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jasongill
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Comment #49157974
> Im sorry to hear about your situation. Have you blogged about it? I don't know why but this made me laugh out loud. I know you're trying to help but just a funny jump
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Comment #49058318
The reason that these companies are choosing Greensboro as a base is due to the fact that the GSO airport has a relatively-long 10,001-foot runway but comparatively little commerci…
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Comment #49029701
Correct, I guess I should have clarified that I mean they removed the ability that most registrars have, in an attempt to make domains into a revenue driver for their primary produ…
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Comment #49029322
The only problem with this is that having such a complex function as a non-core business unit makes it ripe to get rid of, or try to find a way to make it a profit center. Cloudfla…
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Comment #48728066
> Can't imagine that any competent orgs would have externally-facing ssh or windows bastion hosts. I have seen shit that would turn you white.
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Comment #48726561
I have been transported back to the days of `conf t`, `enable password hunter2`, `show run`, `copy run start`
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Comment #48724572
I've been in the industry for a long, long time, and I would say that use of bastion hosts ranks #2 on my list of things that tell me your environment is not secure (right behind "…
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Comment #48605981
Not sure what country you live in, but I don't think that the US falls under your definition of a "sane society"
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Comment #48544438
I have been running this stack since well before Claude Code became popular. It works OK but I've found it to be very slow; and despite having a big context window, it seems to los…
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Comment #48406106
"My CPU is a neural-net processor - a learning computer" springs to mind
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Comment #48251580
You must not be looking very hard because there's literally six PHP jobs on May's "Who's Hiring" list: https://hnhiring.com/technologies/php
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Comment #47979918
The finance industry does; I know private equity just calls anything security related "cyber", which irritates me.
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Comment #47906367
USB-G 4.6 SuperSpeed Plus, but the cables will still just be used for charging your random electronics and won't even work for that half the time.
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Comment #47805326
This is one of those stories, just like the SR-71 "ground speed check" story, that every single time I see it posted I just have to read the entire thing again. I love it.
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Comment #47523409
Further proving my point, I wasn't sure if you - a fellow commenter! - were talking about Ente Auth or Ente Photos until I re-read your comment and the linked issue. I think that t…
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Comment #47518388
I love Ente Auth, but Ente (as a company/organization) does a somewhat poor job of calling out their non-photos apps in their branding and on their website. If you go to the "Downl…
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Comment #47365467
This almost confirms it then, each machine has an external modem tied to 1 phone line per modem, and there are no internal modems in use. The picture shows 50 modems that I can see…
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Comment #47365284
SSH expects the escape sequence (tilde) to be the first character on a new line; since backspace is sent as a character, you can't just backspace over something you've started typi…
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Comment #47364351
While in an SSH session, press enter, then type tilde and capital C (enter ~C) and you can add command line options to the current session. To add a port forward from your local 80…
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Comment #47357020
yes, most of them look like USRobotics Courier modems. Note that not all the machines have one, and some have two. Assuming that the parent commenter is right and that they are usi…
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Comment #47334595
Interesting - its sounds like this could be combined with some creative cache parsing on their side to provide this feature to sites that want it.
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Comment #47329920
I'm surprised that Cloudflare hasn't started hosting a pre-scraped version of websites that use Cloudflare's proxy - something like https://www.example.com/cdn-cgi/cached-contents.…
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Comment #47304077
The parallel port (at least in it's later implementations) actually supports DMA - I'm sure that data exfiltration via the parallel port is hard, but probably not impossible... Not…
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Comment #47252851
correct, I thought he meant that the Neo does not support it, since his M1 Macbook does support Apple Intelligence but perhaps he's not aware of that or hasn't updated yet.
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Comment #47248099
It supports Apple Intelligence, all 8gb iPhones and iPads support Apple Intelligence and the promo materials for this Macbook Neo say it supports Apple Intelligence as well.