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mkopinsky

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    Comment #48763320

    No, it's an unreversible hash function. I use this for passwords - no one will ever be able to figure out what ehntru2 was originally.

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    Comment #44001931

    Initially I was sure you were talking about my Scoutmaster. (The details diverged in the end.) The expected arrival time for camping trips was always something like 9:59am - that w…

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    Comment #42471191

    $250k is a respectable amount, but shouldn't it be based on a percentage of their revenue? /s

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    Comment #42186445

    Most of the Reason article's criticism is of its factual reporting. The JEDI thing is indeed an opinion piece (and it's legitimate to criticize a magazine for its opinion pieces be…

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    Comment #40901023

    The developer of curl has done an analysis of what percent of his CVEs would have been avoided in a memory safe language. I think the answer was a bare majority.

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    Comment #38785048

    The issue may be that your filters act as ORs whereas someone might interpret them as ANDs. If I filter for Social+Kids and Culinary, the CBD/space cake ones come up.

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    Comment #37907583

    Is this basically https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/ but for SSH? If so, that is great. In the past, it has been great to point my sysadmin team at that site and say "My goal is get …

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    Comment #33639579

    How did they get to that forest 5 miles away?

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    Comment #33616202

    Heads up, your resume link isn't publicly viewable.

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    Comment #32661623

    I tried this with a Brother HL-L23200 printer and an old raspberry pi, and couldn't get it to work. Seemed like something in the stack was OOM'ing - it worked fine for just a page …

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    Comment #32597352

    The website is mine to modify. I wouldn't go to great lengths to change things to support virtual COM, but if it's just a question of adding a few lines of javascript to listen to …

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    Comment #32596538

    What do you mean by barcode numbers? UPCs? Barcodes can encode many many different things, some of which are internal, some are proprietary datasets you can buy/license for $$$, an…

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    Comment #32596507

    Are you using Chromebooks specifically? If so, can I ask which barcode scanner(s) you're using which does work? The easiest solution may just be to buy a different scanner. I did a…

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    Comment #32596162

    Yes, the scanner is operating as a keyboard HID. I'll look into whether virtual COM could work. Will that still let it type into random webapp pages (how I use it now), or does tha…

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    Comment #32594265

    Unrelated barcode question, to take advantage of a technical audience with knowledge in such things: I have a use case where users are trying to scan 2d Pharmaceutical Product barc…

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    Comment #32429877

    Way to Health (Penn Medicine) | Full-time | Philadelphia, PA | Hybrid | Software Developer Join a team that has launched over 200 research studies and clinical programs, improved t…

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    Comment #29717024

    I last changed my master password in 2019, and it gave me the option to revert to previous password. So it's not just a 30 day thing.

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    Comment #29277357

    c22 is "speaking as someone who has been in jail and also involuntarily committed on multiple occasions". The bail and time served are regarding the jail time, not the mental treat…

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    Comment #28879897

    Thanks for the suggestion. Any suggested starting points for my research? DDG search for "ansible docker-compose" brings up some suggestions like [1] and [2] but I'm curious if you…

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    Comment #28879621

    I'm considering k8s, but that also means moving services from on-prem to AKS, getting INF to open up the necessary firewall rules to make the services reachable from on-prem, and s…

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    Comment #28877284

    So far I've kept things simple, avoided k8s/HashiStack/etc by using docker compose with a simple docker-compose.yml for each server. This has been working well, but I'm starting to…

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    Comment #28734463

    Way to Health (Penn Medicine) | Full-time | Philadelphia, PA | Partially On-Site | Software Developer Way to Health ( https://www.waytohealth.org/ ) is a patient engagement and res…

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    Comment #28383920

    Way to Health (Penn Medicine) | Full-time | Philadelphia, PA | Partially On-Site | Software Developer Way to Health ( https://www.waytohealth.org/ ) is a patient engagement and res…

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    Comment #28128361

    Can I ask for your (biased) take on something? My team (5 devs, 10 people total on the product) currently doesn't use any incident response-specific tooling. We have a Confluence S…

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    Comment #27757894

    Way to Health (Penn Medicine) | Full-time | Philadelphia, PA | Mostly On-Site (once the office reopens) | Software Developer Way to Health ( https://www.waytohealth.org/ ) is a pat…