So it's only allegedly illegal to drive 200km/h in a school zone. We can't know for sure whiteout a judge present.
The ING outage was unrelated to Google's.
He's officiously talking about DDoS.
For the edgy luls. To trigger the normies. etc.
"easy to fix" is relative. This "new domain equals bad" thinking has spread in the IT security world. My corporate anti-virus blocks them too and I see it a lot while browsing HN on the job. The only real solution, as a…
Melodramatic mutch? The first new IDE HDD I ever bought died within a week. The first new USB HDD I ever bought was dead on arrival. My first server SSD became read only after a year. Better telling everyone not to buy…
Yeah, the innovation would be to not make everything in-band. Which implies proper file formats for source code for example. I know, that is blasphemy against 7bit ASCII. It's like the telephone networks of old. They…
It makes me sad that shells, operating systems and languages have basically made zero progress / had zero innovation in the last 60 years. "Escaping" should be something some graybeard is mumbling about. Yet here we are…
They also pull this off in the other direction too. You having earned money by showing ads? They claim there was click-farming ...and it's gone!
www.uceprotect.net does that for email. It's a DNS blacklist that puts hole networks on it, even if "only" a individual hosts SPAMs. It's a double-edged sword. That is how you end up with most ISPs blocking port 25…
The ratio between people who lost their "free big provider" account do to arbitrary algo decisions and people who lost their domain because they ignored provider's invoice for over a month must be 1.000.000 to 1. :-) I…
It still works with regular mail servers: Quote from https://providers.delta.chat: "Usually, it just works, but for some providers, you need to adjust the settings. In this case, click on “prepare” for details. Please…
> I was unaware German Impressum applied to a natural person who is not running a business. It doesn't.
> teachers somehow understood that I was one of these Are you sure your parents weren't involved in the background? > Extra time for someone who struggles to complete on time isn’t cheating - it’s allowing people to…
I don't care about the internal format. What I'm missing is an active component. Instead of re-downloading the same thing over and over it should work like POP3.
> But surely, latency is all about "placebo" and "vibes" and "feel" is it not? Not sure if I can follow but...no?! My first TFT-TV had 2 seconds input lag. Impossible to play video games on it. That has nothing to do…
I know it's "just" AI but one could think there is a forkable project out there. I have seen like tenths of projects like this. OPs explanation is different though. Usually the line is "inspired by movie".
Asked your Clanker what a joke is.
The industrial process behind that recently got optimized. They could become commonplace. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSUHKLeyw4M
They have binary updates by now. No more need to download the source from CVS and compile fixes. You can update from one OS version to the next with manly only one command.
Don't make it public facing! Put it behind a VPN!!
They once had offerings for dedicated servers without hard drivers. They did network boot from NFS. So the costs where between a full dedicated server and a virtual one. Sadly it was very badly engineered. Small disk IO…
hm ok. Still, my misunderstanding helped me to write TI-Basic programs that no longer crashed. :-)
But isn't that just how the world works? As kid I got ERR:MEMORY allot while trying to create games. It was until I started to read a C book which said "We will not use goto in this book. It is a dangerous function that…
The long-lived credentials life inside a stripped down machine. Cron/lego/Ansible handles the renewal. The machines on the edge can't renew their keys themselves.
So it's only allegedly illegal to drive 200km/h in a school zone. We can't know for sure whiteout a judge present.
The ING outage was unrelated to Google's.
He's officiously talking about DDoS.
For the edgy luls. To trigger the normies. etc.
"easy to fix" is relative. This "new domain equals bad" thinking has spread in the IT security world. My corporate anti-virus blocks them too and I see it a lot while browsing HN on the job. The only real solution, as a…
Melodramatic mutch? The first new IDE HDD I ever bought died within a week. The first new USB HDD I ever bought was dead on arrival. My first server SSD became read only after a year. Better telling everyone not to buy…
Yeah, the innovation would be to not make everything in-band. Which implies proper file formats for source code for example. I know, that is blasphemy against 7bit ASCII. It's like the telephone networks of old. They…
It makes me sad that shells, operating systems and languages have basically made zero progress / had zero innovation in the last 60 years. "Escaping" should be something some graybeard is mumbling about. Yet here we are…
They also pull this off in the other direction too. You having earned money by showing ads? They claim there was click-farming ...and it's gone!
www.uceprotect.net does that for email. It's a DNS blacklist that puts hole networks on it, even if "only" a individual hosts SPAMs. It's a double-edged sword. That is how you end up with most ISPs blocking port 25…
The ratio between people who lost their "free big provider" account do to arbitrary algo decisions and people who lost their domain because they ignored provider's invoice for over a month must be 1.000.000 to 1. :-) I…
It still works with regular mail servers: Quote from https://providers.delta.chat: "Usually, it just works, but for some providers, you need to adjust the settings. In this case, click on “prepare” for details. Please…
> I was unaware German Impressum applied to a natural person who is not running a business. It doesn't.
> teachers somehow understood that I was one of these Are you sure your parents weren't involved in the background? > Extra time for someone who struggles to complete on time isn’t cheating - it’s allowing people to…
I don't care about the internal format. What I'm missing is an active component. Instead of re-downloading the same thing over and over it should work like POP3.
> But surely, latency is all about "placebo" and "vibes" and "feel" is it not? Not sure if I can follow but...no?! My first TFT-TV had 2 seconds input lag. Impossible to play video games on it. That has nothing to do…
I know it's "just" AI but one could think there is a forkable project out there. I have seen like tenths of projects like this. OPs explanation is different though. Usually the line is "inspired by movie".
Asked your Clanker what a joke is.
The industrial process behind that recently got optimized. They could become commonplace. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSUHKLeyw4M
They have binary updates by now. No more need to download the source from CVS and compile fixes. You can update from one OS version to the next with manly only one command.
Don't make it public facing! Put it behind a VPN!!
They once had offerings for dedicated servers without hard drivers. They did network boot from NFS. So the costs where between a full dedicated server and a virtual one. Sadly it was very badly engineered. Small disk IO…
hm ok. Still, my misunderstanding helped me to write TI-Basic programs that no longer crashed. :-)
But isn't that just how the world works? As kid I got ERR:MEMORY allot while trying to create games. It was until I started to read a C book which said "We will not use goto in this book. It is a dangerous function that…
The long-lived credentials life inside a stripped down machine. Cron/lego/Ansible handles the renewal. The machines on the edge can't renew their keys themselves.