hakkoru

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by hakkoru 3mo ago
Same, I played SpaceChem in high school and it captivated me. A lot of my solutions were unoptimized sync monstrosities and the boss battles filtered me pretty hard, but man it was satisfying to figure out a solution and just watch it creat
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by hakkoru 4mo ago
I always enjoyed using the power brick to warm up
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by hakkoru 5mo ago
Same, still use my pocket knife that I bought off Massdrop 12 years ago.
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by hakkoru 6mo ago
I think from a purely technical viewpoint, cheaters will always have the advantage since they control the machine the game and anti-cheat is running on. Anti-cheat just has to keep the barrier high enough so regular players don't think
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by hakkoru 6mo ago
Baba is You! Really fun and unique puzzle game
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by hakkoru 8mo ago
Heh, a group of friends and I also visited the Hoover Dam while we were in Vegas for DEF CON one year. Was a really cool experience for sure.
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by hakkoru 9mo ago
I've got a CalDigit TS4 that I connect to my Macbook Pro. Connects to a 4K 120Hz monitor, mouse, keyboard, wired ethernet, hard drive reader (not always connected), external blu-ray drive, and DAC. Works perfectly.
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by hakkoru 10mo ago
I used to post on a forum that did this, as well as showing the OS and browser you were posting from. Some users would be funny and modified their user agent so that it said they posted from a Wii.
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by hakkoru 11mo ago
My university offered a Linux Kernel elective one semester. I really wanted to take it but it was scheduled during one of my TA shifts
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by hakkoru 1y ago
Heh, in 2014 I remember taking a taxi that only accepted card using an imprinter, which was unfortunate because I had just gotten a new card and the numbers weren't embossed. He had to drive me to a gas station to get cash from an ATM.
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by hakkoru 1y ago
I've never experienced it but I've been told that if an emergency responder needs to enter an area where classified information is stored you let them in, escort them, and security will debrief them and have them sign an NDA after
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by hakkoru 1y ago
This video (on top of stuff like YouTube Poops) did an insane amount of damage to my sense of humor growing up.
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by hakkoru 1y ago
I've not used their ergonomic keyboards, but Keychron seems to make them and includes Mac keycaps + compatibility.
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by hakkoru 2y ago
>The downside is that I can't shut it down remotely without knowing when exactly to also turn off the plug. I could create some automation, but it takes about 2 seconds being off before turning on again. Huh, I would have expected t
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by hakkoru 2y ago
I just recently converted my gaming PC to a game streaming system. I considered getting a PiKVM for power/resolving issues remotely but I ended up going with Wake-on-LAN. Though setting it up was a hassle. If you just need power contro
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by hakkoru 2y ago
I was able to get "<full name>.com" so I'm using that. Though obviously it might be taken if you have a common full name. >Bonus points if I can share the domain with family members for their use too. Maybe "the
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by hakkoru 3y ago
I put a second desk in my office. One for my work laptop, the other for my personal desktop. I roll my chair between the two if I need a quick non-work browsing break.
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by hakkoru 4y ago
At my job we can either get paid hours worked overtime or "bank" those hours to use as PTO later in the year. Unused banked time at the end of the year gets paid out. I've (thankfully) never had to work overtime but it's
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by hakkoru 4y ago
In my networking class in college, our final project was to create a location sensing mesh network of devices running Contiki. The devices would receive a ping from a beaconing device and we had to locate it. We only had to worry about two
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by hakkoru 4y ago
No, a company or organization must sponsor your clearance. You cannot start the process on your own.
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by hakkoru 4y ago
My favorite is near where I grew up - Versailles, Kentucky. Pronounced ver-SAILS.
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by hakkoru 4y ago
I've never played Touhou because I don't really like bullet hells, but the music from Touhou is just so dang good. I usually listen to the OST or (instrumental) fan arrangements while I work. My current favorites are Kuroneko Loun
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by hakkoru 4y ago
For my previous job I talked to an engineer who was doing recruiting at my university's job fair. A week later I had an interview, and a week after the interview I had an offer. For my current job the same engineer I talked to (who was
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by hakkoru 4y ago
I think it's its own thing now. Last year the organizers were at DEF CON and showed off the satellite for the finals and had a few talks, but the actual competition was in December. I assume the same thing will happen at this year&#x27
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by hakkoru 4y ago
Our team has qualified for the Hack-a-Sat finals three years in a row. I wasn't a part of the first year but was a part of last year and this year. Last year's finals didn't go super well for us, but we're hoping to do b
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by hakkoru 4y ago
Last time I went to Tokyo I bought some plastic food as ornaments for my desk at work. I wanted a huge beer mug but that ran like 9000 yen, so I got a smaller beer glass. It's very realistic looking - it has a foam head and it even has
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by hakkoru 4y ago
Depends on what you mean by "without an Internet connection". If you mean that the machine that you use to develop isn't connected to the Internet, then totally. I've been doing that for the past 4 years. If you mean nev
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by hakkoru 4y ago
Most of the time when I've had to work on an air-gapped network, I was also provided with a second computer connected to the Internet. I found that to be a good compromise, though getting small code snippets or scripts onto the air-gap
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by hakkoru 8y ago
It can be hard to avoid if you're renting a space and you can't afford to be picky.
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by hakkoru 8y ago
I work in a SCIF. The most natural light I get at my desk is the sun peeking out of the blinds in the morning. In addition, we keep most of the lights off, for that underground bunker aesthetic I'm assuming. One of the SCIFs here do

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