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by zobzu 12y ago
routers are more expensive and less flexible these days. industry decided that. what you could get for 50usd (and runs linux, reflashable with your own fw) is now around 200usd and does not support open firmwares like openwrt. because you
572.
by zobzu 12y ago
yeah, if aws achieves something close to a monopoly we'll be fucked. And of course this is BOUND to happen. If its not AWS it'll be someone else. But it's inevitable.
573.
by zobzu 12y ago
ppl gotta stop thinking encryption in a db saves you from compromise. Its being very naive or ignorant. It only reduces your exposure to data leak very lightly - in some circumstances, which are generally not even likely (like make a dump a
574.
by zobzu 12y ago
well, it started working :) so 5min id say
575.
by zobzu 12y ago
not sure how fast the db refreshes, i made an account and made a search, then posted some pastebin doc with the terms in it, no results so far
576.
by zobzu 12y ago
quick, deprecate all the things that are open. the wave of openneness that started with the web is being extinguished everywhere. mind you, one could improve XMPP, or come up with an open alternative. But this is no longer the focus. Short
577.
by zobzu 12y ago
I had a bit of a read but I didn't find where it explains (code or doc) how it achieves reproducible builds. It seems like a stricter, huge make-like harness (in fact it reminds me of the mozilla firefox python build system a bit). It&
578.
by zobzu 12y ago
I'd go as far to say that this isnt only a problem in governmental institutions but also in many private companies. Since employment is the key growth factor/number that is regarded (you need money to live), it is vitally importan
579.
by zobzu 12y ago
Or minutes, seconds. Simple example. Bank transfers. Take a few days. People actually are involved to push a freaking button in the US. Takes <1s in reality. Takes <1s in Germany because it's enforced by law that operations like
580.
by zobzu 12y ago
" in 1930, economist John Maynard Keynes predicted that by the end of the century technology would have advanced sufficiently that in countries such as the UK and the US we’d be on 15-hour weeks. “In technological terms, we are quite c
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by zobzu 12y ago
well 15 days, isnt that bad.
582.
by zobzu 12y ago
yes what I meant is that MIG doesn't seem to give root access to the "investigator" through this. Of course the tool has to run as root. GRR/osquery will actually let you run arbitrary code remotely.
583.
by zobzu 12y ago
This is cool. I like this better than GRR and osquery. The code seems cleaner, more portable than osquery, and as powerful as GRR, all this without making terrible security compromises such as "this tool is the key to all my companies
584.
by zobzu 12y ago
yeah there are no perfect trade offs: if you control the application server then you just instruct clients to decrypt/give away their data/encryption key still its more effort and more opportunistic (client needs to actually conne
585.
by zobzu 12y ago
loads fast :)
586.
by zobzu 12y ago
then dont stop renting it... sounds like the buyer should have guaranteed cash cows.. well, bad luck, guaranteed cash cows are NOT fair.
587.
by zobzu 12y ago
I wonder who doesnt have his pay service yet. Id rather use bitcoin.
588.
by zobzu 12y ago
This is great tech. I fear its going to be far from PLA-printers price wise, for a while at least ;)
589.
by zobzu 12y ago
it certainly isnt super attractive for new comers. - rent is very high, and the higher salary won't compensate all that much (salaries didn't move up as fast as the rent) - its crowded, expect queues everywhere, and traffic. Lots
590.
by zobzu 12y ago
Basically rent in big cities is extremely low risk income. It means if you're lucky enough to be born/married the right places and own a few buildings, you do not need to work, nor will ever need, nor will your children ever need.
591.
by zobzu 12y ago
It sounds like you want them dead because it doesn't look nice when you look through your window. They were most likely tenants that have been evicted and couldn't pay, or other similar reasons. Some choose to live homeless, but m
592.
by zobzu 12y ago
it actually sounds fair, doesn't it?
593.
by zobzu 12y ago
That goes both ways. Nobody will pay if its too high (you will pay another slightly cheaper landlord, then) and thus landlord has to lower prices. Thus rent control apts are, in fact, at market rate. Its just that market rate is higher th
594.
by zobzu 12y ago
Some cities actually do stuff like that. You can can anchor large, cheap boats in Paris on the Seine (you pay a rent for that of course,but its much cheaper - closer to a parking spot). Then these boats are made into single apartments. They
595.
by zobzu 12y ago
Rather to compare E2E with Mac GpgTools, I'd try to compare it with https://www.mailvelope.com/ which is a much better comparison since both are addons for browsers. Mailvelope works both on Firefox and Chrome (ironica
596.
by zobzu 12y ago
I cant agree more with the importance of consistency UI in CLI programs. It's unfortunate that newer programs overlook it. I'm glad for the recent changes from the flag package which has also been annoying me previously ;) When
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by zobzu 12y ago
1/vpn is actually easier than ssh, its just that you've probably never used it before 2/fde is nice when you leave the laptop powered off and unattended, which happens generally every night and during travel, obviously doesnt
598.
by zobzu 12y ago
Yeah im really looking forward being able to compile c# to native code and have things working well on Linux. (ie what mono didnt really achieve, but that you can do on windows right now with a recent VS) Even thus I know all the hype is on
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by zobzu 12y ago
In our current society model we don't really have a "choice". Basically, if the budget is put towards "doing things right" there is very little chance the project takes off, its going to be "too much long term&
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by zobzu 12y ago
at least that redistributes some money to the driver i guess, but yes. still better than paying 200 and not caring because you have million, while the other guy pays 200 and is in deep troubles.

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