nightbrawler

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by nightbrawler 20d ago
normal indeed but not what i'd consider a best practice anymore. we've moved away from any secrets in the env after the typical secrets leak when secrets popped up in some debug logging that hit datadog. we now have a secret cache
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by nightbrawler 6mo ago
You can easily manipulate and set TTL to whatever is needed with a Mikrotik router. Override TTL for all devices behind it. /ip firewall mangle add chain=postrouting out-interface=lte1 action=change-ttl new-ttl=set:64 passthrough=yes c
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Female spies are waging 'sex warfare' to steal Silicon Valley secrets(thetimes.com)
17 points by nightbrawler 11mo ago|10 comments
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by nightbrawler 1y ago
and its fixed now.
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by nightbrawler 2y ago
Yep! The New Mexico Mega-Link repeater network is still up and running. http://nm5ml.com/nm5ml_map.jpg There’s also a great APRS repeater network: http://www.urfmsi.org/repeaters/aprs With APRS you can
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by nightbrawler 3y ago
I'm in New Mexico too, there's some creeks I frequent that are considered "navigable waterways" and unless it's monsoon season, you barely get your ankles wet lol.
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Utopia to blight: Surviving in Henry Ford’s lost jungle town(washingtonpost.com)
6 points by nightbrawler 3y ago|2 comments
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by nightbrawler 4y ago
Indeed. Not as easy to organize as one with a front facing door, but we keep stuff organized in milk crates and it's worked great for our family for many years now.
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by nightbrawler 4y ago
At my offgrid cabin I converted a $300 chest freezer to a fridge by using an external thermostat that toggles power off/on based on temp. I have it turn on at 37 degrees and turn off at 35. It uses such little power that it's not
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by nightbrawler 4y ago
So many participles at play here
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by nightbrawler 5y ago
Cool to see another New Mexican on here!
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by nightbrawler 5y ago
nice, now I want to connect and check out the old channels I used to hang out in!
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by nightbrawler 5y ago
awesome, thanks for that info!
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by nightbrawler 5y ago
Back in the 90s I spent a lot of time on EFnet. What's the go to network these days?
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by nightbrawler 5y ago
Back when I used Windows, I had an app called Regex Buddy and you could paste in any regex and it would generate a comment block that broke down what was going on. Was super useful when you come back a few months later and need to understan
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by nightbrawler 5y ago
[0] Some people, when confronted with a problem, think "I know, I'll use regular expressions." Now they have two problems. I love regular expressions and figuring out the syntax to solve problems I encounter where I c
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by nightbrawler 5y ago
An amazing power trio band
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Fake Resume Generator(fake.jsonresume.org)
4 points by nightbrawler 6y ago|0 comments
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Cards Against Containers(thenewstack.io)
2 points by nightbrawler 6y ago|0 comments
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by nightbrawler 6y ago
wow, that story is very interesting too!
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by nightbrawler 6y ago
Mosh is awesome! I use it all the time to connect to servers over a slow and high latency satellite link. Highly recommend it for high latency connections.
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OneWeb says it will have to cut workers amid economic crisis(arstechnica.com)
1 points by nightbrawler 6y ago|0 comments
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by nightbrawler 7y ago
I have the same issue with my ears in cold weather. They start to hurt pretty quick in cold temps, so I try to always either have some small wrap around ear muffs or a beanie. As long as I keep my ears warm and out of cold wind, I'm ab
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FBI catches hacker that stole Nintendo’s secrets for years(arstechnica.com)
14 points by nightbrawler 7y ago|3 comments
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by nightbrawler 7y ago
Used to communicate with a bunch of friends via AIM, then Google Talk (XMPP), then Yahoo IM... we gave up after the last one shutdown. What's the goto XMPP service these days?
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Video: How Myst’s designers stuffed an entire universe onto a single CD-ROM(arstechnica.com)
3 points by nightbrawler 7y ago|0 comments
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by nightbrawler 7y ago
I use mosh to connect up to a raspberry pi over a slow satellite link. For that, mosh works awesome but I’ve always missed the ability to scroll output when I’m trying to debug something. I’m anxious to give this terminal a try and see how
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Captain Midnight broadcast signal intrusion(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by nightbrawler 7y ago|0 comments
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by nightbrawler 7y ago
My wife used to be a teacher and there is something I haven't seen mentioned and that is all the district support staff. Her district had literally hundreds of high paid support staff. Many were older former teachers that either wanted
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by nightbrawler 7y ago
There's a great series of books called 'What To Expect' ... When Expecting, The First Year, etc. They are an awesome resource. Other than that I wouldn't over think or analyze preparation too much. You'll be surpris

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