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oconnore

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About oconnore

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    Comment #49216873

    I think you're assuming that updating software/hardware to more recent versions is sufficient to prevent a nation-state from wreaking havoc, and I'm not sure that's true. When it c…

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    Comment #49051296

    There are two camps: people who are fans of Haber Bosch because it feeds most of humanity, and absolute psychopaths.

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    Comment #48872498

    Sure but a system that breaks if it doesn't get exactly 86,400,000 millisecond scale scheduled events in a day has already been driving your SRE team insane.

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    Comment #47680651

    I don't understand why people are so negative about IPv6. I have done essentially zero home networking work and I just ran this successfully. It just works! ``` > ping6 google.com …

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    Comment #46859619

    Why would you be running sudo in production? A production environment should usually be setup up properly with explicit roles and normal access control. Sudo is kind of a UX tool f…

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    Comment #46516550

    Can you share how the scripts work? That seems to be the most interesting part, but is omitted from the article. The only technical details are UART + an opto-coupler. > Both devic…

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    Comment #46281554

    I'm not sure which dimensions you're talking about, but in terms of bed size the F-150 has been very consistent over the years (although I think Crew Cabs — although they always ex…

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    Comment #46281453

    I was considering getting a Rivian and decided that in fact I would probably not allow the 24 year old dude at my local construction supply co to use a skid steer to drop a load of…

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    Comment #46249330

    Why do you do this?

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    Comment #46249278

    The only disappointing aspect of the Iocaine maze is that it is not a literal maze. There should be a narrow, treacherous path through the interconnected web of content that lets y…

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    Comment #45768874

    I guess you had a bad experience, but this hasn’t been an issue for me using it for many years now.

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    Comment #45622345

    If this is a concern, pass your UUIDv7 ID through an ECB block cipher with a 0 IV. 128 bit UUID, 128 bit AES block. Easy, near zero overhead way to scramble and unscramble IDs as t…

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    Comment #45246363

    This package also seems to just have a misbehaving github action that is in a loop.

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    Comment #44894253

    This is a lot of fuss when you can get a batch update to stay within a few minutes of latency. You only have this problem if you are very insistent on both (1) very near real-time,…

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    Comment #44867226

    Wikipedia is based in San Francisco. Why can't they just tell the UK to pound sand?

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    Comment #44357702

    Perhaps change the link to the original NASA JPL post: https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/voyager-2-illuminates-boundary...

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    Comment #44037491

    No one is being replaced 1:1, but everyone is going to be downsizing (and that’s mostly the same thing). You need a lot fewer managers if your team is 5-20% what it needed to be a …

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    Comment #42798292

    > What's wrong with just eating a bit For one thing you won't get many likes, subscribes, retweets, or what have you.

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    Comment #42036602

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    Comment #41803059

    256 bit symmetric cryptography keys are a bit like picking one atom in the universe (10^80 atoms, or 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000…

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    Comment #41585198

    > Could someone like the NSA with limitless resources do it? Quite probably, sure. If you're not worried about a fairly well-resourced government agency uncovering whatever network…

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    Comment #41562154

    I thought this would be a different proposal. But on the topic of verified HTTP: something that I think you could do that would be pretty neat would be to allow first party assets …