CaciaraAsAServi

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by CaciaraAsAServi 4y ago
Yep! But before doing all of this, check if any .so/.dll for emulating the raw piece of code you are studying is available, so you can do this: 1. check if in the .so/.dll you can spot any function referring to any recognizable (o
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by CaciaraAsAServi 5y ago
#shodansafari
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by CaciaraAsAServi 5y ago
> All they have to do is piss of a billionaire with delays one to many times.. ...and nobody will follow their lead [as quickly as you comment seems to suggest]. I've just come out from a discussion with a customer (young guy, circa
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by CaciaraAsAServi 5y ago
I meant "the most advanced" vendors ;-)
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by CaciaraAsAServi 5y ago
eh, eh, I know what you mean, but in my opinion most vendors are honestly putting effort into modernizing development practices; sure, they're the usual money-grubbers we all know and love ( not! :D ), and gatekeeping is strong, but on
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by CaciaraAsAServi 5y ago
You are partly right, but it is not so bleak, come on.[1] It is true that the average programming practices in the sector are pretty outdated, but we do have forms of code reuse like function blocks and functions, some form of code generati
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by CaciaraAsAServi 5y ago
If one wanted to be a bit sneaky, one may ask to any tech-bro: and what about you, can you wire a thermocouple?
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by CaciaraAsAServi 5y ago
Nitpick (as you well know) - codice fiscale in Italy differs from USA SSN in that, for once, it has never had AFAIK any semblance of secrecy at all, as you can easily construct it starting from name, surname, place and date of birth [1] Fun
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Top 20 Secure PLC Coding Practices(plc-security.com)
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by CaciaraAsAServi 6y ago
Yup! SGS from Italy and Thomson from France, in 1987 (not '88, corrected). ST in fact used to mean SGS-Thomson.
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by CaciaraAsAServi 6y ago
OT, sorry, but related (well, related only in the language): https://github.com/esseks/monicelli (humorous PL based on a cult movie)
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by CaciaraAsAServi 6y ago
Heh, I remember learning some German just to understand their lyrics, some years ago. Funniest one I remember is, in Computerwelt, Flensburg und das BKA / Haben unsere Daten da... where BKA is the federal German police and Flensburg is
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by CaciaraAsAServi 6y ago
Merci ! Je suis en train de réviser mon français, ce lien peut me servir :)
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by CaciaraAsAServi 6y ago
TIL! thanks! my native language is more tolerant with capital initials than English :)
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by CaciaraAsAServi 6y ago
As a Lombard I second this. I always joke about the love-hate relationship between Italy and Germany (Italy and Germany in the broader sense, not only the actual countries) saying that this feeling has been here since the times of general S
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by CaciaraAsAServi 6y ago
Hey, not the parent but I'll write my views So, "systems integration" job involves making systems interoperate as seamlessly as possible, by doing so adding new features, or reducing weaknesses, like for example vendor lock-i
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by CaciaraAsAServi 6y ago
True! Hence my, "most of the time". I recently had to heavily customize a SCADA event engine with my plugins due to the particular requirements of the system; come to think of it, I might have as well rewritten the whole thing, bu
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by CaciaraAsAServi 6y ago
Now that more IT is entering the shop floor, many places are adopting some solutions (for diagnostics, data collection etc.) with more "computer" content than the past; for example all the predictive maintenance platforms big vend
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by CaciaraAsAServi 6y ago
Can confirm!! Especially > Find your way into Industrial Electrical work if you can. You get a strong mix of tech and electrical, moreso than Residential, can't really say the comparison to Commercial work though... Avoid residentia
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by CaciaraAsAServi 6y ago
Cool! I was just curious :) as for the rest, fine article :)
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by CaciaraAsAServi 6y ago
Is there a particular reason why, judging from the graphs, the rate suddenly drops every 6 minutes or so? Batching or something like it?
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by CaciaraAsAServi 6y ago
Well explained I'd add one point > This also incentivized the governor to make their province to generate as much tax revenue as possible (good for both the governor and Rome itself) That society was slave labour-based, so at some p
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by CaciaraAsAServi 6y ago
I am of opposite opinion. Being a strange unprecedented political lifeform, the EU might be further defined in some of its instituions after this crisis. After the collapse of the USSR and German reunification they defined one piece, after
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by CaciaraAsAServi 7y ago
I was not very surprised that Italy turned out to be the (first?) major hit in Europe. Considering the strong business connections, it had to be either us or Germany. We are, as much of the world, importers from China, but many enterprises
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by CaciaraAsAServi 7y ago
The major reason in Italy is enormous fragmentation of capital. We lost most big concentrations in the years following the 1970s crisis because the direction the post-crisis restructuration took has been towards very small enterprises and n