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evanjrowley

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About evanjrowley

Keyoxide: https://keyoxide.org/aspe%3Akeyoxide.org%3AZ4OPMNGTNCPC24DQJTC5F5ZU3A

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    Comment #49222228

    Perfect. The next the the bank's ATM "cannot process the transaction" we now have a pathway to debug the issue.

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    Comment #49215829

    The benchmark performance tells me DeepSeek v4 Flash could be very cost-effective at playing SNES/Gameboy games.

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    Comment #49199740

    The stuff 99% of agents are coded in? Please tell me this was sarcasm.

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    Comment #49183002

    ...although I must admit this seems like a good project that is helping lots of developers. Apologies for the knee-jerk reaction. It's nice to see it running in novel places like t…

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    Comment #49182970

    >Flint 4 will not be available in the U.S. during this pre-order phase due to recent FCC-related developments in the United States concerning networking products. For more details,…

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    Comment #49178997

    Rio is the terminal multiplexer in Plan 9

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    Comment #49178051

    Reminds me of a Thales rack mount HSM the former security architect of CVS Caremark told me they deployed back in the 2000s. There were two of them in a dataceter used for a their …

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    Comment #49178013

    The practical benefit of FIPS 140 is less that your crypto is better and more that your systems will fail to establish connections with anything not using FIPS mode, thus reducing …

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    Comment #49162386

    Please buy letss t eal.org before a domain squatter does.

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    Comment #49146572

    Where did you adopt this perspective? Was it taught at your school or $religion?

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    Comment #49146386

    I wonder if adding a "dark souls" mode, where each move is delayed by a wind-up (or perhaps slow movement?), might result in more strategic gameplay approaches.

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    Comment #49144553

    This is fantastic! I'd really love to see support for SCAP so it could be used to enforce DISA STIGs.

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    Comment #49115041

    Honestly I should use this on my own emails and slack messages.

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    Comment #49110826

    The dark coloration reminds me of the silver tooth fillings my grandparents had. Even if this solution is not metallic, the darkness is still the same if you don't look closely.

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    Comment #49051059

    cross-platform forerunner of the Apple AirTag

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    Comment #49038024

    Is the site offline? Sadly it can't reach it.

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    Comment #49036797

    Where can we learn more about libcapstan & the Capstan protocol?

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    Comment #49021495

    Hear me out... What would you say is the likelihood of an LLM hallucination vs. a correctable RAM error?

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    Comment #48928935

    Don’t forget govulcheck. Static and dynamic analysis of binaries for free, built into the language ecosystem itself: https://pkg.go.dev/golang.org/x/vuln/cmd/govulncheck

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    Comment #48928917

    This might explain why my XPS 9440 has been acting up this week.

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    Comment #48913341

    I used to think of myself as one as well but that's changing as of late. Looking back 15 years or so, I remember the old ThinkPad and Dell Latitude/Precision docking stations funct…

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    Comment #48885899

    Coincidentally, there is a new Ghost in the Shell anime that's premiering now on Amazon Prime Video. It's animation style and mood are closely aligned with the original 1989 manga,…

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    Comment #48859541

    In an alternate timeline, The Sea Peoples are Romans sailing to England, the Anglo-Saxons, the Normans. Things became fuzzy when the English themselves became other civilization's …

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    Comment #48859281

    Seems to be a popular topic. Historian Eric H. Cline has multiple books citing this time period, specifically 1117 BCE as the inflection point for the bronze age "collapse", define…