PenguinCoder

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by PenguinCoder 9mo ago
I know it goes against the grain here; but so what. It's the users prerogative to do with their device, what the wish. Nag for security updates, sure. But automatic updates of anything is user hostile and should be abolished. Especiall
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by PenguinCoder 9mo ago
It isn't about the commonality of the bug, but the level of access it gets you on the type or massive scale of the target. This bug you your blog? Who cares. This bug on Discord or AWS? Much more attractive and lucrative.
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by PenguinCoder 9mo ago
Pretty sure dd is disk destroyer
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by PenguinCoder 10mo ago
I'm sure you have, but try be bringing that up to Epic, not introducing AI slop and Data gathering into HIPPA workflows.
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by PenguinCoder 10mo ago
Premature optimization. Not every single service needs or require 5 nines.
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by PenguinCoder 10mo ago
All of those are examples of overbloated, slow, horrible user experience apps.
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by PenguinCoder 10mo ago
Chicken liver has more iron and selenium in it per Oz than beef liver. Easier to eat a ton and not as harsh tasting. Make some dirty rice or just liver stew!
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by PenguinCoder 10mo ago
There are quite a few reasons that should happen, but I won't hold my breath. And I that issuance really won't do anything worthwhile, except be a footnote in a history book.
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by PenguinCoder 11mo ago
Unfortunately that had been forgotten in this era.
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by PenguinCoder 11mo ago
I'm proudly 100% on prem Linux sys admin. There are not openings for my skills and they do not pay as well as whatever cloud hotness is "needed".
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by PenguinCoder 11mo ago
Most businesses really don't need that complexity. They think they do. Premature optimization.
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by PenguinCoder 11mo ago
Data Hoarding is a bit more involved than just a homelab. Don't want your data hoard to go down or missing, whole you're labbing new techs and protocols.
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by PenguinCoder 11mo ago
Good. Some of us don't need or want those things.
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
Same experience here. Debian Linux with Firefox or especially using BrowSH, is a depressing experience.
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
You know nothing about me. Take your 'so-called tolerant' crap elsewhere. The social construct of tolerance was already broken by others like this, don't expect me to abide by it when you don't. What is dishonest about t
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
> actively encouraging assassination and political violence on the other Quit putting words in my mouth. I am not encouraging violence or assassination of political differences. I merely said, his death is quite literally _live by the sw
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
If companies stop forcing RTO crap, then yes there are and will continue to be such jobs.
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
So you let them in with an eyes on, constant escort.
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
Man, if that was the level of interview questions I got, I'd be just fine I think. Unfortunately it's stump the chump, or specific, opinion based types. I remember one recently, I asked my opinion about _certain technology_. I ans
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
The new face of Embrace, Extend, Extinguish.
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
Yes, it seems the older generation of Americans have good social nets for Healthcare. That may be soon disappearing though. And the younger generation doesn't have that, and likely can't expect to when they are older. Just private
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
> And if you, as a person that demands more pay, then just ask. If you get a no, quit. It's as simple as that. You speak from a position of privilege. It is not as simple as that . It is expensive to exist in this current day, an
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
Or current streaming doesn't have the license for the original music or soundtracks. Thus it really is a different product.
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
Stealing a car deprives the owner of their product. Privacy does not. They still have access and ownership of it. But now, you do too.
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
So don't use torrents. Usenet is still alive for this stuff. Though you need a indexer and Usenet subscription so it's a wash for privacy.
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
Not everything everyone does is for a profit motive. I'm not trying to sell you anything ; myself included, when you visit my site. It's just reading material.
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
In what world view does it make sense that banks provide a public utility? They're profit seeking, risk averse, Con men run businesses that work to extract as much "value" (money) as they can, from you, to give to others.
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
Was it Canonical?
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
Are you able to share the code you have for this? I have a similar need use case and using golang and Htmx for my app.
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
The M9A4 is an amazing weapon, both in handling and design. It's heavy, sure, but that makes subsequent shots more accurate, less recoil. Different firing mechanisms though and to be fair I haven't shot the P320. But I love my M9.

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