tryauuum

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by tryauuum 2y ago
in my (limited) experience this only happened with GIGABYTE servers very weird behavior, I'd prefer my servers to crash instead of lowering frequency to 400MHz.
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by tryauuum 2y ago
don't you unlock it with a free account?
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by tryauuum 2y ago
Thanks, will use the name from now on
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by tryauuum 2y ago
hm, create a law which gives government emergency powers to delete apps / ban ip networks in case of a war --- now that I think about it more banning foreign websites is the perfect way to brain wash 1. ban all foreign websites, becaus
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by tryauuum 2y ago
The problem is that it's the government who decides who the enemies are when silencing "the words of enemies"
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by tryauuum 2y ago
that was in Tbilisi
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by tryauuum 2y ago
"obviously?" I've seen Georgia in US embargo list, although it's hard to comprehend what's actually embargoed https://www.bis.gov/ear/title-15/subtitle-b/chapter-vii/subc...
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by tryauuum 2y ago
fuck canva, I remember visiting it from Georgia and being greeted a non-working page and a banner shaming me for the war in Ukraine I know there's probably some US sanctions list somewhere which the company had to adhere to. But experi
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by tryauuum 2y ago
I still feel kind of disenchanted about technology. A founder who punishes and fires employees who delete and modify comments can create a decent website faster and easier. Without any cryptograpghy. And, since the website also has a reputa
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by tryauuum 2y ago
you don't need any keys for trust, you can imagine a centralized system and "trust" can be expessed as "adding person to your friends list". Then you the social network recommends you posts of the friends of your fr
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by tryauuum 2y ago
some extra knowldedge from my colleagues - apparently china owns some cables in baltic sea, see the CITIC company - one of their cables was also cut during recent events
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by tryauuum 2y ago
Hm, for me the definition of the walled garden is "you have to have an account to see any discussions"
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by tryauuum 2y ago
What's illegal in hosting a website anonymously? I don't even have to provide my personal info to register a domain name, I can run it on an IP-address
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by tryauuum 2y ago
and I don't want government to decide what is "good impact on society" when regulating websites. This is how you get roskomnadzor
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by tryauuum 2y ago
I have same thoughts. the only form of kubernetes I would be willing to try is the one with kata-containers for having all the security of virual machines.
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by tryauuum 2y ago
Related to image format, has anyone tried to use alternative image formats? There was a differnt format / filesystem for containers to leverage deduplication between different images (so the node won't need to fetch yet another co
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by tryauuum 2y ago
I always wondered about the bush legs were there given to Russia for free? Or were they sold to Russia for cheap? Are there any documents about the numbers online?
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by tryauuum 2y ago
can it even be considered a firewall if it's running in an "audit only mode"?
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by tryauuum 2y ago
western people had plenty of time to stop buying russian oil after the Crimea was stolen in 2014, but alas, they wanted to sponsor russian military and police so badly
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by tryauuum 2y ago
what next? removing all developers who have ever visited russia (because they have probably been told they would be tortured unless they put a backdoor)? removing all developers that have family ties to china? removing anyone who hasn'
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by tryauuum 2y ago
I do like concatenating files with cat, and if a file has its final line not ending in newline symbol the result is ugly. I know it's just me but my worldview is that the world would be better if all editors had "insert final newl
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by tryauuum 2y ago
maybe because the issue is not about apple's dns records, so the vulnerability is in scope. One could argue the issue is in zendesk's feature of adding people with an email.
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by tryauuum 2y ago
Not in disguise, there's a setting in BIOS, if you set NPS4 + L3 cache as NUMA domain then each CCD will be visible from OS as a separate NUMA node
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by tryauuum 2y ago
I wonder how redirects from support@company.com to zendesk work? if it's via MX records pointing to zendesk that it's zendesk's fault for not checking DMARC If it's another type of redirect then yes, you can blame custom
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by tryauuum 2y ago
if someone's reading this thread: yes, apple does have dmarc / spf $ dig id.apple.com TXT +short "v=spf1 include:_spf-txn.apple.com include:_spf-mkt.apple.com include:_spf.apple.com include:icloud.com ~all"
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by tryauuum 2y ago
I'm not sure (maybe it's the case only with email auth, not oauth). But there's a setting on slack to not automatically allow people with your company email address. So the tools are there to stop the attack
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by tryauuum 2y ago
it's an acknowledgment of previous (pre-2022) invasions of Ukraine territory
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by tryauuum 2y ago
"web scale"?
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by tryauuum 2y ago
I don't know what you are taking about. Would running a browser in an isolated xen VM work? like in QubesOS
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by tryauuum 2y ago
I wanted to comment that any country has something about freedom of speech in their constitution, the problem is usually that the government doesn't respect its own law. But when I went to compare american and russian constitutions and

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