DevNullDevice

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   by DevNullDevice 5y ago

   I've also use Keepass[0] for what feels like nearly a decade at this point. I use google Drive or just very dumb shuffling of files to get the database where I need it. I keep feeling like I should upgrade to something with better nati
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   by DevNullDevice 5y ago

   For Direct Connect, they still charge for egress.
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   by DevNullDevice 5y ago

   > I was recently out for a walk when I saw a small package fall off a truck ahead of me. As I got closer, the dull enterprise typeface slowly came into focus: Cellebrite. While I'm skeptical of the method of acquisition, would be in
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   by DevNullDevice 7y ago

   I long for the day when security is the default state. I wonder if legislation could help address the never ending stream of things like this.
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   by DevNullDevice 8y ago

   How bizarre. I wonder how heavily the micro-tasked and bot-driven fake-reviews will factor into (now) literal product placement?
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   by DevNullDevice 8y ago

   Again, I haven't heard of this place before, but from the article, it appears like they offer that through control of domain names? Certainly there's an argument about the manually-curated feed, but don't know if that's
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   by DevNullDevice 8y ago

   I've never heard of micro.blog before now, but after reading the article, I'm still not sure what the "problem" is. I read three major points: Ownership, curation, and diversity. As the latter two, I feel, require hands-
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   by DevNullDevice 9y ago

   Meltdown doesn't _directly_ allow modification of code. However, a guest VM could run userspace code that accesses ring 0 / kernel memory of the hypervisor / physical machine. This would mean that security certificates, passw
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   by DevNullDevice 10y ago

   I have a bunch of unused CPU time on my virtualization cluster. I wonder how the power delta for full-utilization would work with the pay...