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@nixCraft But to whom?! (And no, I don't want a picture of Santa doing bice/naughty lists...)
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@nixCraft They were winning too hard :kekw: You don't need adblockers. All you need is vpn set up on russian server. They didn't showing ads here. At all
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@nixCraft At least they tell you in advance. Few things compare to hearing "we're so happy to have you onboard, we've been looking for someone like you for almost 2 years" at the same meeting they tell you the salary range and you're supposed to sign the contract. @nixCraft In California, it's a law to that employers and recruiters must disclose a salary range in a job listing. When I point this out to recruiters, I don't hear from them again. It's a great way to screen out job requirement emails from random recruiters. I have no idea where this is located nor is there mention of remote vs. hybrid vs. on-site f2f. That role is less than a cage monkey in a datacenter. I hope the recruiter that has the role has 200 just like it and is struggling to fill them. If it makes you feel any better... nobody *actually* knows how to use Git. We all just memorize a few shell commands and hope nothing implodes. 😉
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No NAT November is an annual event that encourages Linux sysadmins, developers, and network engineers to go thirty days without setting up NAT. Who is up for some challenge? @nixCraft I wish I could. NAT belongs in the history books as a cautionary tale of network engineering gone horribly, horribly wrong.
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@nixCraft because nobody understood how to make a real alternative to PHP and why people are using it. It's very frustrating.PHP should really be dead. It was from a newbie for newbies. But somehow it was kept alive. If you want to barf: Read the source code for PHP/FI 2.0
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@nixCraft You know you could prevent this if you just bought and additional copy of Windows Server and set it up for WSUS. :') For those asking, I logged into my YouTube premium for ad-free access, yet I'm getting 10-20% of ads blocked and another time popup asking to turn off the Ad blocker. LOL. I don't know why Google thinks it is necessary to show Ads in paid options. Tracking never stops. Original thread: https://mastodon.social/@nixCraft/111246116751476250 This is why I have trust issues with Google, Microsoft, Apple, and other companies. Their constant display of ads or tracking your every movement is beyond greedy.
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@nixCraft it's a good reminder that even if you pay to not see ads on YouTube, Google still needs to surveil you constantly to add value to the targeted ads they show you on every other site on the internet. @nixCraft A rule of thumb: no for-profit corporation will take an action that raises costs or reduces revenues without a court order demanding it.
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@nixCraft Takes all the stress, and keeps it away from the programmer. Always there when the programmer has questions. (As I saw other comments, I realize I had bad experiences too in the past, but I won't mention them, because why would someone want to settle down for a shitty work environment, right?)
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@nixCraft with my employer (Siemens) they saw the light quickly during the pandemic. In a few months time all employee contracts have been switched to have work from home as a standard offering if you are an office worker. At my office, many employees do hybrid (like me), some at the office every day, some fully remote. So numerous brands are giving up on Threads by Instagram, allegedly due to lack of engagement 😂 BBC Gives Up On Threads (By Instagram), Sticks With Mastodon https://darnell.day/bbc-gives-up-on-threads-by-instagram-sticks-with-mastodon Instead of simply adding a link option to Instagram, Meta decided to create a new app that collects user data. This move by BBC tells you how good Mastodon is right now.
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> BBC prefers to control its social narrative BBC prefers to control EVERY narrative. "How cool is that?" Not very; a little bit fascist, even. Be very very wary of them being in the Fediverse, please.Just another day in tech-bro failure. So glad they are in charge of leading humanity to its future. Add OpenAI, Google, and Common Crawl to your robots.txt to block generative AI from stealing content and profiting from it. See https://www.cyberciti.biz/web-developer/block-openai-bard-bing-ai-crawler-bots-using-robots-txt-file/ for more info and a firewall to block those and other AI bots, too. #AI @nixCraft And if one has control of the server, look into installing a port-blocking tool such as fail2ban that kicks in if it spots unwanted activity. I've seen too many bots that ignore the robots.txt file
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@nixCraft the known OC: I HOPE YOUR CHAIR HAS GROWN OVER WITH MOSS I HOPE A PLEASANT BUT UNOBSERVED BEAM OF LIGHT HITS YOUR DESK PERFECTLY THROUGH THE COLLAPSED CEILING I HOPE THE SILENCE IS DEAFENING" I asked a software engineer once what it would cost to build this today. I will never forget his answer: “We can’t, we don’t know how to do it.” |
@nixCraft Chase still only lets you do two factor auth with SMS.
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When you're remote and the IT support needs to troubleshoot something and they look at your internet connection and you're connected to "hey why don't you go fuck yourself" and you realize aw geez. Didn't think that one through the whole way did ya K.
@nixCraft as someone noted: 3 wrong attempts and you lost.
This reminds me of a sysadmin who asks users to set long email passwords in order to avoid brute force attacks. Wondering whether his server is configured to ban after failing attempts.