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linuxguy2

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    Comment #47703662

    One person's (not my) take on why to skip this: https://the.unknown-universe.co.uk/privacy-security/little-s... TL;DR it's closed source and there's open source alternatives.

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    Comment #47454190

    It's like the Swiss Cheese model where every system has "holes" or vulnerabilities, several layers, and a major incident only occurs when a hole aligns through all the layers. http…

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    Comment #46960350

    I certainly don't get that cert. I'm seeing a LetsEncrypt cert for idtech.space with various SANs. # host code.idtech.space code.idtech.space is an alias for idtech.space. idtech.s…

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    Comment #46945665

    Dvorak support/autodetection would be nice.

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    Comment #46906520

    Love this, absolutely looking forward to some results.

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    Comment #46766232

    https://leehite.org/Chimes.htm is the best source of information I've found on chime design and length. They go into great length about the lower octaves and how you can hear them …

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    Comment #45173490

    I recently created https://immich.pro to partially address this problem. I've got spare compute and storage that I'd like to turn into MRR. While the privacy angle isn't _fantastic…

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    Comment #44961756

    Thank you for providing this. In my firefox this article rendered as only the first paragraph then went straight to the comment section and I was very confused about why this was w…

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    Comment #44749728

    How much does it cost? Would love to buy one with the HOA and run our own micro-grid while exporting electricity to the local utility.

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    Comment #43939492

    Agreed. They're one of the few media sources I go out of my way to support with a membership.

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    Comment #43415020

    I was thinking something similar. Participate online without feeding models via a self-selected DNT-like tag...

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    Comment #43185367

    I too greatly enjoyed the article. Love those deep troubleshooting write-ups!

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    Comment #42307685

    49% here. Maybe I'm missing the point? Something other than playing snake I suppose.

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    Comment #42126640

    Would love to see a "use X days off between now and the end of the year" feature. Putting in the amount of PTO I've currently got gets shown for the whole year instead of just thro…

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    Comment #41605721

    and iTerm, Zoom, WebEx, Teams, talosctl... All kinds of prompts like that only to find everything enabled.

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    Comment #41467985

    Is that the KH0J transmitter? I've driven past that countless times and it seems so run-down I've often wondered if it was still transmitting. So many times I've wanted to park in …

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    Comment #40633876

    Amazing you say? I have the opposite opinion and think they're quite trash. The ones I visit almost always have a long wait, multiple display TVs with non-stop advertising on them,…

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    Comment #40115213

    Did you match colors too?

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    Comment #38558379

    I used FIPS 186-5 in an argument with my InfoSec team to get ed25519 added to the list of accepted SSH key types on SSH servers running in FIPS mode. What a fun day :P

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    Comment #38558295

    This is pretty spot-on.

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    Comment #38550010

    Oooo for once, my time to shine! Or maybe, my time to shine??? > Is it typically expected of entry-level engineers, senior engineers, principals, tech leads, and/or project manager…

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    Comment #35151672

    It was a picture of a Canadian farm.