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n4bz0r

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    Comment #48784116

    > Learn why the world wags and what wags it. That is the only thing which the mind can never be tortured by Right .

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    Comment #47029743

    Seems like a fitting area for government regulation and certification. But in order for a government to even begin to consider the lack of security in IoT a problem, the adoption m…

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    Comment #47018422

    I might be wrong, but I don't think people really care about the addictiveness in the first place. As I see it, the shorts were irritating to see, mainly because they were heavily …

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    Comment #47018248

    On the main page, shorts, as all the other videos, are served by the recommendation algorithm which should filter out general audience crap you'd see if you're not logged in or hav…

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    Comment #47017374

    Not exactly news, wiki's been used for misinformation quite extensively from what I recall. You can't always be 100% sure with any online source of information, but at least you kn…

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    Comment #47016849

    Went right over my head :)

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    Comment #47016821

    Funny thing that it's exactly the same for Russian citizens - they'd rather use US government malware. Same goes for mail providers.

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    Comment #47016807

    There is normally a wiki page for every popular program which normally contains an official site URL. That's how I remember where to actually get PuTTY. Wiki can potentially be abu…

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    Comment #47016753

    I don't think there is an S in IoT?..

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    Comment #46943887

    As someone not familiar with Haskell and Ocaml, which parts of Java are poorly implemented?

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    Comment #46799439

    > If my computer goes to sleep, WSL becomes unresponsive. I have to save all my stuff and reboot to continue working. Try wsl --shutdown. Works for me when WSL hangs for no apparen…

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    Comment #46614816

    https://lmnt.me/badges I would like about 5000 more of these by tomorrow, kthxbai.

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    Comment #46516596

    Why is my banking app 1.5GB?

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    Comment #46106305

    For a throwaway, I don't think Jenkins will be much of a problem. Or any other tool for that matter. My only suggestion would be to still put some extra effort into building your o…

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    Comment #46105545

    > Sysadmin/DevOps (they're synonyms now!) I've notified the authorities and social services.

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    Comment #46105406

    Cons: - DSL is harder to get into. - Hard to reproduce a setup unless builds are in DSL and Jenkins itself is in a fixed version container with everything stored in easily transfer…

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    Comment #46105274

    Sysadmin.

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    Comment #46063570

    Neat, thanks for the explanation! Given it's a "VPN", would it work alongside real VPN?

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    Comment #46063112

    How does it work without root? Any app can just block other apps from connecting to the internet?

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    Comment #46050767

    So the phone effectively becomes a 4U rack server that's probably not much of a fire hazard. We'll tuck it away behind some wood for extra safety. Never liked sleeping with my eyes…

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    Comment #45992322

    > Big reason why I wanted AMD is that Intel officially supports only 16GB RAM on these N series chips. I've read reviews from people who put 32GB sticks in these boxes no problem. …

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    Comment #45987219

    Mini PCs mostly run N-series Intel CPUs [0][1] nowadays AFAIK. The cheaper and most popular one is N150 [2] which is a replacement for N100 [3]. The newer one boosts a bit higher. …