ghostoftiber

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You can now play doom directly from Proton Drive(drive.proton.me)
1 points by ghostoftiber 2d ago|3 comments
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Headroom: Save Tokens from Reversible Compression(github.com)
1 points by ghostoftiber 14d ago|0 comments
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by ghostoftiber 17d ago
I feel like it wasn't defiance as much as "we need to come up with a story why we don't have any developers who know how to update this".
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by ghostoftiber 2mo ago
Not sure if this is an easter egg or not but this was an incredibly amusing result of a google search in AI mode. Other prompts: "I'm taking away your yaoi!" "I'm taking away your yuri!" Both have Google search
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by ghostoftiber 4mo ago
This reminds me of when compiz came out and everyone was like MY WINDOWS ARE ON A CUBE and I NEED WOBBLY WINDOWS. So anyway, being that guy, I immediately installed it.
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LexisNexis confirms data breach as hackers leak stolen files(bleepingcomputer.com)
7 points by ghostoftiber 7mo ago|0 comments
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The Rejection of Artificially Generated Slop (Rags)(406.fail)
4 points by ghostoftiber 7mo ago|1 comments
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by ghostoftiber 7mo ago
This document specifies the standard protocol for handling and discarding low-effort, machine-generated contributions submitted to source code repositories, issue trackers, vulnerability reporting portals, and community forums, be they publ
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by ghostoftiber 7mo ago
The answer is - it's both. There's also parallels in archers in Europe from the longbow period: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_longbow#Training You can tell who was a professional archer by looking at
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by ghostoftiber 8mo ago
....OK who signed a data sharing agreement without having the thought "who am I sharing the data with" when they were at the doctors?
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NASA to Develop Lunar Reactor by 2030(nasa.gov)
6 points by ghostoftiber 8mo ago|1 comments
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by ghostoftiber 9mo ago
"The most banned books in America and here's where you can purchase them using our affiliate links".
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PayByCar has suspended their services(mypaybycar.com)
1 points by ghostoftiber 11mo ago|1 comments
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by ghostoftiber 11mo ago
PayByCar is now showing a generic: Our services are temporarily paused. We appreciate your understanding. Which probably isn't anything nefarious, but I guess the turnpike was free this morning?
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kaniko fork by Chainguard(github.com)
3 points by ghostoftiber 1y ago|0 comments
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by ghostoftiber 2y ago
The providence of the SBOM is important. If you can't say "I made this" in reference to the SBOM then it's pretty much worthless. Or, flip the script, if you're concerned enough about supply chain security to mandat
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Testing the tests written to test your code(pitest.org)
1 points by ghostoftiber 2y ago|2 comments
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by ghostoftiber 2y ago
To put it another way - PIT runs your unit tests against automatically modified versions of your application code. When the application code changes, it should produce different results and cause the unit tests to fail. If a unit test does
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Malibal and Coreboot Have a Disagreement(blogs.coreboot.org)
18 points by ghostoftiber 2y ago|7 comments
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by ghostoftiber 2y ago
Laptop reseller Malibal who boasts laptops with Linux support has picked a fight with the coreboot project and blacklisted several countries and US states from receiving their laptops. The "why don't you ship to" links in the
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by ghostoftiber 2y ago
I missed the A and read E on the end of "europa" and was like "ah yes I see you have met the French".
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by ghostoftiber 3y ago
But I bet he still has his resume on LinkedIn. :)
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Slackbot supposedly sends automatic replies to whole org via batch update(status.slack.com)
1 points by ghostoftiber 3y ago|1 comments
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by ghostoftiber 3y ago
> We determined that the rollout of a fix for an older bug report pertaining to Slackbot responses not working in org-wide or multi-workspace channels, was the root cause. I'm not trying to be paranoid here but I work for a very lar
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by ghostoftiber 3y ago
The mechanism I'm trying to describe is when employers pay a base in X dollars and stock in Y dollars which takes Z years to mature. AWS sounds like they're being somewhat reasonable about it by giving an employee cash before thei
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by ghostoftiber 3y ago
You did the correct thing. The PIP is to cover their butt that you really were a bad employee and you were not wrongfully terminated. The laws vary wildly state-to-state but generally if you're PIP'ed out you can't claim unem
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by ghostoftiber 3y ago
> Good employees? It's literally gaslighting people. One day they're pulled aside and told they're not performing well enough and given a PIP. The PIP usually isn't designed to help them get performance up - it's
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by ghostoftiber 3y ago
> So the employer has a financial inventive program to encourage people to stay in the organization long term That's not correct. The financial incentive program of vesting is designed to keep the cost of actually paying people down
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by ghostoftiber 3y ago
[ LAUGHS IN LEXISNEXIS ] Everyone seems to be fixated on the idea that the API should be free and no-one seems to be mentioning that there's some very successful business models built around charging people access to content which the
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by ghostoftiber 3y ago
fr fr no cap bro

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