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by zxcmx 7y ago
Using a similar pattern (tickets I guess) doesn’t mean you’re reinventing something. You might equally say we’re reinventing “authenticated sessions”. More in common with jwt cookies tbh. We don’t want to run krb infrastructure so we don’t
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by zxcmx 7y ago
As an aside, if you want revocable, non expiring user creds you would be better served by bearer tokens.
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by zxcmx 7y ago
It’s a mental shift similar to using iam assume role sessions rather than static keys with perms right on em. Powerful creds should be limited in lifespan and machine issued to users in a transaction that involves mfa. We built our own but
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by zxcmx 7y ago
If you issue user certs, it is best to do it from software and have them live for 8h max. Also recommended: keep api behind a jumpbox.
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by zxcmx 7y ago
Good idea, yes, it is possible with some digging, just frustrating to dig through a layer of meta-trash.
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by zxcmx 7y ago
Right but they tend to phone it in! 9/10 if you pick a review site off google, they never looked at the product. I can’t say how many times I’ve been looking at product comparison sites where it’s clear the content is written by a farm
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by zxcmx 7y ago
Not even “not curious”, but often just “not curious about that thing, right now”. Heck, most people understand very little about the myriad of everyday systems that keep them alive. Forget engines, computers or say, type theory. Most litera
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by zxcmx 7y ago
The reality is that police mostly catch “wanted” criminals during traffic stops or at their homes, or at the homes of known associates. Or when they get arrested for other crimes. People have a way of turning up. How would this face camera
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by zxcmx 7y ago
The article makes the point that first world gen-z’s and millenials are less satisfied than those in the developing world.
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by zxcmx 7y ago
Or it’s really a gift shop. Stuff that you wouldn’t buy for yourself but is kind of nice / high end looking and uncommon enough that your giftee probably doesn’t have it already. Stores like these are great for buying small gifts for p
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by zxcmx 7y ago
Yeah I think this is fair and also, maybe go is close enough to right that you could paper your way to something not awful without too much cognitive overhead.
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by zxcmx 7y ago
Oh jeez I’m reminded of ACE and TAO and all that stuff in C++, which in theory was a great idea and should have resulted in easy, efficient servers but always seemed to footgun any projects I saw that used it. Part of the problem was heav
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by zxcmx 7y ago
PsExec will also most likely freak out your security operations team if it’s not part of your expected workflow (well, and if you have a decent SIEM, and it’s actually monitored...)
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by zxcmx 7y ago
Is there an ethical problem with the idea of sperm banks?
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by zxcmx 7y ago
So g represents growth of the entire economy , not worker income or some such thing. Note that if Piketty’s hypothesis is true then the conclusion (return on capital will capture more and more of the economy) is more or less tautological.
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by zxcmx 7y ago
And maybe only put $25,000 down....
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by zxcmx 7y ago
I don’t know if it’s “our culture”, it’s part of it but personality also comes into play. If you spend time and effort doing something for someone and expect nothing in return it’s only natural that many people will feel uncomfortable unles
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by zxcmx 8y ago
With you on the bananas but I’ve had to put darkeners on all the superbright LEDs in the house :/ Not the fault of the LEDs themselves I guess.
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by zxcmx 8y ago
Given premises: a) state with a hand in supplying gear will have a natural "home advantage" spying AND b)"everyone spies / does sigint" and c) it is basically impossible to detect a well-engineered backdoor then: 1)
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by zxcmx 8y ago
Left-field option; embed zerotier SDK. They do a better job selling it than I could: https://www.zerotier.com/blog/zerotier-sdk.shtml Probably some head-banging required to get it to link/load/run (I see ther
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by zxcmx 8y ago
Chiming in as a data point even though I didn't really "quit". I was a pack-a-day smoker for about 20 years. Quit and started lots of times. I replaced cigarettes with a nicotine vape (salt nic) about a year ago and haven&#x2
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by zxcmx 8y ago
Tax is paid on income. You linked to something about wealth.
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by zxcmx 8y ago
I love this idea but I can't see a mass market for it. Many people use youtube for this. My experience is, it works well for almost any kind of repair or trade work you can think of. You could "remote in" an expert, but now w
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by zxcmx 8y ago
Do you have stuff on your Mac that would run VBScript? Did you open the attachments?
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by zxcmx 8y ago
Sorry, my response was just addressing credit card payments, I hadn't really thought about the crypto aspects of this before. Totally agree that on a practical basis it would be crazy to try and justify the utility of crypto to the ave
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by zxcmx 8y ago
The TL;DR is that the point where some kind of tax or fee is collected (in this case it is charged to businesses) does not have that much influence on who ends up really "paying" for it. That's going to depend on market dynam
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by zxcmx 8y ago
I think the complaint is that the gold bullion will just be hoarded and used as a unit of account. You could have achieved a similar thing with some strokes of a pen. It's wasted effort in the same sense that bitcoin mining is wasted e
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by zxcmx 8y ago
I suppose for the same reason people still create movies, despite the fact that they are easily copied and expensive to produce.
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by zxcmx 8y ago
RAR files can be cracked offline.
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by zxcmx 8y ago
RHEL 6 is supported until 2024.

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