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by 63stack 2y ago
I don't understand how this game gained so much popularity, because it's impossible to get any kind of reliable information in this game. For example, you have an ability that let's you ask the game master (in private) about
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by 63stack 2y ago
They have sold millions of faulty joycons (referring to drift), when the solution was already available (hall effect sticks) but it would have cost them an extra $1 per joystick, reselling games that came out in 2010 for $60 today, and usin
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by 63stack 2y ago
Let's call this what this is, it is "below terrible" instead of "anything close to optimal". It's an interesting tidbit from a game theory perspective, but telling your child who is getting beaten up to not wor
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by 63stack 2y ago
You don't need any of this, and the article is completely bogus, having a port forwarded to a database in a container is not a security vulnerability, unless the database has a vulnerability. The article fails to explain how they actua
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by 63stack 2y ago
It's funny that you said TFA a few comments earlier, because you seem to have not read the article either, or are making some great leaps here. If the break in happened as you would explain the article would also mention that: * the at
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by 63stack 2y ago
>The story would have been no different if OP had created an Alpine Linux container and exposed SSH to the internet with SSH password authentication enabled and a weak password. What? The story would have been VERY different, obviously t
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by 63stack 2y ago
I feel like you and grandparent are the only people who read the article, because I'm wondering the same thing. The article never properly explains how the attack happened. Having a port exposed to the internet on any container is a re
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by 63stack 2y ago
Easier to wire up services to each other with domain names, serviceA.domain.tld is obvious, domain.tld:1234 is not
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by 63stack 2y ago
Surely you didn't memorize the entire 3rd party ecosystem of a programming language?
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by 63stack 2y ago
I think you are seeing the world through different lens as well (we all are?) Growing up in Hungary, your options in "drone-like" jobs are: a) put up with the ever increasing demand from your boss, making sure you keep hitting you
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by 63stack 2y ago
Can you show an example where you have 4 possible fields to filter on, and then one more where the sorting field is dynamic? (Not the value, but the column)
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by 63stack 2y ago
Web search has never been about this, where are you getting this fable from? It was about finding pages that include certain words, why would you overmistify this.
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by 63stack 2y ago
You could have said "two people decided to have sex, you were not born randomly", and it would have had the same relevancy. The fact is that you had 0 input on where you will be born, so from your perspective, it was random. Eve
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by 63stack 2y ago
I think this is getting more and more common. I had a job where I had to work remotely through citrix, because the company didn't trust developers to have their own computers. I have also heard stories from others having to do the same
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by 63stack 2y ago
>It makes me wonder about the meta question about how to stop whatever the next iteration of this will be My take: general computing will be gone. There will be no way to run arbitrary code on any device. You can see the screws already t
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by 63stack 2y ago
Depending on the version you are using, you might not even need to add it, someone else might just add it for you!
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by 63stack 2y ago
Thanks!
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by 63stack 2y ago
The article is about giving people the option to remove the built in phone app if they want to. The comment you replied to is saying that it would be useful for them, because they only get spam calls. There is no need to bring responsibilit
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by 63stack 2y ago
Then don't delete the phone app.
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by 63stack 2y ago
Searching for "valve proton team" doesn't bring up much, how did you find a job ad from them?
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by 63stack 2y ago
Isn't this what tabs are for? Or is this /s?
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by 63stack 2y ago
It's also a field where it's practically impossible for a new player to enter. It is just as likely that the airlines will form a cartel, and fix the prices. Then if you are lucky, some kind of regulation will be introduced or the
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by 63stack 2y ago
TempleOS guy borne again
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by 63stack 2y ago
Shouldn't be too hard to bundle them together with qemu, or some other vm solution.
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by 63stack 2y ago
This is a serious problem in Hungary. Orbán has introduced a similar program called CSOK in 2015. It was sold with the usual rightist demagogue rhetoric about "family and home". The system allows people who promise to have a child
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by 63stack 2y ago
The reason for deduplication and incremental backups is that you can recover accidentally deleted photos. You don't need to keep the previous backup on the disk, it's enough to have it on the backup destination (at least in the ca
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by 63stack 2y ago
What's the point of playing devil's advocate, or giving any benefit of doubt to Google? They have shown repeatedly that they intend to control the internet. Just because we can't see why yet, it's not far fetched to assu
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by 63stack 2y ago
Isn't NAT slipstreaming a "real" vector? https://samy.pl/slipstream/
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by 63stack 2y ago
With so many sweeping changes you could take any currently popular scripting language as a base.
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by 63stack 2y ago
Why are you interested in looking at individual commits? What can you possibly learn from that that you can't get from looking at the entire diff the PR is introducing? Does your CI test each individual commit? Afaik most of them only

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