I'd rather read about other people's processes than anything else. If you find key management as trite then perhaps you don't understand what being a nerd entails.
Dealing with in bash is definitely one of the things that makes it pretty gross.
A space is the default field separator. You can change this by setting the IFS variable. Let's say you want to manipulate a directory of mp3 files with spaces in the name:
IFS=$'\n' && for each in *;do convert $each;done
Yay, it tokenizes on file names instead of words in the file, and it does what you meant.
That's because the weight of ripping on a 9 year old is still greater than the default entitlement to fly off the handle over any negative event. If he was 18 he should be in jail, 16 suspended, 12 juvenile school.. 9 is still too young to be a dbag towards the kid.. pretty close though
This is what we get when we're all our own "netadmins". I'm one of them. I don't follow security lists. I don't upgrade my products. Why not? Because I'm not really a netadmin. I just have a little server that runs until it breaks. I think that's the difference between a netadmin and a fake netadmin -- a fake netadmin like me reacts. A real netadmin is proactive.
Which honestly, as pathetic as it sounds on the surface, works fairly well when your data and uptime don't matter. Because it's not pathetic because I have better things to do with my time than "run the family webserver".
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It might be prudent to ask if you're being paid for three days of work to install a single windows machine.
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This seems like an oversight: if you don't have a location sensor, don't ask! Even the built-in Map app asked me for information that it could not possibly have.
google wardrives everyone's wifi while they update streetview; your unique 48 bit mac address uniquely identifies your location if you are on a recorded wifi hotspot.
After trying to convert my linux v4 nat firewall with bucket traffic shaping, I wanted to see how readily I could convert it to os x. I realized, after about 50% success, that if it's not part of the GUI, apple is basically not endorsing it. This was on their server version, mind you. I haven't tried anything with the client, which was less feature complete but more stable.
Anyways, there's plenty of other ways of solving it. And I tried it 9 or 10 months ago, so if someone can prove me wrong then they should deserve some appreciation around here.
I'm not a spammer, so why should I be honest and publish my true whois info? Whenever I do, cold-callers bug me at 11pm for security systems, credit cards, and worse; if I leave for more than 5 days my mailbox gets so full of junk mail they stop delivering until I go downtown for it. And since I am not abusing anyone, no one has a concern about how to call me, except those that want to spam me -- am I truly the scum of the earth for hiding? Or why should I pay for a po box and answering voicemail for the same spammers? If I do something that needs to get me put offline, the police can get a warrant through the registrar like every other real issue. Or they can take my site down until I call, or whatever. Don't make me force feed my home info for spammers. The other 0.01% of the time there's still a way to get the info, it's just a hassle, a hassle for which someone is gonna get paid. Leave it alone already. I got lucky with midnight phone calls and phonebook sized junkmails -- what happens when your psycho forum members get mad and publish your contact info? Oh yeah, and those privacy services just transfer ownership to your registrar. You lost your legal right when you bought that.
slashdot is mirroring the crazy awesome friday night conversation i'm having at the bar with all my male friends *right now*! and there's no girls here either!
There's no such thing as a "slippery slope" for you to fall down; this is to protect ourselves from egregious content. Surely as descent humans we can agree that, at times, you have to make a judgment call that affects other people. Finally, everything in this comment is 9000 times sarcastic.
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I'd rather read about other people's processes than anything else. If you find key management as trite then perhaps you don't understand what being a nerd entails.
I'll worry about forced crypto labels right after we manage upgrading to v6, which has only taken 20 years so far.
I guess I understand that we can't all be writers.
Dealing with in bash is definitely one of the things that makes it pretty gross.
A space is the default field separator. You can change this by setting the IFS variable. Let's say you want to manipulate a directory of mp3 files with spaces in the name:
IFS=$'\n' && for each in *;do convert $each;done
Yay, it tokenizes on file names instead of words in the file, and it does what you meant.
That's because the weight of ripping on a 9 year old is still greater than the default entitlement to fly off the handle over any negative event. If he was 18 he should be in jail, 16 suspended, 12 juvenile school.. 9 is still too young to be a dbag towards the kid.. pretty close though
I can accept that; how can we fix the 99% of us running broken due to apathy?
This is what we get when we're all our own "netadmins". I'm one of them. I don't follow security lists. I don't upgrade my products. Why not? Because I'm not really a netadmin. I just have a little server that runs until it breaks. I think that's the difference between a netadmin and a fake netadmin -- a fake netadmin like me reacts. A real netadmin is proactive.
Which honestly, as pathetic as it sounds on the surface, works fairly well when your data and uptime don't matter. Because it's not pathetic because I have better things to do with my time than "run the family webserver".
It might be prudent to ask if you're being paid for three days of work to install a single windows machine.
You're clever, you figured out you can pollute the domain of one restriction to create another. Woo!
What do you expect? Your rent is a small fraction of the cost of running the house. You're not the king!
its an invasion of privacy, but it's not illegal.
This seems like an oversight: if you don't have a location sensor, don't ask! Even the built-in Map app asked me for information that it could not possibly have.
google wardrives everyone's wifi while they update streetview; your unique 48 bit mac address uniquely identifies your location if you are on a recorded wifi hotspot.
FB can't possibly keep backups of every state of your profile
It's called a database. And yeah, it's really easy.
That idea sucks. Why couldnt all the homosexuals in the USA get extradited to Iraq so their heads can get chopped off?
After trying to convert my linux v4 nat firewall with bucket traffic shaping, I wanted to see how readily I could convert it to os x. I realized, after about 50% success, that if it's not part of the GUI, apple is basically not endorsing it. This was on their server version, mind you. I haven't tried anything with the client, which was less feature complete but more stable.
Anyways, there's plenty of other ways of solving it. And I tried it 9 or 10 months ago, so if someone can prove me wrong then they should deserve some appreciation around here.
The same people wondering why they need this might be the same that complain about a 10 gig nic being useless.
I'm not a spammer, so why should I be honest and publish my true whois info? Whenever I do, cold-callers bug me at 11pm for security systems, credit cards, and worse; if I leave for more than 5 days my mailbox gets so full of junk mail they stop delivering until I go downtown for it. And since I am not abusing anyone, no one has a concern about how to call me, except those that want to spam me -- am I truly the scum of the earth for hiding? Or why should I pay for a po box and answering voicemail for the same spammers? If I do something that needs to get me put offline, the police can get a warrant through the registrar like every other real issue. Or they can take my site down until I call, or whatever. Don't make me force feed my home info for spammers. The other 0.01% of the time there's still a way to get the info, it's just a hassle, a hassle for which someone is gonna get paid. Leave it alone already. I got lucky with midnight phone calls and phonebook sized junkmails -- what happens when your psycho forum members get mad and publish your contact info? Oh yeah, and those privacy services just transfer ownership to your registrar. You lost your legal right when you bought that.
slashdot is mirroring the crazy awesome friday night conversation i'm having at the bar with all my male friends *right now*! and there's no girls here either!
Step 9: Pray step 5 worked out cause you gonna get an audit
Wikipedia says Manhattan is 21km, and that Phobos is 11km average radius.
Is this what Manhattan would look like on Phobos?
I dunno. I think the math is about right, but I've been really wrong before.
I wouldn't know about that, I have Verizon Wireless.
NH would never pass this.
There's no such thing as a "slippery slope" for you to fall down; this is to protect ourselves from egregious content. Surely as descent humans we can agree that, at times, you have to make a judgment call that affects other people. Finally, everything in this comment is 9000 times sarcastic.
we pour a gallon of that crud down the sink to kill 16 germs. not that a strong base like bleach is great for mother earth either.
it's like blowing a drain out at the bottom of a swamp with TNT.