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by xemdetia 7y ago
Yes, the common name and the no SAN was one of those problems. It didn't help that 90% of all tutorials to do a self signed CA only set a CN, and sometimes you had dependent internal systems. How this appears to people who end up servi
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I doubt that, because the number of times they completely ruin chrome as an intranet browser in the last few years with TLS handling, self signed cert handling, and general settings window changing malarkey shows that they are not even cate
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by xemdetia 7y ago
It's the same logic as refusing delivery of a shipped good when it comes to contract law (IANAL). It's expected that when a good arrives, the buyer pays. If the buyer refuses to pay then the good is not 'delivered.' In t
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I do this by using the JIRA search integration with a prefix, and I have one prefix per relevant JIRA instance I have to talk to. 'j PRJ-12345' is what goes in the search bar and I zip right there.
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I've seen some pretty flashy lobbies and interior spaces in Boston (Brigham and Women's) and Providence (Lifespan) where you get the hotel impression. I could not find easy-to-point-at pictures, but there are some littered around
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I've been feeling like this for a while because at least back when chrome first hit it seemed like Mozilla and Google were mostly competing but modestly equal interests. Then Android took off. Then even the fringe browsers became webki
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by xemdetia 7y ago
Oh goody I just hit my first medium.com effective paywall. Can we kill it now and go back to ordinary blog hosting? https://i.imgur.com/Ii3VcfA.png
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by xemdetia 7y ago
CPU utilization is an extremely poor indicator for whether or not your system will feel stuttering or freezing. What makes your system freeze is having more tasks to complete than can be reasonably scheduled in a time frame to as to appear
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by xemdetia 7y ago
If the scooter companies were playing ball, they would have a place to return scooters to that a tow team could bring the offending scooters back to instead of their lot. The alternative of 'dump it on a public sidewalk' is a terr
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by xemdetia 7y ago
Gmail is the #1 culprit for completely locking some of my lesser systems (i5-7200U). I also have the fun thing sometimes where opening a large PDF or Google Doc can take an unreasonable amount of resources from the rest of the system for pr
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by xemdetia 7y ago
Well this is why I point out the community prospects. Most of these new RTS do a really bad job of finding people to play with and especially when you are new and figuring out how to play competitively in a new game you can have extremely h
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I think that this CVE issuance problem is getting worse recently where as in prior years there was just a smaller volume of CVE's being assigned. This VLC issue is the kind of CVE that could have been resolved by looking into it (or be
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by xemdetia 7y ago
Do any of those actually have a competitive scene? I think the thing I have missed most in the recent RTS was the lack of place to bump into people like you used to be able to. It's the same criticism I give to most of the modern FPS w
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by xemdetia 7y ago
Yeah hopefully when FIPS 140-3 finishes we'll start seeing hardware tokens that can do elliptic curves.
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by xemdetia 7y ago
What tutorial/paper/github repo/demo do you think shows the heart of why this is the best thing? I'm just not sure what this does better than some of the other strategies that are out there that are hadoop/HDFS base
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by xemdetia 7y ago
To me there is a reason why twitch is popular and I believe it is exactly this feeling. I remember watching some more dodgy streaming services that just effectively were streamed playlists of shows, but you didn't have any control over
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by xemdetia 7y ago
Did you find where they talked about what configuration options were given to OpenSSL? The benefit and curse of complexity is that OpenSSL can run on everything so what config options are used are very important. I struggle to feel like thi
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by xemdetia 7y ago
Both of these cases are the exact same reasons why I end up finding MySQL to be concerning especially going forward in time. There are just some use cases that in the current MySQL design with regards to locking that I feel like will never
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by xemdetia 7y ago
As long as your application understands https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/internal-locking.htm... then MyISAM may work for you, it just should be relegated to the second tier option especially for
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by xemdetia 7y ago
In my experience it is easier for the people not well versed in RDBMS administration to get MySQL going rather than postgres (this was always one of the adoption advantages). MySQL has also been easier to setup on any kind of server compare
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by xemdetia 7y ago
Yeah part of me wishes there was a better payoff model for this done, but supported software. I scorn subscriptions often because it often warps into products I don't want so they can justify the payment or force a SaaS that is just wa
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by xemdetia 7y ago
No. The way that you structured this whole article is strange. It doesn't feel as you read through that you are talking about the title nor does it feel like each subsection is connected in either way. Generally a reader expects: intro
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by xemdetia 7y ago
Learn You a Haskell for Great Good ends up being a taste thing for me. I didn't really enjoy it and preferred things that stayed in the pure areas of the language longer and tried to demonstrate more abstract math principles using Hask
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by xemdetia 7y ago
This is a weird non-article to me. It sounds more just like a CISO policy with SDLC components to provide reasonable guidelines to use the systems they already use and support. If you had a company hosting all of your source code on a priva
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I agree that a virtual 32 bit distro is probably the only way this makes sense. I can't imagine that a project like wine has any capacity to do all the security updates and dealing with all of multi distro complexities to work around t
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I still don't get this. There have only been a handful of newspapers that seem to have tried anything different than the same model that they used in the 80's and they have done ok, but most of the newspapers I feel like I take a
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by xemdetia 7y ago
Yeah, part of me wonders if this is just more a reaction to the apps market hitting the next plateau and one of the last impulse growth markets being kids apps. Once there is a special category it should create a new breed of app that would
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by xemdetia 7y ago
In that aspect I wouldn't consider it to be a bubble, but just a subsidized product. What I think is silly is that LAN tournaments that used to be a natural extension of other events to reduce overall costs have turned into the same sc
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by xemdetia 7y ago
> Modern games, at least as far as I can tell require you to connect to the IP holders company’s servers and often don’t allow you to pick and choose specifically who you play against which in turn makes it nearly impossible to build lea
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by xemdetia 7y ago
The thing you are looking for is HLTV, which is something that has been around since goldsrc under sv_hltv: https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Console_Command_Lis... I haven't looked at the config/set o

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