jvoorhis

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by jvoorhis 6mo ago
Yeah, Juno-106 as well.
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by jvoorhis 1y ago
We successfully mailed two bananas in college. The second was to ensure that it actually left campus and round tripped via USPS.
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by jvoorhis 2y ago
Seeing the testimonials here reminds me of why working in Engineering at Kongregate was one of the most rewarding stops along my career.
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by jvoorhis 2y ago
complementary
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by jvoorhis 8y ago
I showed up to learn more about audio engineering. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Word_clock
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by jvoorhis 8y ago
The name appears to be Japanese keyboard vendor FILCO, spelled backwards.
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by jvoorhis 9y ago
There is a massive amount of enterprise software on the market which predates JWT, and enough inertia that vendors keep implementing SAML support for new products. It's not going away soon.
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by jvoorhis 9y ago
Two distros referenced on this thread are Gentoo and Arch - both are rolling-release tinkerer's distros, and it has been noted that the feature in question has been out of scope for QA by the systemd project as of late. The community q
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by jvoorhis 9y ago
This hasn't always been so, as historically a kernel patched to support aufs was a requirement. It's easier to install docker in 2017 as much of the plumbing shared by the container ecosystem (including nspawn) has become ubiquito
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by jvoorhis 9y ago
Systemd technically does include rudimentary image management through systemd-importd and machinectl.
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by jvoorhis 9y ago
Here it is: https://tosdr.org .
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‘Fair Repair’ bill stalls in Nebraska(theguardian.com)
1 points by jvoorhis 10y ago|0 comments
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by jvoorhis 10y ago
Or any untrusted user input for that matter?
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by jvoorhis 10y ago
The Specialized models activate the LED headlamp and rear lights when the electronics are engaged, period. There is no separate off switch, day or night.
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by jvoorhis 10y ago
Aw c'mon, Zed. Python 3 is what I've prefer to put into production, it's also going to get the most love from the community.
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by jvoorhis 10y ago
I've recently completed a project of moderate complexity. I began development on Python 3 in a Jessie vm, and later ported to and deployed on Python 2.6 on CentOS 6. The process was not without its challenges, but developing on a moder
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by jvoorhis 10y ago
Sounds a little like Optimism cf. Candide.
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by jvoorhis 10y ago
Which have you got?
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by jvoorhis 10y ago
The article claims he found his 40 mile push-bike commute untenable and was unhappy with his steady car commute.
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by jvoorhis 10y ago
2015
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by jvoorhis 10y ago
The CA or smart card software is only needed for provisioning smart cards for clients, and is likely to be of little concern for setting up a new server. The card itself stores a non-phishable credential which you can physically secure.
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by jvoorhis 10y ago
Out of Portland, actually.
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by jvoorhis 10y ago
Does it run on those old SPARCs?
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by jvoorhis 10y ago
Physical cryptographic tokens meet this requirement: something you have-possession of the token itself-and something you know-the PIN to operate it.
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by jvoorhis 10y ago
Search for "ssh agent forwarding attack" or similar.
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by jvoorhis 10y ago
You're answering the wrong question. They're asking about passphrase for SSH key not OS user accounts. Adding a passphrase to your SSH private key is a best practice but not easily enforced without some manual process or command a
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by jvoorhis 10y ago
See also https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/sonic-warfare .
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by jvoorhis 10y ago
Probably referring to the new "reactions" feature. https://github.com/blog/2119-add-reactions-to-pull-requests-...
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by jvoorhis 10y ago
When I saw the headline I immediately thought of http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?TopMind
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by jvoorhis 10y ago
Its ancient now, but I built exactly this using Ruby and an LLVM wrapper. https://github.com/jvoorhis/siren I wouldn't expect this to run on the latest LLVM without a little hand holding (the most painful part was

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