hellerbarde

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Disturbing Job Ad (Wanted: PHP Wiz with Photoshop Skills Who Lives Online ())(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by hellerbarde 11y ago|0 comments
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by hellerbarde 12y ago
Switzerland represent! Yeah, I had a similar Upbringing. We went out and just did whatever outside. Then back for Lunch and then out again. Running around in the woods, building dams in the small stream, and so on. We were at the fringe of
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by hellerbarde 12y ago
CLA's are both good and bad. The good thing is that the software project has more flexibility when it comes to licenses, but the bad is that they have more flexibility when it comes to licenses...
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by hellerbarde 12y ago
The architecture might have been state of the art and completely reasonable back in "ye olden days". The fact remains that it's not appropriate for 2014. If the reasons for this behemoth are compatibility with 50 years old pr
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by hellerbarde 12y ago
Fortunately?? More often than we all care to admit, these things are exposed to the internet. (because it's so cool when I can turn on the coffee machine from my smartphone halfway home from work)
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by hellerbarde 12y ago
How ironic.
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by hellerbarde 12y ago
Hmmm... I pondered this for a bit, and I arrived here: > [...] by the same people, with the same ideas, and the same gatekeepers [...] Isn't this exactly what made the Linux Kernel great? A consistent vision. I agree with you on a f
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by hellerbarde 12y ago
I understand what you mean. I had the same awe when I first started on Arch and really got to know all the bits and pieces. When I transitioned to systemd, I had to go through that again. It was actually very similar to what I did the first
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by hellerbarde 13y ago
Backbone's Underscore was included.
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by hellerbarde 13y ago
If these were all EFI/UEFI machines, there is a lot more code in these preboot EFI environments than one expects. Room enough to hide this kind of payload.
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by hellerbarde 13y ago
I think they mean to say it was a computer that was previously infected and then airgapped, wiped and reinstalled. But because the executable load is in the bios, it persisted and reestablished communication with its peer via HF audio.
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by hellerbarde 13y ago
I was assuming you were joking. but no, it's in there, point 6.c) ... Wat? EDIT: I am a dumbass, the terms and conditions are clearly facetious. Read them, they are hilarious in parts.
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by hellerbarde 13y ago
And it's been taken down. This is still up though and just as bad: http://www.trustico.ch/ssltools/convert/pem-key-to-der/conve...
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by hellerbarde 13y ago
4 weeks * 2-3 days * 8 h * 10€/h = 640-960€ is enough to live comfortably in Denmark? With rent and everything?
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by hellerbarde 13y ago
Gnome's Bugzilla 403's for me... is it just me?
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by hellerbarde 13y ago
I think the real problem is that if you want fancy features like a sandboxing solution that leverages the proper way to do it (kernel cgroups, if I understood that correctly), you need to have some dependencies that reach deeper than before
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by hellerbarde 13y ago
why is that a problem? EDIT: Ah, I see. Is that a big overhead? How does it affect me as a non-enterprise user? unnecessarily large installation footprint? (if so, by how much?)
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by hellerbarde 13y ago
That's exactly it. I've observed that behaviour so often, I stopped counting. A lot of college/university students under very harsh time constraints learn the material with a focus on what they believe will get them the desir
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by hellerbarde 13y ago
For the sake of argument, I'll answer this with s/wife/friends/ Yes, if I'm not besides it, I will switch user accounts. And if I walk away from my computer for a bit, I lock it (except when there are no untrusted p
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by hellerbarde 13y ago
And you missed the point also. Lock your computer when you're not at it. Like any responsible user. Problem solved. It's not hard to understand where the boundaries are. Also, it's actually up to Apple to fix the broken thing
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by hellerbarde 13y ago
Wow, even on HN, there are people that oppose gay marriage? That surprises me.
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Letter from James Clapper to Dianne Feinstein(dni.gov)
1 points by hellerbarde 13y ago|1 comments
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by hellerbarde 13y ago
You're welcome. That's great to hear! I hope you can be (one of) the first with many to follow. :D
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by hellerbarde 13y ago
Disclaimer: I am not involved with this project in any way other than having donated/pledged some money. I think this is a really cool idea, and I hope they succeed and more indies (or big studios) actually do things like this. It coul
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The Open Bundle - Help uncopyright some game art assets(commonly.cc)
102 points by hellerbarde 13y ago|16 comments
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by hellerbarde 13y ago
Does that strike anyone else as a weird thing to do? They write "Instead we’ve created a new way for you to access maps offline by simply entering “OK Maps” into the search box when viewing the area you want for later." err.. Simp
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by hellerbarde 13y ago
Datacenter in Switzerland: - http://www.dfi.ch/en/about-dfi/swiss-data-center-switzerland... - https://www.switzerland.net/ (datacenter info: http://www.greendatacenter.ch/deCH.asp
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by hellerbarde 13y ago
Do you have a proposed provider? because i find it a bit hard to find one that doesn't host their servers in the Hetzner Datacenter in Germany. EDIT: word
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by hellerbarde 13y ago
Cool, thanks!
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by hellerbarde 13y ago
I was thinking about getting into EVE. I'd be interested in a few things: How often do you log in? Daily? Weekly? How long are your sessions on average? Hours? Did you have friends to help you along? Thanks :)

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