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teeheelol
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Comment #41038829
It’s too dark. I can’t watch it on my crappy TV
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Comment #41035111
I would not disagree.
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Comment #41034874
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Comment #41034652
Every person I know with a PhD now in their 40s and 50s (7 people) doesn’t have a family and wished they did and didn’t have a PhD. I’d love to see a study on that. I’m never bothe…
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Comment #41032321
I'm not sure why because Ryanair looks really good on the scrapers. I bet it drives a lot of business their way. That is of course until you add all the additional charges.
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Comment #41031864
Forwarded to crowdstrike.
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Comment #41031816
YT influencers can publish their sources and data.
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Comment #41031814
Corporates have learned not to say anything about stuff because it turns into YT influencer fuel rather than rational analysis.
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Comment #41031711
Yeah this. Make sure you provision lots of memcache chunk caches as well because S3 is slow as shit.
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Comment #41031681
The chipset doesn't deliver power. So this is wrong. It has less PCI lanes and that's about it. I don't need them so I didn't buy them :)
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Comment #41031673
I don't think there's a lot in it to be honest between vendors. They are all cheap garbage with lurid ass chunks of metal and artwork designed by a 5 year old stuck all over them. …
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Comment #41031653
Yes unfortunately. When you buy "enthusiast boards" which is everything that Dell and HP etc don't ship these days then you have literally no idea what crappy BIOS and software con…
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Comment #41031624
The warning in this case is hire security people who actually have a clue and include vendor software in their risk assessment. Literally every time I see stuff like this go down, …
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Comment #41029259
Tried an MSI B550 initially. Think the second one was an Asus B550. The CPU swap did work ok the original board! But at that point I was using the Lenovo box. So I just sold all th…
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Comment #41029052
Yeah this is still second hand information though and there isn’t any data still. There may be confounding factors. Lots of speculation that is all. Someone (at intel) needs to get…
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Comment #41028634
I would never buy an AMD machine again after my last Ryzen 3600X. So many issues. It had to be power cycled 2-3 times to get it to boot. Memory corruption issues and stability issu…
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Comment #41028517
I hear a lot of anecdotes and noise from YouTubers around this but little to no actual data or analysis. I am a skeptic until I see concrete data. That covers both the mobile and d…
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Comment #41026506
Yep. It hides itself from lsmod and the sysadmins on Linux as well.
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Comment #41025728
No they don’t. Most barely understand what they are proposing or the risks associated with the mechanisms being introduced.
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Comment #41024303
Windows has DTrace and eBPF available. They chose not to use it.
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Comment #41023762
Well now we know those agencies are either morons or in on something we don’t know about.
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Comment #41023752
Ah that was me. We don’t accept “content updates” and they are staged. We got this update pushed right through.
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Comment #41023542
Yep. Looking at how this whole thing is pasted together, there's probably a regex engine in one of those sys files somewhere that was doing the "parsing"...
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Comment #41023432
I don’t think I’ve ever searched for anything in either of those. I usually google what I want and look for reviews, mostly ending up on Reddit. Then I search for that app on the s…
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Comment #41023415
I Would also like to add: “Any security product which has a rootkit, remote command and control and egresses data is indistinguishable from malware”.