maerek

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Steam Families(store.steampowered.com)
2 points by maerek 2y ago|1 comments
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Muzak(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by maerek 4y ago|0 comments
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Older PC Emulator(pcem-emulator.co.uk)
1 points by maerek 4y ago|0 comments
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A Theoretically Devastating Cyber Attack on America’s Gas Stations(medium.com)
20 points by maerek 4y ago|2 comments
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by maerek 4y ago
Adding on, the AirPlay 2 implementation by Shairport-sync works very well. I have approximately 6 different Rpis/thin clients around the house I use as AirPlay 2 receivers and can vouch for how well the system works. NQPTP is built b
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by maerek 4y ago
Strong seconding here. I have a low voice that doesn’t travel well in noisy environments. It’s pretty tiring having to shout an entire night out just to converse across the table.
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National Association for Amateur Radio: Amateur TV Handbook [pdf](arrl.org)
12 points by maerek 4y ago|0 comments
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by maerek 5y ago
Or Dell thin clients. Despite some oddities with the Cherry Trail (?) boards used on the Wyse 3040 series, they are x86 and have similar processing power to the Rpi4. They come with a quad core processor, 2GB of RAM and (usually) 8GB of s
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by maerek 5y ago
As a related tangent, Vogel (and Spiderweb Software) were responsible for many enjoyable hours in my youth playing through Exile III and Blades of Exile. I appreciate the world building and storytelling that he's done throughout the y
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by maerek 5y ago
Apparently (from my colleagues) even the CIS Level 1 benchmark for Windows Server doesn’t actually recommend disabling the print spooler service by default, but that seems to be the common sense approach going forward. If you don’t need a
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New Details Emerge on the “Highly Modified Drone” That Outran Police Helicopters(thedrive.com)
127 points by maerek 5y ago|125 comments
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CVE-2020-0796 – a “wormable” SMBv3 vulnerability(twitter.com)
5 points by maerek 7y ago|0 comments
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by maerek 7y ago
A couple uses, but the primary purpose is as a VM host and file server. Hyper-V for the VMs, and Storage Spaces with ReFS for the storage. My current build uses a core i5-4570s, but I'd love to have more cores & threads for runnin
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by maerek 7y ago
This is fantastic. I'm most interested in the eventual arrival of Zen 2-based APUs for upgrading my tiny home server. Getting a (hopefully) 8 core, 16 thread part with integrated graphics at the end of 2020 would be a fantastic value
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Improving Vulnerability Remediation Through Better Exploit Prediction [pdf](weis2019.econinfosec.org)
1 points by maerek 7y ago|0 comments
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New Zero-Day Exploit for Bug in Windows 10 Task Scheduler(bleepingcomputer.com)
3 points by maerek 7y ago|0 comments
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Vulnerability Remediation Requirements for Internet-Accessible Systems(cyber.dhs.gov)
2 points by maerek 7y ago|0 comments
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by maerek 8y ago
Is it possible to strip the Facebook click ID from URLs submitted to Hacker News? The link for the story includes the following: fbclid=IwAR2szOstJ6_hkoar2mo8NkXXMaOnfnIS5rFq5YNcOPf397n5HctnSUCGHjk#.W86CSfP5s-9.facebook
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by maerek 9y ago
Not sure what I'm missing here, but I see Signal using 37.5MB of memory. That doesn't seem egregious, but I'm also not familiar with what other Electron apps use.
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by maerek 9y ago
For HAProxy 1.7 (may be present in older versions, didn't check), there's the 'no-ssl-reuse'[0] directive for the server. [0]: https://cbonte.github.io/haproxy-dconv/1.7/configuration.htm...
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by maerek 10y ago
As someone who is fascinated by articles like this one, but doesn't have a background in CE/EE, any recommendations for literature/classes I could take so that I can better understand the topics being discussed?
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by maerek 10y ago
That's not progressive enhancement, it's lazy loading. Progressive enhancement would be making all of the content visible and accessible, then adding functionality on top after the base page load is complete. If JS is required to
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by maerek 10y ago
I picked one up on eBay [0] that is currently in transit to my apartment. Manual focus, somewhat garish looking and with probably crummy resolution, but I'm willing to try it for $4. There are a large number of similar cameras on the
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by maerek 10y ago
There are a few projects out there [0][1] that make it fairly simple to set up a motion detection capable solution with a simple USB webcam. I'm currently waiting on a cheap infrared camera from China ($4!) for use with my Pi, but I&#
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Maryland court is the first to require a warrant for covert cellphone tracking(washingtonpost.com)
5 points by maerek 10y ago|0 comments
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by maerek 11y ago
From an update to the article: [Update: On the conference call, Costolo said he initiated internal conversations about leaving at the end of last year, and that following discussions in Feburary and his decision to step down, Twitter decide
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by maerek 11y ago
Having used three generations of ThinkPads at work over the past five years (T60, T410, T440), I've been pleasantly surprised (with the notable exception of the trackpad on the T440 - dear god, what a terrible experience) with the buil
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Comcast Plans to Drop Time Warner Cable Deal(bloomberg.com)
2 points by maerek 11y ago|0 comments
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by maerek 12y ago
Anyone have more details on exactly what cjpeg does? What sets this apart from a solution like JPEGoptim?
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Spam hits three year high-water mark(blogs.cisco.com)
2 points by maerek 12y ago|0 comments

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