420codebro

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by 420codebro 6y ago
Interesting. Never ran across someone who worked for Yandex. Overall are you happy with your employer?
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by 420codebro 6y ago
If you read the article you would understand this is about biological protection and not asteroid defense.
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by 420codebro 6y ago
Created an account just to say that. So brave.
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by 420codebro 6y ago
What is your background? Your experience sounds very interesting.
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by 420codebro 7y ago
Needs to be accessible real time.
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by 420codebro 7y ago
I believe google has cut a deal with advertisers to ensure they can always identify incognito.
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by 420codebro 7y ago
Flip side argument: I have moderated forums and bulletin boards going back to around 2000. Every time we were "attacked" or "raided" the people would IMMEDIATELY create new accounts after being actively banned (telling t
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by 420codebro 7y ago
Congratulations on your success! I have never heard of Webflow, but after checking out your site it seems pretty slick. I will consider it for future projects. Again congratulations!
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by 420codebro 7y ago
As a network architect this seems pretty cool to me - incentivizing individual node/router operators. How is billing & payment reconciliation handled between parties?
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by 420codebro 7y ago
You have very cute cats!
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by 420codebro 7y ago
Good points. RE CIA v. FBI - I wouldn't be surprised if it ended up being a loose handshake that they (CIA/NSA/FBI) will allow Tor (benefits CIA), in exchange for technical assistance in investigations (benefits FBI) -- namel
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by 420codebro 7y ago
Weird. Seems like a fork for a fork's sake, with a lot of attitude sprinkled on top. If there really are flaws in NTP they should be fixed - but I am unsure if it really should necessitate a fork.
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by 420codebro 7y ago
You are ignoring the bandwidth differential of RF v Fiber-based transmission systems. We don't care if some random unknown crypto session happens on the internet - there is near infinite bandwidth - and someone is paying a bill (on bot
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by 420codebro 7y ago
It doesn’t work that way. The person with a cell bill will still be charged the downloaded data.
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by 420codebro 7y ago
Yup. One of those few areas where the capital required is so massive it can bankrupt even big dogs if they fuck up. See Westinghouse. Need some more gov joint investment or it will be the same state in 20 years as it is now.
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by 420codebro 7y ago
No reality is usually boring. It came from an opensource github repo. It was an oversight. Dial down the conspiracy-factor brother.
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by 420codebro 7y ago
That is amazing - the generational spans. I was born in the 1980s, but I can only imagine the feeling of that day in 1969.
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by 420codebro 7y ago
That's amazing. Congrats!
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by 420codebro 7y ago
No position? You realize TSMC makes stuff for Apple, right? Saying that are in no position to mess with them is a bit of an overstatement.
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by 420codebro 7y ago
My opinion? Because CloudFormation is full of shit regarding "always being able to rollback". After dealing with a 100+ failed CF rollbacks, I stopped caring about that phantom feature. That's around the same time I started u
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by 420codebro 7y ago
The Netflix example is a poor one. They have a friggin fleet of CDN-boxes around the world that are as locally close as possible to eye-balls. To say they are "100%" on AWS is disingenuous - they still have their own hardware depl
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by 420codebro 7y ago
Also he could consider adding in some fancy redundancy (SD-WAN, BGP, IP-SLA, whatever) to ensure that a single point of network I/O failure does not cascade to a split-brain scenario. Might reduce bandwidth or increase latency, but a t
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by 420codebro 7y ago
Wow - That sounds like a massive logistical efficiency failure. I could even see people tolerating higher prices (as it is a Tesla, etc) - but that long of a delay is insane. I wonder how many Tesla owners regret their purchase after experi
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by 420codebro 7y ago
Yeah I fucked around with random internet-accessible systems (late 90s, early 2000s). However, I never wrote malware to steal credentials or the like. That strikes me as fairly targeted.
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by 420codebro 7y ago
Yup it is possible. See the Assault Weapon Ban from 1994 to 2004.
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by 420codebro 7y ago
It isn't really the Nav/Positioning that has issue- but the time. Check the time on your Tom Tom unit. Is it 2019?
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by 420codebro 7y ago
Makes me wonder if there is some value in converting these to digital, then running each scenario through some kind of Machine Learning setup. Learn what makes for successful v. unsuccessful from a tactics perspective.
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by 420codebro 8y ago
Why not setup an autoscaling cluster in AWS for your build jobs? It is cheap as hell these days.
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by 420codebro 8y ago
I think you're spot on regarding the free/open-access platform inviting this kind of thing. I don't know if there really is a feasible solution - maybe a delayed-broadcast setup where a human moderator reviews each feed/
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by 420codebro 8y ago
I wonder if just using standard OTR over slack for sensitive stuff is viable.

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