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sideshowmel
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Comment #30713292
Non-existent? That's not what Victoria Nuland said: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvRpntmUIxs
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Comment #30235089
Sounds like this guy is trying to plug his new book using sensationalism. This episode is widely known: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Matthew https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/…
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Comment #30000264
It's nice to know that I'm not the only one getting into esotericism :) Could it be the results of Terror management theory due to the pandemic? Who knows, but this website is awes…
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Comment #27467605
Critical theory and the midwits that promote it are back in style.
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Comment #26642441
Did not know that male's were the only employees that "schmooze". You learn something everyday.
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Comment #26506102
Don't be so sure :) Quantum computing is improving everyday, and new methods of defeating RSA are being researched: https://eprint.iacr.org/2021/232
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Comment #26506066
True, but the packets in-flight can take different routes. If you have a machine on the switch, you know you've captured all the packets that were in-flight. This make it easier to…
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Comment #26505884
Dumb switches will blast packets to all interfaces that are connected. If there's a machine on the switch that's in promiscuous mode, it can see all the packets on the local networ…
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Comment #26505671
Don't know if running a dumb switch connected to your ISP is the best infosec policy: https://blogs.cisco.com/manufacturing/the-top-5-reasons-to-a...
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Comment #21611952
Debian GNU/kFreeBSD does the reverse. In my opinion, where Linux outshines FreeBSD is in hardware support.
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Comment #21569987
Java? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Write_once,_run_anywhere
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Comment #21329417
WeWork has always seemed like a Ponzi scheme to me. This reinforces my theory.
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Comment #21295730
Max Ehrmann reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desiderata
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Comment #21277670
I've been looking for something like this for a while. It's hard to break into FPGA design coming from a Software Engineering viewpoint, but I think it teaches how the machine REAL…
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Comment #21198006
Legal! Vou começar a usar o Debian.
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Comment #21187277
I'm in a similar situation, but I've been working from home the past 3 years and I'm starting to think I should go back to working in an office. Like myself, you're depressed--prob…
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Comment #21116998
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luddite
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Comment #21097067
Not the first place I think of when planning a vacation. Would be nice to visit Saudi Aramco.
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Comment #21094549
"The Spinner* sends you an innocent looking link. This link is sent to the target via text message. When the target presses the link, a cookie connected to the link attaches itself…
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Comment #21073555
I thought this post was about networking.
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Comment #20989914
I can't believe I haven't seen this before!
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Comment #20988622
What I wish wasn't taught is Calculus. I suspect many people are drawn away from Computer Science because of all the Math that's required. In my opinion, people can comprehend Disc…
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Comment #20967741
This is spot on--I especially liked "DevOps means the veteran admins had to check in their personal scripts, and everyone is expected to automate more things."
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Comment #20957648
For me it was virtual memory and having a sparse memory layout. I remember thinking, htf did they come up with that?!?