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wila
11y ago
You cannot run windows 10 upgrade on a bootcamp machine that you also use as a VM for the moment. What has been reported to work is to buy Windows 10 license and then you can use the machine on bootcamp as well as via VM. More details here:
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wila
11y ago
> I'll bet everything in my pocket and as we don't know what is in your pocket, the bet is off. :)
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OpenSSH keyboard-interactive authentication brute force vulnerability
(kingcope.wordpress.com)
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11y ago
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wila
11y ago
Interesting, thanks for that. Here's a quick translation (I tried to do it correctly, but didn't want to spent too much time on it) Utrecht starts experiment with basic income. 16-06-2015 • 10:15 Everhardt2 After the summer holida
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wila
11y ago
You might want to start with filling out your Hacker News profile if you actually are searching for remote work. Part of finding that kind of work is to do with marketing ;)
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wila
11y ago
There's quite a few more countries that are in the exact same time zone. Language should not be a problem for most in the Benelux either as pretty much everyone under 50 has intermediate to good English language skills.
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NTP's Fate Hinges on 'Father Time'
(informationweek.com)
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12y ago
Related URLs that spilled on the internet before official publish. VMware "Cloud Native" Product manager blog post about cloudnative platform [1] Photon github page [2] Photon iso image [3] Lightware github page [4] [1] http:
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Cloud-Native Apps: Making the Developer a First-Class User of the Datacenter
(blogs.vmware.com)
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12y ago
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The SLA Is a Lie
(linkedin.com)
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Police crack down over Bt10-bn 'pyramid scam'
(nationmultimedia.com)
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wila
12y ago
Was already posted an hour earlier. See here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9376391
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Finding bugs in SQLite, the easy way
(lcamtuf.blogspot.com)
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12y ago
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wila
12y ago
Cool. There's never enough of these type of tools. An alternative of this site which I have used in the past is: http://www.webpagetest.org/
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wila
12y ago
Thanks, that's interesting indeed. edit: Would love to see more technical details on microcode as there doesn't appear to be too much available. Of course I might be looking at the wrong places.
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wila
12y ago
I should have also added a link to this pdf [1] "Security analysis of x86 Processor microcode" which uses the microcode parser. [1] https://www.dcddcc.com/pubs/paper_microcode.pdf
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Microcode parser for AMD, Intel, and VIA processors
(github.com)
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12y ago
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The Canonical List of Hypervisors That Suck
(lonesysadmin.net)
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12y ago
While I have visited the USA several times I can not comment on US law. I have lived several years in Thailand and can guarantee that illegal action by intent like working without a work permit is enforcable. You are trying to apply a Weste
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wila
12y ago
> could claim to be open-source work Sounds reasonable , but it doesn't work that way. Work for free or charity work still counts as work and is no less illegal. See also: http://www.thaivisa.com/462-0.html (the ar
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12y ago
This is not about how hard it is for Thai immigration officers to prove you are working without a permit. I was just pointing out that it is illegal. Making it hard to prove doesn't make it OK. You really would not want to end up in a
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wila
12y ago
> Actually Thai people can do exactly the same. Not really. Thai people do not easily get a tourist visa for visiting Europe. There's a whole bunch of constraints to keep them out.
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12y ago
It's OK to work while on holidays. Eg. you can check your email and do a bit of work to keep things going at home, it's not legal, but it is understood to happen and you'll be fine. Full time work however is NOT allowed witho
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12y ago
Not really the first time. Windows Server Core has existed since Windows Server 2008 [1]. Sounds like they stripped some more parts like MSI and 32 bits support. [1] https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd18407
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Anonabox Analysis
(reclaim-your-privacy.com)
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12y ago
Nah, US sized cars are being driven down here in the Netherlands and it is not a problem at all.
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12y ago
Getting: Error establishing a database connection Article is already in web.archive.org: http://web.archive.org/web/20150320100539/http://www.linuxvo...
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wila
12y ago
It's a commercial business, they are afraid of loosing sales. The statement made is pretty much a text book declaration of damage control. Personally I'm not buying their claims, but only they can proof it happened and they never
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wila
12y ago
Had the same experience on updating to Mavericks. Ended up having to replace the logic board while abroad and didn't want to update to Mavericks for a long time (although I recently did) There might be something related to the update
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12y ago
The compiler doesn't care much how your structure element is named. The naming scheme is for the benefit of the developer. Once the program is compiled the variable is referenced by memory address, not variable name. Sorting them by na
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