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   by vxxzy 10y ago

   I use pfSense as a vitual machine to firewall/NAT off my vitual environment. It works great. I am running it on KVM/QEMU and handing off the PCI device to the pfSense VM. Great for managing my environment through VPN. I've al
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   by vxxzy 10y ago

   Imagine you had all the torches lifted up in the air throughout the entire duration of the show. As long as the 'human' stays in place, and as long as you know the uuid of each device; you can make any shape you desire.
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   by vxxzy 10y ago

   To the point (reality) of Arch's amazing docs; I fully agree with the author. I've never experienced a more comprehensive and up-to-date doc regarding a distro. For this reason, I exclusively use Arch for both desktop and laptop.
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   by vxxzy 10y ago

   I've been working remote now for 5 years. All from home (sometimes from a car or a cabin). It takes discipline and limits. In my case - limiting my urges to finish out a project or get a bit further at 2am. It can be a blessing and a c
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   by vxxzy 10y ago

   I have the 2016 model running Arch Linux. The machine is a great piece of engineering. Light as a feather, and feels durable. The carbon fiber body feels great in hand. Performance wise, I have the i7 model 16G RAM and 512GB NVMe SSD. The o
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   by vxxzy 10y ago

   Hey! I actually live in Cumberland! It is as bad as written. Extreme loss of white-collar opportunities. We do have a navy-sea command base where IBM has a data-center. They've had the same jobs advertised for over 2 years now. Very ha
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   by vxxzy 10y ago

   I'd recommend Ubiquiti's UniFi. I installed three total units (one as base, two satellites). The setup spans 15,000sqft across two stories and split building (connected by breezeway). We get full speed on every corner and crevice.
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   by vxxzy 10y ago

   I wonder what they will do with the data (the fingerprint). Will some three-letter-agency have access? (Of course they can demand access).
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   by vxxzy 10y ago

   This exploit seems to have come from the equation group "leak" which supposedly came from the NSA.
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    by vxxzy 10y ago

    How best, or how would one expect the NSA to behave? Where is the balance between offense and defense? On one hand, I can see this exploit needing disclosed to the general public. On the other, I can see this being useful for offensive purp
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    by vxxzy 10y ago

    This is similar to what I do. I run Debian as the host machine and then have guests running on QEMU/KVM. I don't use IOMMU, I simply create a bridge on each physical ethernet. This allows me to add other "router/vm"
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    by vxxzy 10y ago

    For my home setup, I run pfSense on top of QEMU/KVM on an i7 Haswell 1U box with 2 eth ports. I have a bridge for each eth instead of IOMMU. I can max out the 1gbps ethernets without a huge hit. I then have a Mikrotik Gigabit 24 port s
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    by vxxzy 10y ago

    I am sure there is a bit of code out there still calling the method...
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    by vxxzy 10y ago

    They can't beat QuestBlue. Their SMS is Free with the purchase of DID. Great API also. http://www.questblue.com/rates.html
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    by vxxzy 10y ago

    You can run OpenWRT as a virtual router (MetaRouter) on top of Mikrotik. That would allow you to get around the TCP limit. Does anyone have any experience with running OpenWRT as a MetaRouter?
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    by vxxzy 10y ago

    What about user-specific CRON jobs? Does this prevent them from running?
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    by vxxzy 10y ago

    There use to be a project called FreeNX. It basically paired down / compressed the chatty X protocol.
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    by vxxzy 10y ago

    Check out ThinStuff or OpenSource: rdpwrap
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    by vxxzy 10y ago

    From a Sysadmin perspective: data management. It is easier to mange data in one place than in multiple locations. Why has Vitualization become so popular? We have kind of gone full circle at this point.
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    by vxxzy 10y ago

    If you have the right version of Windows, you can enabled RDP access. You can then use Guacamole to connect to the Windows Computer.
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    by vxxzy 10y ago

    Guacamole has support for LDAP Auth.
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    by vxxzy 10y ago

    I've been using Guacamole for 3+ years over many different releases. Support about 20+ users at any given time. It is a "Win" in my book. RDP Performance is decent for regular use. We make extensive use of VNC with it. We spa
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    by vxxzy 11y ago

    This is interesting. Something like this could be used to store configuration data.
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    Show HN: Flat-File Drop-in replacement for MongoDB(github.com)

    2 points by vxxzy 11y ago|0 comments
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    by vxxzy 11y ago

    I'm sure once the price of oil increases their margins will plummet and they will suffer a grim fate.
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    by vxxzy 11y ago

    If you desire to respond, I would relate the topic to her field. She claims to be a photographer. Surely she has a vague idea of copyright law. I would explain that you had developed a piece of Intellectual Property and licensed said proper
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    Settlement reached in 'Happy Birthday' copyright case(latimes.com)

    3 points by vxxzy 11y ago|0 comments
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    by vxxzy 11y ago

    What implications could this have for oil? Isn't oil bought and sold using US Dollars? I've always heard the World "Does Business" in US Dollars. Is this the beginning of the end for the Dollar as an international norm?
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    by vxxzy 11y ago

    Wow. This is news to me. I have been a long time paying customer of Dropbox. This makes me uneasy. Time to start migrating away from it. Does anyone have recommendations on Dropbox Alternatives?
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    by vxxzy 11y ago

    US brought down a Presidential Plane in Search of Snowden. Any sort of bag/crate big enough to fit a person would be opened immediately.