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dpina
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Comment #13015573
Very inventive, congratulations on your project! I forwarded your website to my wife as she's very much a DYI person and she was impressed. Keep up the good work, would like to see…
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Comment #12546762
the youtube placeholder for the stream has some description[1]: "SpaceX Founder, CEO, and Lead Designer Elon Musk will discuss the long-term technical challenges that need to be so…
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Comment #12506100
Good to see another sysadmin input on this thread. Any bits that you would advise us younger (not that much, 30 yrs old) sysadmins about what to expect from the future?
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Comment #12342498
After finishing the article I still don't understand what were the reasons to scorn Tux. Maybe OP should have given an example of a good mascot for the readers to get the point. I'…
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Comment #12172722
Also, wipe clean the existing server after the Postmortem. Even if fairly sure that the server can be cleaned it's never safe to re-use a box which was compromised.
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Comment #11405184
It wasn't there, at least not by default. We use google for Work gmail and no one in the company saw the button.
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Comment #11238498
This appears to be correct based on everyone of my age sharing the same problems, but the article doesn't give any reasons on why it happens. Would be good to get some more informa…
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Comment #10777972
Oh I see. Assumed it was like mysql/mariadb where secure_installation by default asks to remove access from outside. It also implies frontend server includes the DB, typically a sy…
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Comment #10777831
> Update 2: Earlier this afternoon, Chris Vickery confirmed that the three IP addresses that were disclosing user information have been secured. The issue wasn't a hack, but a misc…
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Comment #9002652
Just spent some time sending my scripts to this site for it to analyse and see what it does. I can see that while it wasn't be able to tell me of more efficient code to achieve my …
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Comment #8526212
Plus, it seems like puppet is working on a plugin to make use of OneGet. It'll make work much more interesting in the future that I'm actually looking forwarding this happening. Co…
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Comment #8232792
Most people don't usually get two car loans just because that's what other people do or because it seems smart/cool. They do it because both people living in the same household nee…
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Comment #7486317
Looks good, website is more responsive than the existing one. Quick wins I've noticed on my 2min browsing: 1 Auto fill on the "to" and "from" boxes. 2 website looks clean and respo…
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Comment #7050216
Is this for real or just a propaganda bluff? What's next, capture the Japanese Islands in the south that China is disputing? Really hope this is just sensationalist news, as there …
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Comment #6809030
Wish they went for something else that wouldn't be easily mistaken for a genuine result. It could even encourage another pop singer next year to do a similar stunt or make this biz…
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Comment #6466465
You probably already have the basics to make the jump and then improve those language skills on the spot. Why don't you try updating your monster account first, or uploading your c…
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Comment #6320185
This article reminds me of the hassle it took to dualboot my new laptop with Win8/Linux. Although this self-signed-do-it-yourself approach sounds very interesting - and by all mean…
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Comment #6257436
This. Even if a great deal of the savings from cutting MS fees is forwarded to training the current/new tech support it's still a win.
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Comment #6223418
No, Portugal -> UK and not planning to return anytime soon.