redog

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by redog 3mo ago
> it has first-class integration with secrets managers Meow?
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CVE-2026-41089(gemini.google.com)
3 points by redog 4mo ago|2 comments
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by redog 4mo ago
"I have checked the latest threat intelligence, the National Vulnerability Database (NVD), and Microsoft's own documentation, and there is currently no public record of CVE-2026-41089"
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by redog 5mo ago
When the sock bot dries the socks, matches and folds them together we're at peak robot. Come to think of it, its got to not lose either of them also. Current tech falls short of this.
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by redog 7mo ago
It's to continue the culture of bullying and lack-of-accountability by and for the perversely rich oligarchy. For you'll need to be accounted while they do the counting.
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by redog 8mo ago
ms-sudo to Get-AdministratorPermissionForElevatedSecurityOperations
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by redog 8mo ago
Financial theatre
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by redog 9mo ago
SQL killed the set theory star
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by redog 1y ago
I do a github pages workflow + vue + vite Push updates to the md file and it rebuilds itself. https://github.com/automationwise/awise.github.io
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by redog 1y ago
Listen to dance music or classical without the lyrics....I've NEVER been able to code/work and listen to music with language/lyrics. Words overwhelm my mental bandwidth. Same shit happens to me with the piano. Please don&#x27
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by redog 1y ago
Not quite, with the thumb buttons like the Trackball Explorer had. Closest I can find is the DEFT Pro https://elecomusa.com/products/deft-pro-trackball
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by redog 1y ago
I miss the old microsoft track ball. The ball wasn't a thumb exercise as it was under your index-middle-ring fingers and you clicked with the thumb.
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by redog 1y ago
Hybrid runners are self hosted... it's like paying to cook things on your own stove.
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by redog 1y ago
I may try Gambling at the end
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by redog 1y ago
Working. In my 30 years employed I've managed to invest enough to make up a little. I've probably 24 years left. I think I can more than double my 401k in that time but that still won't be 1M If crypto keeps going up there&#x
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by redog 1y ago
Making enough money to retire
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by redog 1y ago
It really gave me a lot of push back once when I wanted to use a js library over a python one for a particular project. Like I gave it my demo code in js and it basically said, "meh, cute but use this python one because ...reasons...&q
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by redog 1y ago
For me I had to upload the library's current documentation to it because it was using outdated references and changing everything that was working in the code to broken and not focusing on the parts I was trying to build upon.
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by redog 1y ago
Even more so Citizens United and Reganism.
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by redog 2y ago
I mean at that point why not just make the battery the explosive..it's not like it needs a great shelf-life just a kaboom
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by redog 2y ago
If statistics are to be believed they're going to get a nother wave or few
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by redog 2y ago
Ever hear about the Kessler effect?
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by redog 2y ago
Nah, that's the sarcasterisk and should replace /s in modern communication.
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by redog 2y ago
You'd probably be persecuted and hung.
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by redog 3y ago
Could have? Sounds like the bar lowering. What's your PhD in?
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by redog 3y ago
> I think a model trained on a 'reward function' that is deceptive, can be called deceptive itself. Wouldn't that just lead to ~~simple~~ incorrectness?
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by redog 3y ago
I think that sometimes when humor is added, in this way, it is to make you pause first. At least in my mind when I encounter something oddly said/written my mind starts suggesting contexts and I can clearly "see" myself going
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by redog 3y ago
No music?
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by redog 3y ago
My son's been camping the streets of Denver for about 5 years now. He seems happy for a "homeless" guy.
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by redog 3y ago
This comment turned me into a junkie

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