un1xl0ser

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by un1xl0ser 3mo ago
People are to get rich, startups cut corners. Fuck it ship it.
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by un1xl0ser 6mo ago
I left a career of 20 years, and good pay, and part of it is AI being slammed down your throat. It is not work, which may be iteresting, on doing your own AI, its just enforcing that you are an end-user of it. Fuck that, I am AI vegan at
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by un1xl0ser 11mo ago
Hemp is classified as below .3% THC (compared to old-school weed strains at 15% and modern levels at mid 30%s). Hemp is male and female, and trash in potency, but THC and other products derived from it are fair game in some jurisdictions, o
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by un1xl0ser 3y ago
That's not a sign of a good internship program. I've always put a great deal of time coming up with projects that are suitable for the intern, and they always have to be tailored to the individual skill-set after the process. At t
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by un1xl0ser 3y ago
You may actually be hourly and not salaried. That said, it's not uncommon to be forced to log when you work, especially when there are PTO and things like that involved and that need to be accounted for. Are you paid for the hours you
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by un1xl0ser 3y ago
I love to work from the office, I prefer it. I hate working from my desk at home, next to my bed. We have two desks in the bedroom. I'm in MGMT. Today I'm working from home as I can't afford the commute time, last week was pr
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by un1xl0ser 3y ago
The thing that I keep coming back to, is that if a company is taking an action, it should be about reducing friction to go to and making the office space a better place to work. If the company is taking an action that makes it less likely f
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by un1xl0ser 3y ago
The main reason to know vi inside and out as a Unix administrator has to do with it being the lowest common denominator on Unix and Linux systems. As a *nix tech I could get a call to work on a QNX system, HP-UX system, SGI Altix supercompu
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by un1xl0ser 3y ago
I can see this in progress. Needs windows, but we also need more residential, so happy to see it. https://nypost.com/2023/04/24/longtime-nyc-home-of-the-daily...
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by un1xl0ser 11y ago
I completely agree. While theoretically possible to do given full packet captures, it does not scale. IDS/IPS systems are not in a place to operate at this level and keep this much state. It's more likely that it would be detected
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by un1xl0ser 11y ago
Or they crack or compromise the keys that they need on a per operation bases. Even assuming ubiquitous SSL (or something more decentralized), the keys of a few advertising or web analytics sites would get a lot of coverage. Creative use of
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by un1xl0ser 11y ago
I switched from OpenWRT to pfsense a while back and I am never going back. It runs great in a virtual machine, if that's your thing and you already have a need for VMs.
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by un1xl0ser 11y ago
I think that he means per month in electricity costs. ;)
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by un1xl0ser 12y ago
I think it may be more scary for code that allows arbitrary execution using command-line arguments. Commands like find or xargs using without defense against this would be a problem. For example, site that does something precious with your
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by un1xl0ser 12y ago
$ diff -u /tmp/a /tmp/b --- /tmp/a 2015-03-24 08:33:00.021919797 -0400 +++ /tmp/b 2015-03-24 08:33:05.629963015 -0400 @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ #!/usr/bin/env bash set -e i=0
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by un1xl0ser 12y ago
From the same page:"rking's personal recommendation is to go ahead and use set -e, but beware of possible gotchas. It has useful semantics, so to exclude it from the toolbox is to give into FUD." You can use set -e, and turn
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by un1xl0ser 12y ago
Those are medallion numbers or TLC license numbers, but not drivers license numbers. They can't be used for identity theft.
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by un1xl0ser 12y ago
Can you please provide your definition of intelligence? I would argue that theoretically , a government (or other entity) could use intelligence but use it within a set of moral and/or ethical guidelines that uses a system of checks
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by un1xl0ser 12y ago
A weak RNG may create an opportunity for successful cryptanalysis. This can especially be a problems on virtual hardware/platforms that don't have a mechanism for keeping a good random seed, and have predictable hardware events, e
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by un1xl0ser 12y ago
Crypto is not about breaking in, but breaking codes. It is mostly a bunch of maths. http://www.amazon.com/Cryptography-Engineering-Principles-Pr...
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by un1xl0ser 12y ago
One of the articles that was debunking the NK connection mentioned that the language used in NK stems heavily from Russian in a variety of ways. So if they took the use of false to mean lies and falsehoods it would make some kind of sense.
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by un1xl0ser 12y ago
Collision resistance is more interesting when hashes are used in cryptographic protocols and large amounts of data can be captured, seen and analyzed. I can't think of a purpose where a collision of a non-malicious sample with a malici
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by un1xl0ser 13y ago
Linux has good enough binary compatibility. I have seen 32-bit applications built on RHEL 2.1 run on RHEL 5. You need the correct libraries and versions, but that's not a difficult problem to solve. See AppCafe[1] by PC-BSD. You may us
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by un1xl0ser 13y ago
I would expect xargs to stop processing arguments strictly after the first non-flag argument. Arguments to xargs do appear to be parsed, example below: http://explainshell.com/explain?cmd=find+%2F+-type+f+-print0...
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by un1xl0ser 13y ago
Amazing tool for beginners, but also helpful for advanced users. GREAT: find / -type f -print0 |xargs -0 grep heythere I tried some sub-shells, and seemed to not work so well. $() and `` would be nice. ps -fp $(pgrep -d, krb5kdc) ps -f
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by un1xl0ser 13y ago
I like the concept of the random encounter, but it may need to resolve around something. Lets say with Artsy, two people get a random piece of art and look at it and discuss it. It would be nice to relate about a common thing somehow. I don
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by un1xl0ser 13y ago
Images are an possible attack vector, so I would expect some level of processing (and therefore, storage) to be necessary to make this secure. Of course I got an explicit picture, but thankfully the animated gif did not load. Conversation w
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by un1xl0ser 14y ago
I don't care so much about the memory, but this reminds me of how chrome doesn't have a way of vertically showing the tabs. know that firefox when I use it supports that. I saw support for vertical tabs in Chrome that can be turned on, but
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by un1xl0ser 14y ago
Uhm, those comments were not connected in the story, it was wingtips provoking the RUN DMC comment. Baggy jeans and thuggish were connected in the story, which does make some modicum of sense. If anything I would say that the skinny/wingtip
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by un1xl0ser 14y ago
It is quite clear that this was not an inclusive working environment. Some of the comments on their own are not overtly racist, but it is certainly walking thin line. I've had a situation that was sort of similar where a co-worker made a co

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