jospeh554

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by jospeh554 5mo ago
Cryptography goes BRRRRR, with a proper implementation of cryptography you'd need to do things like patch out the keys in memory in order to "spoof" messages.
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by jospeh554 5mo ago
Im not a big gamer, but playing GTA Online, and getting taken out as soon as you spawn. Or items just spawning in front of you, like ramps. REALLY ruins the experience
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by jospeh554 5mo ago
AI Shopping? A waht now?
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by jospeh554 5mo ago
I'm not there, but we use it at our place. It triggers on entirely innocent things I do. And yet when I do something a bit dodgy (like query a DC with a cli, and reset credentials) it's silent...
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by jospeh554 5mo ago
Most places I've worked I've had the autonomy to re-install my machine to whatever OS I worked with, so was always Debian Linux. Then I joined some mega-corp, with it's structures and set systems, so opted for a Macbook. Wors
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by jospeh554 5mo ago
I don't miss the days when every project had it's own SVN server....
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by jospeh554 5mo ago
And it's just a host of git, you can just jump platforms... This is like crying that your favourite IRC network goes, then you just jump onto OFTC
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by jospeh554 5mo ago
Malware goes BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
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by jospeh554 5mo ago
Last 5 Years: ~12.5% Last 10 Years: ~14.0% Last 50 Years: ~11-12% (reflects performance since the mid-1970s) Last 100 Years: ~10.4%
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by jospeh554 5mo ago
Exactly, and the fact that friendster failed was because nobody was going onto it anymore, so there's nobody going to be hitting ads, other than bots. The WayBack machine shows the redirect to the ad page offering the domain for sale.
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by jospeh554 5mo ago
Saying something is a "bubble" doesn't mean it'll go away entirely when it pops... Which seems to be a lot of this article
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by jospeh554 5mo ago
It's because they are your standard PowerPoint graph that just shows "thing goes up" rather than actual data, or the meaning of the data.