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Comment #47338566
> This allowed devices to evade monitoring, transmit untracked data outside secure channels, and potentially enable leaks or hacks Pretty sure that was the point
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Comment #46710945
JPEG 15 Pro Max
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Comment #46710867
## Recommendation Do not run a telnetd server at all.
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Comment #46626161
For a window of a few minutes until the key gets automatically revoked Assuming that they took any of your files to begin with and you didn't discover the hidden prompt
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Comment #46480575
I still don't have IPv6 at home in the middle of San Francisco with Google Fiber / Webpass and have to egress through an HE.net tunnel like it's 2002 again
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Comment #46024261
Trusting an AI to write an RBAC system feels like asking for trouble
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Comment #45871096
Traditionally I've seen these adapters primarily used to pass binaries for other architectures to QEMU and similar. Years ago on FreeBSD I created a "Volkswagen mode" by using the …
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Comment #45753499
I have a GitHub action that uses an OAuth token to provision a new key and store it in our secrets manager as part of the workflow that provisions systems - the new systems then pu…
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Comment #44301320
I've been using KiCad on Wayland for years and didn't even know I was missing out
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Comment #43484474
"Linux Torvalds"
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Comment #43478143
Skimming through the code (particularly from past issues and PRs) highlights a number of things that look sketchy to me at first glance (in a coding practices way, not in a malicio…
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Comment #43158817
It never specifically mentioned rules about Musk, but after a few attempts (with the same query over and over) it randomly told me that its system prompt includes "Be a based gigac…
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Comment #42985116
You have definitely covered noodling
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Comment #41709642
I'm fairly convinced that it's not a ton of different groups responsible for the bulk of messages I get, but one or two groups cycling through new names every few days If I don't r…
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Comment #41395192
I've found OpenSearch to be a bit flaky but I haven't worked with it very seriously compared to ElasticSearch (and before OpenSearch, the AWS-managed ElasticSearch absolutely hurt …
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Comment #40870262
Something really cool I stumbled upon recently - someone near me hosts a trivia show via ham radio once a week, and other folks in the area will listen for their callsign and then …
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Comment #40848150
Location: Portland, OR Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Depends on location Technologies: Rust, TypeScript, Python, Go, GCP, AWS, Azure, Terraform, Jenkins, Kubernetes, Elasticsear…
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Comment #40721361
FWIW, they cost a bit more than the generics, but I've always had good luck with the BusBoard breadboards in particular
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Comment #40472900
Pitch it as an opportunity for a human at Google to reach out and attempt to retain a customer when someone has their assets scheduled for deletion. Would probably get more tractio…
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Comment #40237161
Very - never seen anything explode quite like it