Viewing profile — bigp3t3
bigp3t3
HN member- Joined
- Thu, Oct 23, 2014, 8:44 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 65
- Public activity
- 24 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About bigp3t3
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #48448311
Tragedy of the commons, re-framed
-
comment
Comment #48104874
From Google's GTIG report: https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/threat-intelligence/ai-... "Although we do not believe Gemini was used, based on the structure and content of these …
- comment
-
comment
Comment #43708417
I'd set that up the second it becomes available if it were a standard protocol. Just went through setting up internal certs on my switches -- it was a chore to say the least! With …
-
comment
Comment #42540309
Custom firmware and USB hubs? Valid threat. I would allow reputable vendors though. I help define the policies at my current workplace and we block anything that isn't an hid devic…
-
comment
Comment #39725326
4-10 yeah, easily. Most of the markup is on senior engineer and architect time to setup a solution, which I guess is being measured against the hourly rate of a 1st/2nd line engine…
-
comment
Comment #38889747
Only because of the amount of abuse performed using it... I have fond memories rewriting sendmail.cf and mc files on BSD. Ran servers on pc hardware and mirrored hdd drives; they p…
-
comment
Comment #32087868
Another stake in the DRM coffin. /I wish.
-
comment
Comment #31085772
Nobody complained about Google's RSS monopolizing because the search engine doesn't provide RSS URLs in the top results, unlike they do for AMP links, at least nearly as frequently…
-
comment
Comment #30385428
While I'm sure we all understand your sentiment, I think you're missing the point. This isn't the future we /users/ want. It's the future that corporations, silly commities and gre…
-
comment
Comment #29320014
You probably make a valid comment about USA, but I would hazard to bet that it is, in fact, the zeitgeist/ cultural / societal climate of the world in general has been stripped of …
- comment
-
comment
Comment #23140450
I believe it changes the URL when you move on to the next article
-
comment
Comment #18287360
Dell servers with iDRAC(Dell's brand of BMC management) support online updates via https /ftp. Ours are firewalled but I've seen many that aren't.
-
comment
Comment #16821869
Opening lines start like this "Good evening Ladies and Gentlemen. There comes a time when people at a technical conference like this need something more relaxing. A change of pace.…
-
comment
Comment #15764634
ntoskernal missing...
-
comment
Comment #12461980
violence in their movies... violence in their cinemas
-
comment
Comment #12285443
That's why sending mta's should resend. Think sendmail does this every few hours or so
-
comment
Comment #11968540
I think SuperJambo is referring to companies who use advertising to skew facts relating to their brand or others. In the US, for example, I understand that companies are allowed to…
-
comment
Comment #11541401
I still haven't found a suitable MusicBee [0] alternative for Linux. It's the only thing preventing me from switching. [0]: http://getmusicbee.com/
-
comment
Comment #11532497
I can't be the only one that cringes when reading this site on a landscape 1080p screen...
-
comment
Comment #11350831
They definitely should. I have a dedicated button for it, so will continue to use that, but many of my colleagues (at a S-ME IT service provider) didn't know this menu existed. Tru…
-
comment
Comment #8985354
I refer to it as the sticky-keys hack. Been using it since before I left High School. (admittedly only 5 years ago)
-
comment
Comment #8623410
I can't for the life of me imagine why they won't support rooted phones. And I only rooted mine last week.