sippingabonedry

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GEFS on OpenBSD: A Early Preview(marc.info)
122 points by sippingabonedry 1d ago|72 comments
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Linux from Scratch(linuxfromscratch.org)
377 points by sippingabonedry 2d ago|111 comments
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by sippingabonedry 3d ago
The chance of being issued a certificate in this instance, while theoretically possible, is infinitesimally small.
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by sippingabonedry 3d ago
Are you asking if I think Elon had this person's website on an 80" screen in a conference room whilst they collude how to send traffic to their site? No, I do not. I get thousands of these "security scanner" requests on
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by sippingabonedry 3d ago
That points to a glaring hole in the modern-day automated web PKI, not Tesla's dangling DNS record. Hell, they issue certificates to IP addresses now. For cloud systems, ownership of an IP could be a few hours. This has almost certainl
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by sippingabonedry 3d ago
It does bring attention to: how many other organizations are doing this? Tesla is a large enterprise. They almost certainly subscribe to some overpriced SaaS garbage which is manned by offshore drones who by definition do not care because t
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by sippingabonedry 3d ago
Wouldn't the same apply to pool.ntp.org then? Maybe running a web server on the same IP as an NTP server is a bad idea.
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by sippingabonedry 3d ago
This seems like a gross exaggeration. This happens EVERY day to EVERY web server out there. I have a personal site that gets thousands of requests per day from bots. Running a public server (like NTP) means you will get tons of strange requ
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by sippingabonedry 3d ago
Because serving dodgy ads pays them a lot of money. The pivot is complete. 90% of the ads I see on YouTube are obvious scams. Many from untraceable shady overseas organizations. You can see the data if you report them. It's always some
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by sippingabonedry 4d ago
I should have bothered to do the conversion... when I read your post I was immediately reminded of the recent laws in Italy that capped AC in public spaces to a minimum of 25C... 18C is awfully cold for a residence! Most programmable thermo
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by sippingabonedry 4d ago
Check out Uncle Pennybags over here with AC in his garage... All "smart" t-stats can be used in "dumb" mode but the remote control and monitoring is really the killer feature. Scheduling and presence is meh, if you'
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by sippingabonedry 4d ago
Depends on your definition of better. It's a tradeoff I'm willing to make for simple, open I/O. It's not PWM but rather a "call" for heat, cooling, or fan. If I'm refinishing the wall I can (and have) put
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by sippingabonedry 4d ago
If you controlled the AC temperature remotely it's a great red flag to never rent that Airbnb. Some people like it cold when they sleep.
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by sippingabonedry 4d ago
For anyone wondering why he would ever do this, it seems to be a type of hidden mini-split system used in euro-style shoebox flats, with a super-proprietary thermostat. Wi-Fi capability is an option at additional cost, but was not purchased
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I bought Amazon's $100k Rivian Van for $10k, Dealer said it needed a new battery [video](youtube.com)
10 points by sippingabonedry 4d ago|0 comments
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by sippingabonedry 5d ago
Got a source for that? Because there's entire continents of people who think it's the most ridiculous statement they've ever read on this site (which they can only access because of Starlink).
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by sippingabonedry 5d ago
Gotta wonder how many OUTRAGED about the days when they had to splice into pieces of glass, wrote the tools to make this easier. Now all they gotta do is ring up Google or Meta or the other usual suspects and they get the data on a platter
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by sippingabonedry 5d ago
It's more complicated than that. This place has changed. The biggest tell is reposting something interesting from a year or two ago that received hundreds of upvotes. Now it will get 2 or three upvotes whilst "lulz Trump" &#x
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by sippingabonedry 6d ago
On the contrary, you will do exactly as you're told if you expect to cash those sweet MSFT paychecks, which I assume you did prior to this epiphany, otherwise you would have returned all the money. Has this level of obtuseness infected
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by sippingabonedry 7d ago
Then you would know about the trademark beef the Beatles had with Apple for years.
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by sippingabonedry 7d ago
I'd suggest building a time machine and going back to register threads.com.
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by sippingabonedry 7d ago
Well in a decent society you can't take things that aren't yours. Nobody using Muse the tool knows or gives a fuck who Muse the band is, the band itself is twice their age. At 32 years a band is reaching Spinal Tap stage and they
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by sippingabonedry 7d ago
> The exact circumstances surrounding the changes aren't clear. The exact circumstances are that they likely paid them a shitload of money.