info from. Stuff like temps and pressures would be handy to know about from your competitors...
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by tiernano 3y ago
i got to say, i am impressed with live voicemail. I installed the BETA on day 1 (stupid idea, really, but, YOLO!) and the first time i tried it, it was very cool. One "issue" i have is you cant see anything after the fact... Or at
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Proxmox Virtual Environment 8.0 with Debian 12 “Bookworm” released(proxmox.com)
33 points by tiernano 3y ago|1 comments
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SSD missing from SAP datacenter turns up on eBay sparking security investigation(theregister.com)
3 points by tiernano 3y ago|0 comments
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by tiernano 3y ago
> Paying Red Hat customers will still have access to the proper RHEL sources via the Red Hat Customer Portal. wonder does this include customers in the Dev Program. I got access to RHEL though https://developers.redhat.com&#x2

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