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ddns?

Or use addresses like https://192-168-1-1.hp.net (https://192-168-43-123.hp.net, https://10-20-30-40.hp.net, and so on) and a wildcard cert. No harder to document than telling people to go to http://192.168.1.1.

Though they should be more careful than to use to top-level domain as they need to include the private key in the device unless they have the devices call out to have a new certificate generated, perhaps 192-168-1-1.internaldevices.hp.net and so forth.
Is there any simple way to keep SSH keys synced across multiple keys?

I have 2 laptops and an Android device, so if I was to start using these things it would be convenient to keep my private keys available across them all.
I can think of a few ways (not sure all within TOS), not sure if helpful but still worth a shot (maybe):

Build a site for people wanting to buy a car and know what's the avg asking price of models with the same characteristics.

For example: say I want to buy a Freelander for max 10K. I'll go and check all freelanders and quickly notice that most in that range are from the year 2010 and 2012. Kilometers differ, guarantees, etc.

For me at least, I go into each and mentally account what's important and compare to decide which ones I'll contact.

I could use a service that would weigh all the variables and basically say to me: these 3 offer the best value for the money and within your price range.

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If you are able to build email lists, I'll just leave this here: you can upload Look A Like Audiences to facebook to advertise to similar people as your email list.

I'm sure you can see the possibilities here. Sorry I don't go into details as I'm mobile.
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>Humans have evolved to produce social structures that mitigate the need for violence in all circumstances.

It doesn't contradict the notion "humans are violent". Social structures are often used to prevail collectively in conflicts, often violent, and one may say that's why they evolved.
Used back in the day Zotero Bibtex export with Markdown and this workflow/template https://github.com/tompollard/phd_thesis_markdown for my thesis. Zotero is very good (especially with extension on the browser, it's like pinning something in Evernote) and the best is: it's free.
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No, that will happen later.
If I have access to someone else's laptop with a nano key plugged into it, can I access all the SSH key files stored on the key, or are they also protected from access somehow?
That's really sad, I always wanted to get my hands on some of these. For certain tasks (that work poorly on GPUs in the same cost ballpark, particularly ones that require large amounts of local memory bandwidth) they had rather excellent price / performance ratios. But I guess that didn't coincide with what people wanted.
Great secret. Thanks. Please RTFA.

Also most people do not choose to do jobs, they have to do jobs.
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As far as I know these alternative thread libraries are ancient history. I can understand you want to defend against sabotage like people using hard links to open a database under two names but is that really a dealbreaker?
> Add into it being forced to use Google's DNS servers on android

Source? My phone runs a current Android (and not some custom ROM, but something standard from it's manufacturer) and doesn't appear to use Google DNS, at least not for normal functions.
Kind of ironic: I knew a group of students in Nottingham (UK) that had to instigate a blanket ban on Bonobo at social gatherings. They played him so frequently after getting back from nights out that it started to get monotonous.
> In a language like C, you can declare a variable to be volatile. When the program is compiled, this causes the compiler to emit memory barrier instructions

Not true (except maybe on MSVC). This unfortunately very common misbelief has lead to so many concurrency bugs on weakly ordered CPU architectures.
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This is Vis a Vis your first recommendation, and how it's associated with "left wing" politics. Its fascinating to me that I have a fairly sepcific idea of what you are talking about, without being able to specifically define the key concepts. Wtf is left/eight anyway, and how come we can classify politics this way in polities and topics that are novel to us?

Anyone got a "history of the left and the right" thats a good read?
You learn things in every job you are in. You become more experienced.

Do your employers have a right to all that too? That would be ridiculous.
There used to be 2 operators of these things in Britain.

After a series of incidents(fires at sea, sinking) due to shoddy maintainence by poorly resourced bus mechanics and questionable modifications made in a desperate attempt to make them, technically, seaworthy according to modern regulations, they have both shut down. I'm kinda surprised the US still has them in such numbers.
I did a 4 day week for a while, but hated the job enough that I needed that extra day just to compensate, and then getting 20% less kind of sucked.

However for a good job I would love to do a 4 day or 3 day week.
Being unemployed might kill us even more. I'm not sure I understand the argument here.

In Finnish there is a idiom_ "People have died at home as well" that captures this idea that doing stuff away from home is not necessary less safe than being at home - you can die at home as well.
*a very specific implementation of NLP.

Not that this library isn't promising, but the name and presentation makes it seem far more general than it really is.
This is really unfair. It was a bad call to go out with a storm pending.
I did the same but with a PureScript frontend https://madnight.github.io/grendy/ and a Haskell backend https://github.com/madnight/grendel
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I had dinner last year with Professor Pfeffers along with some other GSB Alumni.

This was just before his book went to print, but it was the topic of conversation.

He makes some solid points.

It’s pretty shocking, but understandable, since the impact on individuals, groups, and society isn’t like a physical workplace injury that has cause/effect immediacy.
borg is awesome, I once happened to talk to the developer of this. He said sometimes people report bugs to him and it turns out these are hardware errors that the integrity check of it found...
> To make it easier & cleaner in development, it's best to make yourself a Certificate Authority CA and issues local certificates

sure. That's what I do on those sites where I absolutely need SSL even during development. But it's still a hassle and, I would argue, an overall security downgrade.

If somehow that CA certificate gets out (commited to github by accident, extracted via malware, etc.), I become MitMable unless I manually check every certificate of every site I visit.

I know that this isn't too likely an attack vector, but if I had to target a developer friend, that's something I'd look into because this has the potential to work across machines whereas traditional malware based solutions would only work on machines I can compromise.

If you have unique CAs per development machine, this would of course be moot, but at that point, you might as well just run with a self-signed cert to begin with and allow the exception once.
Most people/companies aren't Google, but as you say they assume that if one or more of the tech gigants (or other very public tech companies) are doing something, then it must be good.

Often the focus is extremely weird. When people noticed that WhatsApp only employed something like 45 engineers, then most assumed that it was because they used Erlang and FreeBSD. The thought that maybe their success was do to hiring the very best engineers and paying accordingly is less attractive.

Monorepos is just a another item to the heap of things that may be a good idea, but it depends.
Well, also the "delayed" notice at the gate of an airport makes noise.

It's informative: you might not be able to do anything about it, but you should know it anyway.
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Creating a new account is trivial. I did this after a host posted a malicious review (because I didn't accept his cash-only option) and AirBnB did zilch about it.
Auto-monkeysphering - involuntarily deciding you won't need to think about that person again in the future, reducing the cognitive load of humans to need to care about by one, forever.
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Interesting choice, Wizard of Oz. One question I've always wondered, what to do about narcissists who think someone else is the narcissist? Also, funny thing I've seen happen at work: there was someone this one (but influential) person didn't like because of office politics, and wanted to have that person be dismissed in social circles in the office. Easy job for them- label them as a narcissist. Honestly, everyone is a little selfish, so it's not hard to pick and choose behavior from any one person, and make it fit into that narcissism box.
Three Body Problem trilogy is being turned into an Amazon Prime Video tentpole, with a reported $1 billion budget.

I’ve read the first book, I really enjoyed it.
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Now it's time to make local development environment also HTTPS. Make yourself a Certificate Authority CA and issues local certificates. This makes for no warnings in browsers and ensures a better development experience. A post from my colleague on how to do it.
https://reactpaths.com/how-to-get-https-working-in-localhost...
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The actual issue is http://crbug.com/394518, which is not public.
> affect a small number of units

Same story with the keyboard that was a fundamental enough design flaw to include 2 design bandaids in as many years.
1. Get IDE support. There is no convention of adding a suffix like "Interface", and I personally am very happy with this. C# ISomething naming conventions have annoyed me quite a bit.

2. Always limit the scope of your channels. I like using unidirectional channels with structs that have more unidirectional channels. (For instance, a chan of workRequest{workData, returnChan} where return chan only receives responses for this request and is closed when no values are left)

3. I think you've been treated to well by JS closures, always hand over arguments you're going to use in the goroutine, this also allows the CG to clean up the stack of the function that started the closure goroutine.
Nobody's blaming the website, it can live without EU readers and we can live without it. @mdrzn is merely spreading awareness that this is GDPR-walled, while at the same time expressing discontent that some people still don't know/care about it. Is that unreasonable? I don't know. I guess it'll be decided by how often requests like that appear below GDPR-unfriendly links, and how highly-upvoted they get.
There's a related corollary to this question though, which is whether systems that require less human memory enable you to remember other things better.

For example, your phone can dial dozens or hundreds of your friend's phones without you remembering their numbers. This means you never need to use their phone numbers and hence don't remember them. A reasonable question you might ask is whether you are now free to spend that brainpower memorizing other, more useful things? Or are you actually less capable of memorizing other things because you are exercising your memory less?

There are other similar examples, for example password managers and even just general Google-able trivia. Is it a good thing or a bad thing for general intelligence that humans need spend less time memorizing these things?
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I'm sure nobody would mind you using 10 minutes of your own time to have a quick nap?

Going home for 3 hours isn't really the same thing.
"Consultant" is also fitting. http://dilbert.com/strip/1998-08-24
Lost in Shangri-La book is excellent.

End of World War II true story of a plane crash into remote New Guinea.

The survival/rescue/recovery mission is remarkable.

If you like Robinson Crusoe, The Martian, and Lost In Space, you’ll enjoy this remarkable true story.
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This is probably a stupid question, but I couldn't find an answer. Does this mean Google keeps all of its different products in all their different languages and environments in one repo? So like, Android lives in the same repo as Gmail, which is the same repo as all the Waymo code and the Google search engine code as well? That seems insane to me.
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Thanks for your thoughts on the book. They actually make me quite a bit more interested in reading it.
For all those that scream about local devices and HTTPS: if you really want HTTPS (and your printer/router supports HTTPS) you can get a certificate very easily from let's encrypt:

- create an "internal" domain for your lan, e.g. home.example.com

- make AWS Route53 handle that zone

- create some AWS IAM credentials for Route53

- create some hosts (e.g. router.home.example.com)

- use certbot with the route53 dns option to get a certificate and private key. Certbot will automagically add some TXT records to verify hostname ownership and provide you with that.

NO NEED to expose anything on your public IPs, but mind you: your hostname will appear in public CT logs. No "greatnascontainingmypartnersnudephotos.home.example.com" hostnames!
When people say the ‘CPU’ in this thread, they don’t mean the whole main computer unit, if that’s what you’re thinking. They mean just the little chip inside. There’s a cooling system so it isn’t actually anywhere near that hot on your lap.
I love runs like mosquito creek. Seadoo used to make a small 4 person jetboat (now it's basically a floating mansion for towing boarders) that was so quick and nimble and we would negotiate a similar area in the Virginia tidewater region during high tide. As teenagers it was how we learned where the apex if a turn is and the very important "no throttle? No turning" aspect of jetted water vehicles. Both of which served us well when we starter throwing motorcycles around Virginia International Raceway.
Indeed. Let’s Encrypt would happily issue a cert to scams4u.com provided only proof that the person making the request has control over the domain (that really is all they check). “Secure” implies far, far more than merely “encrypted”. The biggest security problems are behind the web server, not between you and it!
You're not wrong, but the segment/offset model is such a farce it's not even worth using as an example

(also you would have had to distinguish between far and near pointers)

At the processor level, pointers are distinguished either by the type of register or by the type of operation used on them (when they're more orthogonal, still there are "pointer only" registers like stack, ip, etc)
I hope there is no water whatsoever in your chips.
HTTPS is about securing the connection to the website and NOT about identifying the website. It is sufficient for ensuring that intermediaries (e.g. your ISP) cannot meddle with the content being served (i.e. it's a form of signing the content for publishers), it ensures that the browsing stays private (with new DNS developments, the domain name stays private too) and it secures the data being sent (e.g. passwords).

Nothing is sufficient for total security, but "HTTPS everywhere" is a vast improvement, going from zero security to almost sufficient security over night.
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The sad truth is that I have seen, several times, people justifying real code doing questionable things with pointers in C(-like languages) by saying "well but pointers are just integers".

I am not sure what the best way to teach C is. Maybe it is a good idea to start with a "lie" and explain pointers as integers. But most C books/tutorials never go to the part where they explain that this is a lie, and that is a problem. The problem will only get worse as compilers get smarter and hence better at exploiting the UB that lurks in so many programs due to a naive treatment of pointers.
The origin within the SS7 network. Someone has to pay the bill ;)
Devices don't _have_ to prevent you from choosing their name. If I name the device my-funky-hatstand.tialaramex.example, then even if the Funky Hatstand company goes out of business and their domain name goes away, I can renew my certs, for my name.

For a $5 product it may not make sense to have this level of configuration, but for example I believe the FireBrick (a device you might buy to put a small company or district office online) is capable of being configured with your name rather than a generic product DNS name that could go away.

Also, just because a name is in DNS doesn't mean you must use the Internet to resolve the name. In a truly offline system you can just hard code that name resolution and it'll work fine. Nothing about HTTPS cares how resolution was actually done, only the BRs for the Certificate Authorities tell them they mustn't issue for names that aren't actually part of the public DNS hierarchy.

So, the device needn't be on the Internet.

The name must make sense in the Internet DNS hierarchy, but (with a typical commercial CA) needn't actually exist or (with Let's Encrypt, who insist on checking) needn't resolve to anything, let alone an actual machine on the Internet

Yes, you will need to move new certs to a device if you want it to remain publicly trusted as time passes. If that's an unacceptable burden (maybe your device is under the North Pole ice) then you probably didn't want the Web PKI, you need your own PKI for your very special application. Most people want the Web PKI.
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If the lenticular lens is made of columns (as those fake 3D postcards are) then only horizontal shift is 3D-able. To display verticality, the lenticular lenses could be hemispheres. However, to encode vertical 3D-ness you would need 45 images for each 2 degrees off the horizontal so as your head bobs up and down, it can pick up the off axis images. So that's 45 images x 45 axes = 2025 images per frame.
I feel like you might have landed on http://blog.lookingglassfactory.com. Their main website is http://lookingglassfactory.com
5 years and 7464 references later Zotero has become an integral part of my workflow. The combination of Zotero and the custom renaming of Zotfile lets me store all my pdfs in Dropbox, but sync all database by Zotero such that I can add references at work and have them waiting for me on my PC at home.

I abandoned Mendeley because it would not permit relative paths, and I have not looked back.
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I felt this way for a long time about geospatial directions, but when your phone / gps dies and you have no map, it's kind of a terrifying feeling of helplessness
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> also, an article with that many statistical claims should have footnotes IMO

If you click on 'References' at the bottom of the article you get a short drop down list.

But there is also a companion article [1] that gives more references and links.

[1] https://mosaicscience.com/story/briefing-reading-violence-cr...
There's probably a lot of scope for synthesizing optimized versions of plainly written reference code, in which case there's already a bulletproof specification.

If you didn't have to worry about performance, I think programming would be immensely easier.
This article seems to operate under the premise that photographic memory is not a thing. Is it considered an urban myth now?
I always would love to have a curated playlist by someone like Ayreon to "just listen to great music", and not those boring playlists on spotify. Back when I in my teens and the golden age of MP3 was upon us I had more time to do this myself, but nowadays I am getting a bit lost on it all (not enough time to "just discover").

Nice to see this guy tackled the issue (even if for another setting).
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These are really beautiful photos, and now I am damn well hiking a barrier island this weekend. Being a lifelong lowcountry South Carolinian, it's nice to see the Georgia coast getting some love (Y'all tourists really should visit there :) ).
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TBH I just wanted to mention both of these things in the title so I stuffed them both in.^^ (I'm also not a native speaker so I kind of borrow what I see. And Dr. Strangelove was probably where I was this kind of title for the first time.)
This is completely unsubstantiated. Worse yet, the "from an evolutionary standpoint" trope is frequently (ab)used to support some kind of pseudoscientific idea/diet (Paleo springs to mind here). If you have a real, coherent argument based on verifiable truth to make that is great, but right now you're just making something up and running with it because it feels right to you. Nobody benefits in this scenario, least of all you.
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> using em dashes despite space-separated en dashes being more popular is another (though that one varies by locale)

Okay so I was told in my English writing class that in US English one uses the longer em dashes without spaces. But I just can't get over how they look, and in German we use en dashes with spaces (AFAIK), so I usually do that when writing English except if it is a paper where my advisor will complain if I do. ;)
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