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The one show that actually displays sed and has better tech literacy than "I made a GUI in Visual Basic to track their IP" and you're all upset that they used cat instead of passing a path directly to sed. Gboard is also generally good and objectively better than the built in iOS keyboard.
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Volmarias posted:The one show that actually displays sed and has better tech literacy than "I made a GUI in Visual Basic to track their IP" and you're all upset that they used cat instead of passing a path directly to sed. who’s upset? why are you upset?
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:if you are on t-mobile dial in #662# to activate scam blocking why is this opt-in? Subjunctive posted:who’s upset? why are you upset? no, no, it's "lol, y u mad tho?"
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CommunistPancake posted:since they are styled differently, they know they're separate statements, so your grammar concerns are of no use here it’s styled inconsistently because their web designers realize “Install in Chrome It’s free” is too much for a download button and that’s the extent they’re allowed to change it
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infernal machines posted:why is this opt-in? I think carriers aren’t allowed to interfere with call connection except by explicit request of the customer. IIRC it was some work to go from “customer can block specified numbers” to “customer can block based on list we maintain”.
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Grammar Fuckup Megathread
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Subjunctive posted:I think carriers aren’t allowed to interfere with call connection except by explicit request of the customer. IIRC it was some work to go from “customer can block specified numbers” to “customer can block based on list we maintain”. Oh, right "common-carrier"
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guys hold up there was a tv show that did something stupid
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Subjunctive posted:I think carriers aren’t allowed to interfere with call connection except by explicit request of the customer. IIRC it was some work to go from “customer can block specified numbers” to “customer can block based on list we maintain”. false-positives happen as well, especially now that scammers often spoof legit numbers to get around systems like this. a couple of days ago my mom called me complaining that her friend, who has had the same home phone number since the early 80s, would try calling her but her phone wouldn't ring. i turned off the scam blocker but left scam id turned on and sure enough her friend's legit number showed up labeled "scam likely". i reported it and they fixed it quickly, but it does happen. e: someone in either this thread or the tech bubble one said they started getting angry "take me off your list!" calls from old people after a telemarketer spoofed their number The_Franz fucked around with this message at 18:03 on Dec 7, 2017 |
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:generally still nothing like some ad-hoc piping stuff over ssh for making one feel one still has some nerd credentials  tar -cf - directory | pv -brt | ssh host 'tar -xf -'
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The_Franz posted:e: someone in either this thread or the tech bubble one said they started getting angry "take me off your list!" calls from old people after a telemarketer spoofed their number yup that's why they fake the area code and exchange, because the consequence for their actions becomes someone else's problem not saying cold-calling telemarketers should hang but… maybe cold-calling telemarketers should hang
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:if you are on t-mobile dial in #662# to activate scam blocking 
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some medicare fraud was using a number similar to my work number as their call in line to get FREE MONEY! I got calls from people who were upset when I told them they both dialed the wrong number and the thing they were dialing was a scam. Like they refused to believe the government wasn't going to give them free money.
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The_Franz posted:false-positives happen as well, especially now that scammers often spoof legit numbers to get around systems like this. a couple of days ago my mom called me complaining that her friend, who has had the same home phone number since the early 80s, would try calling her but her phone wouldn't ring. i turned off the scam blocker but left scam id turned on and sure enough her friend's legit number showed up labeled "scam likely". i reported it and they fixed it quickly, but it does happen. lol yeah I had some Indian guy call me screaming "WHY YOU CALL MY NUMBER" a couple dozen times because the spammers spoofed mine to make some of their calls. That was a fun 2 minutes of my life
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the only scam calls i ever get are the really robotic "oh we heard you've been involved in a car accident"
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not sure its a great idea but kinda cute i guess https://twitter.com/evilsocket/status/938834703033032704
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:I cannot believe you are not answering these totally legitimate calls from the vacation rewards center for me it's been "IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR FEDERAL STUDENT LOAN"
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Truga posted:i use redundant cat pretty often, especially with awk/grep etc, because they take argument first file list second and it's annoying to edit quickly on the command line, whereas cat <files> | grep blabla isn't since you don't need to move the cursor around first. Honestly same. Especially if I expect to make multiple queries with grep. re scam calls: I occasionally get the "*pause until it hears a person on the other line* Oh? Hi! Sorry I was having trouble with my headset. You have won a free..." ate shit on live tv fucked around with this message at 20:01 on Dec 7, 2017 |
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Dec 7, 2017 19:56
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I get so many scam calls on my number that's from the other side of the country. I got my first one to my (almost local) Google Voice number this week, too. Oh boy!
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Dec 7, 2017 20:11
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Endless scam calls on the desk phone and my cell phone. Boss registered two new domains and didn't pay for the whois privacy thing, desk phone blew up.
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Dec 7, 2017 20:17
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I just put the corp sales # into whois
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https://twitter.com/HaifeiLi/status/938842714342174720 https://portal.msrc.microsoft.com/en-US/security-guidance/advisory/CVE-2017-11937
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Shaggar posted:I just put the corp sales # into whois so you WANT to have to deal with endless amounts of bullshit software and services
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Dec 7, 2017 20:57
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if they can navigate the phone tree to find me then they deserve to talk to me.
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cheese-cube posted:don't all of those third-party keyboards record all your keystrokes or some poo poo? last time i looked at one (switftkey maybe) it said it records errything and you can't turn that off all your posts are in the cloud telling marketers about you, and you know what they say? your gay
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Dec 7, 2017 22:01
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weedsec, or maybe don't store your users' photos and id scans in a publicly browseable folder, and who the gently caress has virtual directory listing enabled in tyool 2017 anyway? e: lol quote:The information that you give us is absolutely safe with us. We will never rent, sell, share or otherwise disclose your personal information to third parties. We might contact you from time to time regarding your purchase or the service you have subscribed to us through email.
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Dec 7, 2017 22:06
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yeah throw the files in an s3 bucket instead. nobody will find them there.
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:https://twitter.com/HaifeiLi/status/938842714342174720 Lol av
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https://twitter.com/i41nbeer/status/938048288351293440
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good to hear the beer research team are still going strong
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The_Franz posted:e: someone in either this thread or the tech bubble one said they started getting angry "take me off your list!" calls from old people after a telemarketer spoofed their number that was me, i still get them, and that's basically the only kind of random calls that actually leave messages these days 
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infernal machines posted:weedsec, or maybe don't store your users' photos and id scans in a publicly browseable folder, and who the gently caress has virtual directory listing enabled in tyool 2017 anyway? Directory listing I think is still the default for Apache on RHEL7, but I'm not sure about Debian or Ubuntu. So it's a pretty easy mistake to make if you install your lovely LAMP stack from snack overflow or whatever.
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lmao if you don't keep your work phone unplugged so you can get some loving work done/poo poo post uninterrupted
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ErIog posted:Directory listing I think is still the default for Apache on RHEL7, but I'm not sure about Debian or Ubuntu. So it's a pretty easy mistake to make if you install your lovely LAMP stack from snack overflow or whatever. they're using "LiteSpeed Web Server"
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infernal machines posted:they're using "LiteSpeed Web Server" I would have checked, but lol I'm not going to visit that website from work. Edit: Looks like directory listing is the default for LiteSpeed maybe too. I dunno, I've never used it.
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:lmao if you don't keep your work phone unplugged so you can get some loving work done/poo poo post uninterrupted we don't even get phones at work, the only people who do are sales and recruiting and the execs
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Truga posted:i use redundant cat pretty often, especially with awk/grep etc, because they take argument first file list second and it's annoying to edit quickly on the command line, whereas cat <files> | grep blabla isn't since you don't need to move the cursor around first. doing it that way you lose the ability to have it show which files have the lines with the match also i discovered 'ag' a couple years ago and it's a lot better than grep
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ag | tongs
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ag | peanuts
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Meat Beat Agent posted:ag | peanuts
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