WordyMcWordface

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by WordyMcWordface 7y ago
Exactly, every vendor has default passwords. If you are doing things right all default credentials are changed or disabled. Access to any service is firewalled off or better yet only accessible out of band on a dedicated management network
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by WordyMcWordface 7y ago
I agree, I bought a yubi key ages ago and have tried to set it up for ssh, windows auth and various online services but I find it either just doesnt work, or works poorly enough that I don't use it and instead rely on classic TOTP inst
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by WordyMcWordface 8y ago
I have a hard time imagining an electric car working for me. There are two charging points within a 2-mile radius and I cannot park within about 15 meters of my house so it is just impossible to charge one. Hydrogen or something where I ca
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by WordyMcWordface 10y ago
I will just leave this here: https://www.privateinternetaccess.com
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by WordyMcWordface 10y ago
It also depends on how you define "Worlds fastest car" While there is no doubt this is a fast car and that time is a stonking 0-60 time. I am lead to believe it can't complete a full flat out lap of the Nurburgring as const
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by WordyMcWordface 10y ago
Yeah, per second billing is nice. I can see this working where you want to change/test lots of containers briefly.
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by WordyMcWordface 10y ago
Seems a bit expensive compared with the cheapest VPS/OpenVZ setups around.
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by WordyMcWordface 10y ago
I expect an inflatable driver to appear and take the wheel, requiring only an occasional top up of air to keep things on the level.
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by WordyMcWordface 10y ago
Sounds cool, but I think you can achieve a lot of this with tasker.
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by WordyMcWordface 10y ago
This is so cool. My bosch vacuum cleaner has a hepa filter, I'm going to duct tape my RC car to it, turn it on and call it a "Bio-weapon defense drone"