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by xyst 2y ago
It’s “only” 7.1K LoC, but my favorite is the “acme.sh” script which is used to issue and renew certs from Lets Encrypt. https://github.com/acmesh-official/acme.sh/blob/master/acme....
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by xyst 2y ago
With current charging times, I wonder if EV companies are considering buying up the surrounding land of their charging stations and subsequently leasing the land. Once EV becomes more mainstream/adopted, people are very likely to stay
873.
by xyst 2y ago
Every uuid dot com except if greater than 2^122 -1 doesn’t have the same ring ;)
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by xyst 2y ago
What a shame. A literal hatchet man
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by xyst 2y ago
Mostly for easier segregation of workloads. Some of the IoT shit that runs on this cluster I segment it off through k8s and network policies. Also most workloads wouldn’t need to use all cores or memory on that machine (one machine has 128G
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by xyst 2y ago
I suppose this is fine for a local machine setup. But, I would rather setup it a handful of VMs in a k8s cluster. Currently, run my own k8s cluster with 20 worker nodes (basically just VMs on a few computers). Able to not only containerize
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by xyst 2y ago
Don’t even need a proper gun. 3D print a ghost gun or the firing mechanism (I forget what it’s called) and suppressor. No traceability.
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by xyst 2y ago
> The suspect is described as using a firearm with a silencer, the person said. https://www.cnbc.com/2024/12/04/unitedhealth-cancels-investo... Crazy, if true. Perpetrator knew many people in the area. Had
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by xyst 2y ago
Very likely. It was very likely planned in advance due today being “investor day”. A person with nothing to lose at this point. “ UnitedHealth Group (NYSE: UNH) will host its annual Investor Conference for analysts and institutional investo
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by xyst 2y ago
Disgruntled employee? Patient died or suffered lifelong disability due to denied claims and delay in care? Bankruptcy due to paying out of pocket medical expenses? all potential suspects that can wrap the world, and more. UNH CEO reaped wha
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by xyst 2y ago
I like the idea but it’s something that must be implemented from the top.
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by xyst 2y ago
We can barely even do “artificial intelligence” correctly. Let alone mapping the human brain to a digital representation. It’s an interesting concept but in order to “preserve” the brain, wouldn’t one have to get their brain dissected layer
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by xyst 2y ago
Way too many gotchas with genAI tools. Slip one of these “David Mayer” esque lines into your candidate assessment tools. Do A/B tests on pass rate and you can probably get a % of how many people use these tools blindly.
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by xyst 2y ago
Pat was at the helm for just a few years and has already been sent to the guillotine. Maybe it isn’t wise that the USA dump billions into private companies that can’t even get their own house in order. I wouldn’t be surprised if the next CE
885.
by xyst 2y ago
Socialism for the rich, capitalism for the poor. Got to love the corporate welfare in this country.
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by xyst 2y ago
so many red flags here > fresh graduate data engineer to the company, they see this as "cheap labor" > hired 6 months ago as a freelance basically, they put you through the ringer without having to pay out benefits > esse
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by xyst 2y ago
On the topic of brain rot, content creators with longer form videos often include a video playing in the background which has no relevancy to the narrated content. The video itself isn’t necessarily brain rot content but rather a side effec
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by xyst 2y ago
Slightly better source: https://www.vice.com/en/article/amazon-strike-black-friday-c...
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by xyst 2y ago
What a great piece of journalism: > (WFXR) – Amazon worker strike expected.
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by xyst 2y ago
> But the second a human steps into my garden and starts approaching the house in the night, all the perimeter floodlights are activated, in-house lights turn on, a fake-yet-loud barking dog MP3 starts playing and I get pushover notifica
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by xyst 2y ago
So an incompetent CA is trusted by an even more incompetent company, Microsoft? Is anybody else surprised at this point?
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Apple Pay T&C Updated (US Entity Split into "Apple Payment Services LLC")(apple.com)
1 points by xyst 2y ago|1 comments
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by xyst 2y ago
Received an e-mail stating T&C updated recently: > We’ve made a few updates to the Apple Pay & Wallet Terms & Conditions. Here’s a summary of the key changes: > > We have simplified our Terms and Conditions for Apple Pa
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by xyst 2y ago
Could be useful, if this was 2000s. These days don’t even need to hack the victim. They proudly give it all up via social media. Talk to a person long enough and they will spill every detail about their life. Routine, job, social life, deep
895.
by xyst 2y ago
this is the type of tool a C-level executive would mandate to be installed on your devices. Instead of “why”, it would send out notifications to a central server with a data pipeline into genAI which can generate reports on productivity. Em
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by xyst 2y ago
And nobody saw this coming with the surge to “cloud”. /s I don’t like AWS but god damn they are good marketers and had some good leadership that actually was ahead of the curve. Instead of min/maxing the quarterly earning calls. C
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by xyst 2y ago
Another 60,000 devices ripe for malicious entities to use in their botnet.
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by xyst 2y ago
I can’t even login to my old account. Password reset is timing out yet still receive password reset e-mail. Password reset link broken, with 500 status code.
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by xyst 2y ago
Recurring pattern I notice is outages tend to occur the week of major holidays in US. - MS 365/Teams/Exchange had a blip in the morning - Fly.io with complete outage - then a handful of sites and services impacted due to those out
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by xyst 2y ago
Software has been gaslighting generations of people around the world. Side note: not a bad way to skirt surveillance though. A name like “stępień” will without a doubt have many ambiguous spellings across different intelligence gathering sy

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