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by y4mi 7y ago
for a realistic approach to the superhero genre you might want to check out the amazon original series The Boys obnoxious narcissists making the world worse, one deed at a time.
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by y4mi 7y ago
Did you guys read the same blog post I did? It sounded to me like they weren't able to get enough revenue going for their work, and are basically throwing in the towel. To me, it sounded as if they're hoping that their audience in
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by y4mi 7y ago
The ER-8-XG router would be able to handle that easily... and it costs only $1800! https://www.ui.com/edgemax/comparison/
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by y4mi 7y ago
I just switched to gigabit. Not even my 200€ router (ubiquity ER-4) would be able to handle 10. Though that's a nice problem to have
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by y4mi 7y ago
UK uses Euros? TIL!
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by y4mi 7y ago
Phoenix (elixir) does exactly what you seem to want. (Easily defining rest APIs from object definitions, automagically establishing sockets for extremely easy communication between backed and frontend, and even things like Phoenix live view
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by y4mi 7y ago
you do realize that the bystander effect hasnt actually been observed in reality, right? i mean, just look and the examples in the article. every single one had people reporting it. and the fiasco that started that conjecture was `Kitty Gen
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by y4mi 7y ago
Piping through tee doesn't trigger the sever side detection (it doesn't stop to read every few ms) and using the x flag isn't inherited, so it's gone as soon as subshells are invoked, which is pretty normal for an instal
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by y4mi 7y ago
took me 3 seconds... but i was trained by living through that era. nowadays people will probably miss the download link by mistaking it with some advertisements or something similar. they look just like it nowadays... though back then, the
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by y4mi 7y ago
different attack vector. by detecting the usage of `curl | bash` you can serve a different script only when someone does it, so someone doing `curl -O /tmp/some_script.sh` to audit the script wont see the harmful code. It opens
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by y4mi 7y ago
hmm, it does look like they did though. looking at @mtgx's history, almost all comments have been flagged and downvoted until they're [dead]
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We need this information to correctly gauge the interest on different kinds of foods we should keep available to purchase in the cafeteria. It's also helpful as we can notify you early if you have some undiagnosed medical issue. You co
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Not necessarily, because the amount of money the health industries get in every other country is tiny compared to the USA
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by y4mi 7y ago
I was specifically talking about farmers taking donations to stop using chemical pesticides and similar. Having a department sponsored by tax money could scale, if the lawmakers deem it necessary to increase their budget. It's a very d
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by y4mi 7y ago
That approach sadly doesn't scale, however. Especially going forward. Wages in non tech industries have already stagnated for years and inflation continues to rise. Give it another ten to twenty years and there won't be enough mon
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by y4mi 7y ago
It can be end to end and Encrypted and still have a backdoor. I.e keeping a continuous web client active which the user isn't notified about
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by y4mi 7y ago
Liquibase is open source. You only get support and templates by paying for it.
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by y4mi 7y ago
And yet all your local retailers are closing down while Amazon gets bigger every year. It applies basically everywhere. while you're correct that its easy to get started on Amazon, it's just as easy to get marginalized there. The
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by y4mi 7y ago
No, it does not. everyone is just following the most popular producers and the rest are basically irrelevant. Just look at the follower counts and how it drops off on any of the popular sites such as YouTube, twitch, patreon etc We got more
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by y4mi 7y ago
While I think what you want is understandable - it's also extremely dangerous. You'd no longer be absolutely certain you're executing the same migration in production as on the testing environments. That's exactly why I
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by y4mi 7y ago
No, it's not. As a previous comment had pointed out before as well: You wait for handshakes, fake a deauth packet of the handshaking client, spoof an access point with the same SID and wait for the deauth'd client to try a reconne
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by y4mi 7y ago
It is with the strategy used by this device. You don't need to bruteforce the password if another device tells you what it is. Read the article if you don't believe it.
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by y4mi 7y ago
Use enterprise authentication with PKI instead of PSK (you'll have to give each device a certificate) Everything else is trivial to compromise if a sufficiently motivated person wants to access it.
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by y4mi 7y ago
It's impossible to be completely apolitical. Take your own example - blizzard - and tell me how they could stay moral without taking a political stance.
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by y4mi 7y ago
That sounds like a great idea but quickly gets you into very murky Waters, especially wrt China. If the government in question doesn't try to be just, you'll end up assisting murder and silencing the voices of the oppressed. Somet
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by y4mi 7y ago
Why are people flagging this? I vouched. please voice your issues if there is something wrong with this, as it seems correct and likely plays a role here as well (new CEO might still not be onboarded yet etc)
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by y4mi 7y ago
You should show him how how to use 'black' and maybe install pycodestyle. Function names with a starting capital letter shouldn't be done in python. And Camelcase is frowned upon as well. And if you want to make his life easi
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by y4mi 7y ago
Only if they choose to do so by selling their investment if I understood the previous comment correctly.
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by y4mi 7y ago
> One of the heavily marketed advantages of using micro-services is the ability for individual sub-systems to scale independently of one another, which is obviously a cost optimization that matters once you reach a certain scale, but is
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by y4mi 7y ago
Microservices are for scaling development teams. They're not inherently better to maintain. You just can't reliably work on one artifact with dozens of people without creating a lot of complexity, this is why microservice architec

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