Daviey

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by Daviey 3y ago
Hi Sam, thank you for the constructive reply. I've toned down what I said. I'm not able to talk about the specific example, but are you able to provide guidance for this generic issue of how organisations could block entirely th
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by Daviey 3y ago
As an enterprise cloudflare customer, we were interested in using this product for legitimate purposes but also block internal non-legitimate access and asked them for advice how to do this.. Support wasn't able to offer any guidance.
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by Daviey 3y ago
I can't fit any more Pi's in my desk drawer.
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by Daviey 3y ago
You've picked on a single part of my comment, which was more as an informational part to clarify that the headline doesn't tell the whole story. At no point did I make it a complaint.
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by Daviey 3y ago
And the best way to disempower auditors is not to react to them. When the police learn not to react to lawful activities, the "auditing" movement will be dead. The "plenty" will be happy with this situation, because th
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by Daviey 3y ago
Calling it a Visa is hyperbole, even the linked article suggests it is more like a US style ESTA, which the US has forced on us since 2008 (which is only compatible with visa waiver programme). The thing that makes me truly sad, as a UK cit
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by Daviey 3y ago
As recent as 2012, I was working for a major US investment and financial services bank (one of the very big ones). An algo dev sent his resignation email to a mailing list with all technologists at the firm, stating he was resigning becaus
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by Daviey 3y ago
I suppose recent is subjective, but this one totally blew my mind. It's a 260 year old academic publication, which is older than the USA: Mr. Bayes and Mr. Price. “An Essay towards Solving a Problem in the Doctrine of Chances. By
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by Daviey 3y ago
LaTeX will only include the sources in the bibliography if they are used at least once in the document.
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by Daviey 3y ago
GDPR generally applies to companies and organisations, or individuals processing data as part of their business or professional activities, not typically to individuals acting in a purely personal or household capacity. This is outlined in
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by Daviey 3y ago
Where competition == latex: $$\Huge \mathbb{X} $$ Try it here: https://www.mathjax.org/#demo Or U+1D54F: https://www.compart.com/en/unicode/U+1D54F
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by Daviey 3y ago
Which countries require that to film INSIDE your property?
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by Daviey 3y ago
Whilst I generally agree with you, it does feel like all new laws this last century have been eroding individual freedoms, here are some UK laws that have potentially made some things better for the individual (I can only confidently speak
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Tom Blomfield on Twitter: “I’ve never used a pitch deck to fundraise...”(twitter.com)
3 points by Daviey 3y ago|0 comments
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by Daviey 3y ago
10+ years ago I worked for a major US investment and financial services bank. We had a tool that did exactly this, it was connected to the telephone system and would give you a running cost of the call. On outage calls, we'd often ha
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by Daviey 3y ago
Interesting, I didn't know that. Does it need be, and is it even possible for it, to be registered? I understood 2002/24/EC limited it to 250W for it to be legal unregistered pedelec, but member states didn't seem to pr
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by Daviey 3y ago
Ah, I would think of an electronic scooter to be a standing style one, similar to the ones you can hire in most major cities. A moped scooter, is really not comparable to the solution of an ebike/escooter. A pedelec is limited to 250W
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by Daviey 3y ago
Which is neither an eBike, nor legal in the UK and many parts of the EU. Other than that, perfect solution.
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by Daviey 3y ago
Yeah, except I do have a motorcycle license. So, find me a road legal e-fucking 1000w bike, where I can get it registered, taxed and insured.
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by Daviey 3y ago
Sad, I was really tempted to buy this but the thing that held me back was that they could only offer 250W power output which is the ~EU limit. Sadly, only non-legal products are appealing to a significant part of the market.
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by Daviey 3y ago
Each organisation has a different interpretation, with some being as broad as anything which has an owner and would have an impact to the business if confidentiality, integrity or availability of the asset is affected. However, the best def
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by Daviey 3y ago
I was curious how the UK CMA judgement affects this, and found this https://twitter.com/BradSmi/status/1678796043545350144
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by Daviey 3y ago
Visually, it looks GREAT. Thanks for sharing this. I do care more about the feature set than the UI tho', so I have some questions. AM to me is the foundational part of any security management. I care about 3 main things: 1) API
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by Daviey 3y ago
I feel you may also like lolcommits[0], it doesn't pollute the public repository, but takes a webcam photo of you and can optionally add the commit message into the image. Every few months I would convert the images into an animation
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Musk sues law firm Wachtell Lipton over $90M Twitter legal fee(ft.com)
9 points by Daviey 3y ago|4 comments
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by Daviey 3y ago
My 13 y/o son delivers newspapers, he earns £24 per week for 6 mornings. He delivers around 16 newspapers a day. (£24/16)/6 days = £0.25 per paper. 365 days per year at £0.25 per day is £91.25 per year. The most popular pri
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by Daviey 3y ago
They are actively promoting their Google Voice product via their Google Workspace organisation/enterprise product suite, I've had multiple sales emails over the past couple of months trying to promote it. Perhaps they are winding
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by Daviey 3y ago
I'm sure SemVer can be used in this situation.
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by Daviey 4y ago
The validating nodes "run" the code. And the majority of the nodes now won't process a tx to or from Tornado[0]. [0] https://www.trustnodes.com/2022/12/14/70-of-the-ethereum-net...
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by Daviey 4y ago
When Upstart was conceived and first shipped, what other option was there?

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