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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
That's "only" for Windows Apps that explicitly use it, which means I'm sure there are easier ways to avoid being tracked by that... and it's probably your least tracking concern if you're online anyway.
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
What's your threat model? Also, what's that thing about the tracking IDs? do you see that on your browsing traffic? (are you sure you're not confusing Microsoft with Google and Facebook, who track you all across the Internet?
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
They tend to explode, crash and burn, so I'd say... yes? :)
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
My only advice based on the information you have provided is you shouldn't go to your manager with "people or operational issues", you should go to him only when you need him to unblock something so you can apply your solutio
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
> Better to spend it on competent staff than a company lighting VC money on fire, no? False dichotomy though. You either acknowledge that getting a vendor to do that for you also implies competent staff or you acknowledge that hiring &qu
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Ask HN: What are the economics of indie videogames?
1 points by CloudNetworking 8y ago|0 comments
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
Building a scalable service on top of that is not free, nor easy :)
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
Wow, that's awesome. Do you know of anything similar written in Python?
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AWS to Azure S2S VPN – Ha and Active-Active(cloudnetworking.io)
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
- Hey $BOSS, I need tomorrow afternoon off as I need to go to the airport + Sure, picking up someone? - No, flying. + Ah! Where are you going? - Home. + Home? Where are you? - I've been in $REMOTE_COUNTRY for the last 3 months, I told
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
> you don't want to be tied to someone else's weak cipher or insecure protocol choices. That's not part of the threat model for 99.999999% of VPN users though. Tracing back the usage of the VPN to them is their main worry
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
I have revisited this RDR2 review/article https://www.anaitgames.com/analisis/analisis-red-dead-redemp... - it's in Spanish. The author of the piece recently passed at the early age of 35 and he was such a go
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
It was. Microsoft used to have some... uhm... overengineered easter eggs. It's probably not common anymore due to trust and legal reasons.
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
I wrote an internal (and tiny) troubleshooting tool where if you pressed the "Support" button you'd just get a js alert saying "You're welcome!" :-)
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
> Coke does taste differently It's usually cut down with things like chalk and aspirin when sold to final customers across Europe. Oh, you meant the other Coke. Nevermind :D
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
https://cloudnetworking.io :) I write about cloud networking in general.
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
> Interesting fact: the poorest countries in Europe typically consume 50% to 100% more vegetables per capita than the wealthiest countries in Europe. This is indeed interesting, but I guess vegs are mostly grown on poorer countries (exce
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
> In an Italian the tomato sauces were so sweet they reminded me of the sauce you'd have with baked beans. On the other hand, most -if not all- of tomato sauces in the UK are so acidic that Spaniards living in the UK are importing t
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
I bet those still in business have accounted for such years. You won't pay for your robots thinking you'll get to sell 100% of your crops every year.
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
They are a B2B company. Their clients pick the strawberries like this, so when they get to the supermarket shelves in the other side of Europe they're red. If you make a robot that can only pick ripe fruit... well, you're up for a
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
Someone told me once that european strawberries grew wild in forests and those were the only strawberries europeans knew. Small and very sweet but so fragile that you can't really pack and sell them. Eventually some europeans stumbled
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
Why is there a transition period? I think that's actually the problem.
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
> Hacking implies a sophisticated attack. Depends on the audience I guess. The big majority of hacks are not sophisticated at all. There's also so many people that use it without an implication on the grade of sophistication. But on
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
Nobody said they've used sophisticated attacks to get their hands into that data, though. Why would a Government agency risk burning a zero day if they can just pay that lady or blackmail her with something else?
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
I've got the same probabilities as my wife to go on parental leave. It so happens that when she has a son, I've got a son too! MAGIC
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
I started playing with one of those sites recently. I advertise myself at my real rates and in my pitch I mention my relevant career background, include my CV and a link to LinkedIn where they can see all my recommendations and then end exp
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
Switched from a Google Pixel (the original one) to the XR. Supper happy about the phone's quality and specially its battery. At night I noticed that the screen is not OLED or AMOLED or whatevs, the blacks are quite bright, but I don&#x
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
If QUIC is a name and not an acronym, as the book says, why is it written all in CAPITALS? That's the real question nobody is asking.
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
Or humans. Does he hire humans? humans can and do fall sick from time to time. Ew.
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
Because you have more leverage: No "raise", no work. At your current company "No raise" _only_ means an increased risk of you leaving.

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