Aissen

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by Aissen 5y ago
If you're a freelancer, you should say CUSTOMER, not BOSS. Also, you decide when you raise your prices (yes, it's still a negotiation, and yes, it depends on your contract).
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by Aissen 5y ago
Does anyone know how that works ? I'd be open to seeing what is the internal communication. Will the Russian employees be in furlough ? Will they cut access ? How is the business supposed to move forward ?
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by Aissen 5y ago
From my estimates it's probably closer to 1500. They have 1900 employees worldwide: https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/annualreport-2022/
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by Aissen 5y ago
Very interesting how advanced those grievances are. If that's not a sign of maturity, I don't know what is. Otherwise, seems like a good list, thanks for sharing @woodruffw.
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by Aissen 5y ago
I've used it, but it's not perfect and might occasionally break some websites (e.g can't scroll).
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by Aissen 5y ago
I wanted to provide them the benefit of the doubt. Probably.
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by Aissen 5y ago
Yup, they usually lock the account once you start using it, possibly using some kind of pattern detection.
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by Aissen 5y ago
What people seem to miss IMHO, is that this is "difficulty" thing is a time trade-off deeply ingrained in this type of game design. The frustration as you learn the rules of the game and try to improve this particular set of dexte
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by Aissen 5y ago
There are many chiptune artists writing music with game boy software, even doing live performance with them. A personal favorite is Klirre: https://klirre.bandcamp.com/track/sajuuk-over-and-over Album description says
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by Aissen 5y ago
Why couldn't you just allowlist your company's network and partners ?
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by Aissen 5y ago
If it's just for video conferencing, have you considered getting a dedicated device/smartphone just for teams ? Would free your main computer and let you work efficiently when you don't need it.
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by Aissen 5y ago
To add mor context: there were two main PS3 models with PS2 support, the first one with most of the PS2 hardware (which you might be referring to), and the second one with just the gpu + software emulation for the CPU. The later PS3s scrape
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by Aissen 5y ago
Context for people who don't listen to podcasts: most hosts ask their audience for an Apple podcast(ex-itunes) rating of their podcast, which improves their visibility. Therefore we have a self-reinforcing loop.
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syslog-ng Relaunch(syslog-ng-future.blog)
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Steam Deck Launching February 25th(store.steampowered.com)
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by Aissen 5y ago
They're not blocking it out, they are protesting the weird, variable, "original title" policy. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by Aissen 5y ago
Small feedback for the letsencrypt folk: I got the email saying that I have two ACME accounts ids affected. It would have been nice to know which domains are (even if it's just the first ~10 or so per account).
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by Aissen 5y ago
The 5 years for Pixel are for security updates only. OS updates are still 3 years. IMHO it's still too low, but it's a (small) step up.
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by Aissen 5y ago
I think you misread my comment this as an anti-RISC-V shill. I'm just saying there are challenges which were known in the past 10+ years since RISC-V was invented, and will still be here in the next 20. FWIW I think the direction the e
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by Aissen 5y ago
CalyxOS won't update the multiple binary blobs (drivers, firmwares) on your phone, so no that wouldn't change much to the article.
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by Aissen 5y ago
It's not hyperbolic, your security profile and risk aversion is just different from the author's.
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by Aissen 5y ago
Designing a CPU is easy. Very easy, any grad student can do it. So why is Arm worth so much ? Because it's only part of the problem. If Arm is so successful, it's (IMHO) because of software. Sure, they have world-class CPU designe
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by Aissen 5y ago
(3) Arm is refuting that there was IP theft, see https://www.extremetech.com/computing/326617-arm-refutes-acc...
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by Aissen 5y ago
Yeah, HIBP is using torrents: > I removed the direct download links from the HIBP website and just left the torrents which had plenty of seeds so it was still easy to get the data. Since then, Cloudflare upped that 15GB limit and I&#x2
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by Aissen 5y ago
No that wouldn't help because you'd need to store the random salt along the hashes. So you can still do: bcrypt(other_leaked_md5 + salt) to shuck it (i.e confirm if both are the same, and skip the bcrypt on your stronger service).
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by Aissen 5y ago
Even if that were true, no harm done… But imagine for a minute it isn't. What's the point of farming karma on a throwaway account ? Plus, we are social creatures, and sometimes we just need to offload our personal stories. Quite o
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by Aissen 5y ago
Thanks for sharing this, TIL. It's a very interesting attack, highly specific to the high-number of breaches, high password reuse environment we're in that enables at-scale password cracking. I don't think it invalidates this
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by Aissen 5y ago
A tip I learned recently: if you see a database with a simple hash with no salt(md5, sha256…) like this, and you want to migrate to a secure password hashing function (bcrypt, argon2…) you don't need to wait for the users to re-login:
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by Aissen 5y ago
IMHO they new and it probably drove the acquisition. Kotick gets to cash-in an insane amount of money and retire in 6 months - 2 years, MS gets the biggest independent game company out there and sends Sony a(nother) message they won't
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by Aissen 5y ago
Yep, I was a bit late. @dang do not hesitate to delete/merge.

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