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1411.
by tonymet 2y ago
Same could be said about mining and the detection works
1412.
by tonymet 2y ago
All countermeasures have loss
1413.
by tonymet 2y ago
My boomeritis flares up when I hear someone trying to sell me on 10x-ing instructions . I think we need a new unit of inefficiency called Matrioschkas . The Swedes call this Torta-på-Torta or a cake in a cake (in a cake..)
1414.
by tonymet 2y ago
The US worked with all printer manufacturers to add watermarking. In theory they could work with fabs or service providers to embed instruction detection, , similar to how hosting providers do mining instruction detection.
1415.
by tonymet 2y ago
Cares act, The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, HR 808, DOD Budget, VA , HR. 815, HR 8035, HR 2617, USFS budget, USAID, IRS, US Treasury, FEMA, HUD, Dept of Education, Pell Grants Generally any budget or appropriations bill is 85% fo
1416.
by tonymet 2y ago
it's important to review the budget, but each line item does not often describe where the spending when. For a given bill or appropriation, much of the appropriation goes to other functions or destinations. The issue with "facts&
1417.
by tonymet 2y ago
Auto industry is an impossible game. Policy makers are forcing them to run concurrent production lines (ICE & electric) , absurdly complex product development, and consumers don't yet want electric vehicles. You can see this in ca
1418.
by tonymet 2y ago
nissan has inventory, factories, dealers , sales channels, financing , inventory, partner relationships. Companies are so much more than the consumer experience.
1419.
by tonymet 2y ago
that's a good example and a much more reasonable price. even a graduated scale would be nice. GCP Pricing 4-5 alerts > 1 mo spot instance cost
1420.
by tonymet 2y ago
it's still expensive > 1000 alert conditions is common.
1421.
by tonymet 2y ago
people casually say "set up an alert on xyz domain" . "alert" has both connotations.
1422.
Google Cloud will start charging $1.50 / alert(cloud.google.com)
13 points by tonymet 2y ago|8 comments
1423.
by tonymet 2y ago
Pricing is hard and these resources do cost money. Some cloud resources have sensible costs like vcpu, storage, data transfer. Other resource pricing like this one are a bit more clumsy. The question is, how do you think GCP should charge
1424.
by tonymet 2y ago
I can't possibly explain it any better than "I'm curious, and at hackernews we are here to discuss & understand how things work"
1425.
by tonymet 2y ago
accounted for economic activity
1426.
by tonymet 2y ago
Washingtonians are from Washington .
1427.
by tonymet 2y ago
Washingtonians prefer we use Washington for the state and DC for the Federal District of Columbia.
1428.
by tonymet 2y ago
So many points of interest have been renamed in the past 20 years. I'm expecting the same level of endorsement for those renamings to carry over to this one.
1429.
GPT-4 writes better edit summaries than human Wikipedians(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by tonymet 2y ago|0 comments
1430.
by tonymet 2y ago
High quality doesn't mean more time. It's a mistake to think that quality is extra work that is done after the functionality is completed. If built properly from the beginning, fewer resources will be needed, including developer t
1431.
by tonymet 2y ago
I’m merely curious.
1432.
by tonymet 2y ago
I agree. I use SetAlias ss Select-String or gm / Get-Member but you’re right the language is too verbose. Auto complete is quite good though.
1433.
by tonymet 2y ago
it deserves more advocacy
1434.
by tonymet 2y ago
Isn’t this the forum for the technically curious? So yes, it matters.
1435.
by tonymet 2y ago
Check out powershell
1436.
by tonymet 2y ago
Is this a bot?
1437.
by tonymet 2y ago
I encourage users to log context switches and then find tools to address the context switch. Try to stay in your terminal whenever possible . For documentation context switches (e.g. stackexchange/googling) : install tldr, fabric , dev
1438.
by tonymet 2y ago
That’s true. And in most other posts, the HN community is predominantly supportive of cyber criminals redeeming themselves as security experts. It’s informative that this case receives the opposite reception.
1439.
by tonymet 2y ago
Almost all the top tier infosec professionals had a grey-hat history. The successful ones are not likely cringe posting on LinkedIn so you wouldn’t have any idea of the successes, only the failures. Of course we all want to say : see, obed
1440.
by tonymet 2y ago
Vibes. Mac culture in the 90s was reactionary and distinct from PC culture. Remember the “I’m a Mac – I’m a PC “ commercials? Those were downstream of the Mac user culture.

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