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by xmodem 4y ago
is it not possible to re-configure the machine to match the market it's going to?
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by xmodem 4y ago
This is pretty cool, but does potentially open any of these services not just to the browser but to any malware running on your clients. Probably not a huge deal in most cases but something to keep in mind.
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by xmodem 4y ago
How else could they let the end user know what's going on? Due to pinning, it's either present a phony certificate, or completely fail the connection and give the user no indicationo why. Of course, accepting the phony certificate
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by xmodem 4y ago
Of course, that's totally understandable - I recently root caused an incident to "AWS likely changed how this component behaves at some point in a particular 2 month timespan." But I think there's a lot more to be learne
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by xmodem 4y ago
I know we normally never hear about this stuff from game compaies at all, but it would be nice to have a little bit more detail. > Finally, it was identified that there had been some updates behind the scenes to the servers we use to re
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by xmodem 4y ago
I'm paying for a Netflix account that's shared between 4 of my friends. If they crack down on account sharing, I certainly won't continue subscribing and I doubt my friends would either.
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by xmodem 5y ago
I've not had a problem with this with <LEGACY DEDICATED SERVER PROVIDER>.
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by xmodem 5y ago
Presumably to promote wakefulness, not for its benefits for ADHD.
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by xmodem 5y ago
The java ecosystem has a frustrating habbit of solving problems with java's lack of expressiveness with layers of expression and templating languages, and has had some nasty RCE's as a result. (see: OGNL, freemarker) I don't
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by xmodem 5y ago
I've been on the other side of something similar to this. At a previous role, a security researcher was falsely claiming we had a backdoor. We considered litigation, but ultimately decided not to for a variety of reasons, but a major o
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by xmodem 5y ago
Yes - drivers, and the NUC is a consistent target that's readily available almost anywhere in the world.
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by xmodem 5y ago
Hetzner
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by xmodem 5y ago
This looks like a particularly egregious case of the toxic influence of VC money. Whey build a sustainable platform from day one when you can use the free money tap to attempt hypergrowth. Unfortunately, eventually it runs dry, and you have
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by xmodem 5y ago
Derbauer pointed out that, for Intel's 12 series, that the e-cores dominate the p-cores not just in performance per watt, but also performance-per-die-area. I haven't run the numbers for the M1, but I'd be shocked if it wasn
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by xmodem 5y ago
We used to use terraform to invite people to our github org, along with a file in a repo to map company emails to github usernames. When a new starter joins, their manager submits a PR to add their username. It was a huge mess - it would fa
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by xmodem 5y ago
Can I add a category for your wall of shame? Services that couple language and location, so that even though they have done the work of having an English localization, it's not available in my location. Financial services and airlines
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by xmodem 5y ago
Do you happen to know if tin whiskers have anything to do with passing current? (in other words, will a device that's in constant use develop them faster than a physically identical device that's switched off and in storage)
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by xmodem 5y ago
The boiling point of water is 100 °C, and yet my shower seems to produce an awful lot of steam despite not being anywhere close to that.
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by xmodem 5y ago
On iOS, you get a system-level modal promopt that confirms what domain you're going to, and the domain should be in the title bar of the web view. It's not totally foolproof, of course, an app could bundle its own HTML engine or f
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by xmodem 5y ago
You need to register an event handler with `Runtime.getRuntime().addShutdownHook()`.
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by xmodem 5y ago
This has to be one of the dumbest arguments i've ever seen on this hellsite. Firstly, a circuit breaker does nothing but protect the wiring in your house. A faulty lightswitch can still throw sparks and start a fire as long as it never
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by xmodem 5y ago
That sounds, in theory, like a pretty cool use for ZKP. However, I'm skeptical how you fulfil the other requirements that vaccine QR codes generally have without also providing a workaround for tracking. For instance, most vaccine QR c
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by xmodem 5y ago
also not actively maintained sadly.
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by xmodem 5y ago
It's not just laptops that have switchable graphics - I have a desktop with a GPU but I use graphics output on the motherboard.
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by xmodem 5y ago
It very quickly becomes an unmaintainable mess once the service grows past a certain size.
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by xmodem 5y ago
My company chose exactly this design for several of our microservices. It is now almost universally considered to have been a mistake.
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by xmodem 5y ago
Most CI systems will have some way of assigning builds to groups of agents. But it would in some cases be useful to grant different privileges to different containers running on the same agent, which is what I understood OP to have.
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by xmodem 5y ago
Could you elaborate a bit more how you get the containers into their own IAM roles?
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by xmodem 5y ago
> makes sense if your threat model includes people pushing malicious code to CI, but aren't you more or less done for at that point anyway? If "legitimate" code can do a certain thing, then malicious code can do too. The a
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by xmodem 5y ago
The language will be coached in terms of "protecting our rights and property"

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