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by zepolen 10y ago
I live in a hot place and I work outside.
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by zepolen 10y ago
Forgot to mention, I already cleaned it out, it had some dust, temp fell maybe a few degrees.
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by zepolen 10y ago
For sure the graphics runs way too hot, but it will overheat even when running on integrated graphics.
664.
by zepolen 10y ago
Did the first already, linux would be the way to go, have you used those yourself?
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by zepolen 10y ago
about 25-30 degrees celcius
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Ask HN: Laptop that doesn't suck
59 points by zepolen 10y ago|71 comments
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by zepolen 10y ago
Tell me your domain, I'll tell you your origin in 5 seconds.
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by zepolen 10y ago
You are missing semicolons in there.
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by zepolen 10y ago
Modal can be used with checkbox - and it's sweet: https://codepen.io/Idered/pen/vytkH
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by zepolen 10y ago
Here's the thing, anyone who knows SQL will find the second one readable, and only Ruby programmers who have used ActiveRecord will know how the first one does.
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by zepolen 10y ago
The rationale is also BS unless "trust" costs just 1-2euro.
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RhodeCode Goes Open Source(rhodecode.com)
11 points by zepolen 10y ago|10 comments
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by zepolen 10y ago
This is why you should always use different passwords everywhere. Hashed passwords from old breaches will be useless vs tomorrows hardware.
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by zepolen 11y ago
Sounds like you should be automating more stuff, there is little reason compiling something like nginx should cause technical debt. Especially since nginx versions in stable distros are usually really old versions, and when it comes to secu
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by zepolen 11y ago
I think you should be asking them what they are doing.
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by zepolen 11y ago
You can't fix fundamentally flawed systems.
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by zepolen 11y ago
Send me an email, my username at gmail.
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by zepolen 11y ago
I found a better analogy to be a fire. Think of products/startups as fires, they start small, can't use large logs straight away, need constant attention, you could use a lot of petrol (financing) to get it started faster, but it
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by zepolen 11y ago
That doesn't take into account the actual in game decisions which are infinite.
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by zepolen 11y ago
I've been using https://github.com/jaredks/rumps for this sort of thing.
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by zepolen 11y ago
I think making publications anonymous when initially published and add names later would work.
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by zepolen 11y ago
You can't charge money on each and every site, it makes no sense for eg. a blog and even if it did - transaction fees would make it infeasible. A blog still costs money to run/host, it has to get paid somehow. Ads are basically a
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by zepolen 11y ago
Thought about how cool it would be to use machine learning to generate machine learning algorithms and how that could be the basis of artificial "life". Maybe start with a minimal implementation 'bootstrap protozoa' that
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by zepolen 11y ago
Server stopped working after doing this: /cgi-bin/wiki?../../../srv/www/cgi-bin/wiki\0txt.e
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by zepolen 11y ago
well you're missing a </xmp> to get it working
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by zepolen 11y ago
http://home.ronsor.gq:12321/pub/ohshitwhoputthishere.txt seems that cgi-bin is also writable, can't make the file executable though http://home.ronsor.gq:12321/cgi-bin/ohshit.txt
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by zepolen 11y ago
Good point.
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by zepolen 11y ago
For interservice calls a firewall is much more secure than any auth system, way less vectors of attack. Encrypted transport on public networks should be a given anyway, although if you have a private network then that is unnecessary also. T
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by zepolen 11y ago
This shows a few of the drawbacks of microservices one of which is memory. This project used about 15mb per python instance = 60mb total when the entire stack is launched. Once you load a few largish python libraries like sqlalchemy you can
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by zepolen 11y ago
You wouldn't want authorization for internal interservice calls, way too much overhead and a firewall is more secure.

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