SixDouble5321

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by SixDouble5321 1y ago
Thanks for saving me 40 minutes.
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by SixDouble5321 2y ago
Same, but I accidentally bought Mindustry instead, so I guess I saved $20.
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by SixDouble5321 2y ago
Boeing might be too big to fail. Even if they fail all the time, they have guaranteed government money. Defense and space are lucrative.
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by SixDouble5321 2y ago
This was one of those must-have tools that made windows bearable back before windows 8. Not to say it doesn't work passed windows 8, just that windows became unbearable to me.
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by SixDouble5321 2y ago
Easy answer: say no to Microsoft and TPMs. You can buy a computer with Linux installed, today! Ubuntu is easy, so is kubuntu. You can do anything on Linux that you can do on windows and most of the time it's child's play. The past
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by SixDouble5321 2y ago
Two days too late to comment this. Think about how many people could be employed. It would be a lot too because they could only work for 45 seconds each.
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by SixDouble5321 2y ago
This is awesome. What kind of hardware are you using? If you don't mind.
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by SixDouble5321 2y ago
We do know with 100% certainty there is a backdoor built in to the hardware. [0] The only question is who gets the extreme pleasure of using it. [0] https://arstechnica.com/security/2023/12/exploit-used-in-mas
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by SixDouble5321 2y ago
This is equal parts amazing and terrifying.
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by SixDouble5321 2y ago
Genuine question, why does this matter? Not trying to be rude, but this doesn't seem like anything anyone would care about, but this definitely not the case. There are a lot of comments that are nice and thoughtful, which isn't un
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by SixDouble5321 2y ago
I think this is bang on. Let's give it more surface area :/
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by SixDouble5321 2y ago
Systemd isn't just one thing lol
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by SixDouble5321 3y ago
I am not sure you are a good fit for the internet. Keep your bigotry at home.
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by SixDouble5321 3y ago
I hope to see it too. This is equal parts cool and foreboding.
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by SixDouble5321 3y ago
I haven't tested it myself, but it appears that it does[1]. 1. https://www.tiktok.com/@alan_drives/video/733200801928426628...
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by SixDouble5321 3y ago
> Amazon... ...does not care if you sell cheaper elsewhere I can't find a good source for it, but Amazon is very sensitive to prices for the same goods on other sites. My understanding is they automatically match lowered prices on a
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by SixDouble5321 3y ago
The internet some of us grew up with has been gone a long time. Even back in the early days of AOL/Yahoo chat rooms, people were inappropriate with children though.
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by SixDouble5321 3y ago
We must refuse the Khala to maintain our individuality. Like the Nerazim.
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by SixDouble5321 3y ago
Parents allowing children to have limitless, unmonitored access to the internet is more to blame than any given platform.
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by SixDouble5321 3y ago
Only because the platform also has kids on it. Both groups still exist. My guess is both groups will just spend more time on other platforms like Roblox.
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by SixDouble5321 3y ago
This is the only take that has any merit.
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by SixDouble5321 3y ago
I am hearing "engineers are fungible." But any company can just outsource whatever they want. Why hire anyone from your own country for any reason? And why hire people in silicon Valley where they cost double what they would prett
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GRC ValiDrive(grc.com)
2 points by SixDouble5321 3y ago|0 comments
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by SixDouble5321 3y ago
> A disturbing trend I think it's inevitable and probably not completely bad that hardware vendors are taking responsibility for vulnerabilities in their products. I know I would prefer something like that for my non-savvy people. C
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by SixDouble5321 4y ago
I welcome the opportunity to be enlightened. I can see people are mad about something, but usually that's the extent of it. Someone complained that there are no discounts on spinrite, even though it's old. Some people talk about h
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by SixDouble5321 4y ago
SQRL and SpinRite are current, and his main works. SpinRite has a new version on the horizon supporting UEFI. Shields Up is timeless, but doesn't do IPv6 and probably never will. There are some smaller apps that were done recently, les
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by SixDouble5321 4y ago
Yep, that's what it does. A person can just use whatever DNS is provided by their ISP, which is the fastest in some cases. Or they can test and find out for sure.
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by SixDouble5321 4y ago
I always imagine all the Gibson haters are still stuck on this drama from the XP days. Not sure why it was so polarizing, but for what it's worth I don't think "Microsoft understands security." It's not any one pers
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by SixDouble5321 4y ago
Doesn't sound like you have used Spinrite, but if you don't think it's worth the money don't buy it. Not sure what makes you think a developer has to reduce the price of their software, just because it's old. Adobe
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by SixDouble5321 4y ago
My guess is that you didn't need it anyway, and we didn't need your baseless ad hominem.

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