Daviey

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811.
by Daviey 10y ago
In the UK, it can take >6 months for the police to issue a firearm certificate. Not because of any lengthy checks.. but because they are inefficient and have large backlogs. But.. City of London averages 3-4 days... https://k
812.
by Daviey 10y ago
ugh, AVG has always been my go-to AV for home Windows users.. I hope the Free edition will remain.. (Even though they have been trying to aggressively convert users to the pay version for years)
813.
by Daviey 10y ago
That doesn't seem to be a good reason for it to be flagged.
814.
by Daviey 10y ago
And that is exactly why it is perfect. I would never prefer a PHP framework over Python / Ruby.
815.
by Daviey 10y ago
The Scottish Independence referendum of 1979, which produced similar results with 51.6% wanting out failed because a 40% of eligible voters had to support the proposal. As the turnout was only 64%, this means that only 32.9% voted to leave
816.
by Daviey 10y ago
As Sturgeon rightly pointed out, the situation has materially changed as a large part of the Scottish independence remain campaign was that the UK needed the Scottish support to stop it happening. The UK leaving the EU would most likely mak
817.
by Daviey 10y ago
I'm playing best of 3. </joke> But.. 62.5% of British voters did not vote for leaving the EU. When it is such a massive thing and the vote is 52% vs 48% with a 71% turnout.. it is too close to be definitive as it stands... A
818.
by Daviey 10y ago
No.. they are obliged to provide the source... not contribute them back. (Although the cost of maintaining patches internally, makes it cheaper to contribute them back)
819.
Leveraging Splunk Admin Credentials to Own the Enterprise(threat.tevora.com)
1 points by Daviey 10y ago|0 comments
820.
PHD VI: How They Stole Our Drone(blog.ptsecurity.com)
93 points by Daviey 10y ago|5 comments
821.
by Daviey 10y ago
Which reminds me of 1999 when Slackware jumped from version 4 to 7, purely to keep up with competition.
822.
by Daviey 10y ago
Oh nice... but it wasn't that in 2009.. and there were some potentially embarrassing search terms display, scrolling past.. but sure, it was probably filtered at some point.
823.
by Daviey 10y ago
When I was at Google Mountain View in 2009, they had a TV scrolling through current search terms.. Some of them were hilarious...
824.
by Daviey 10y ago
I'm not sure there is anything new here... Ubuntu did start down the path of getting FIPS-140-2 and EAL, but I don't believe it was ever completed. The main reason for this, is paying users aren't screaming for it. It is a
825.
by Daviey 10y ago
Security BY Obscurity is always bad. This article doesn't address this, but rather as an additional tool. ie, I wouldn't use telnet to control all of my servers and then think i am being secure because the IP addresses are not pu
826.
by Daviey 10y ago
It's fixed.
827.
by Daviey 10y ago
A bit.
828.
by Daviey 10y ago
I don't follow.... rsnapshot does give you entire folders of the state of the source at time of backup. It makes efficient use of space by using hardlinks for identical files, so only the delta takes up more space.
829.
by Daviey 10y ago
Many people use 'seaqual' if that is what you mean.. I don't think it is rare.
830.
by Daviey 10y ago
I've taken a parachute as carry-on multiple times... only been a problem once.
831.
by Daviey 10y ago
Sorry, I've seen it used in a few environments now... felt like it was common nomenclature. Googling around seems to confirm.
832.
by Daviey 10y ago
I did it.. So it does work :) If you use public IP addresses, just use that.. or leapfrog rdp through an ssh tunnel or VPN on a linux instance on the same VPC. Something like this, to tunnel through a linux instance: #!/bin/sh
833.
by Daviey 10y ago
And Enterprises like it on /their/ machine. Which is the whole premise of VDI.
834.
by Daviey 10y ago
It can be made to work under wine... or you can still use rdp.
835.
by Daviey 10y ago
I have to agree with this. It has been a real pleasure to use. I have managed about 50 workspaces... but there has been some annoying things: - inability to modify workspace t-shirt size - workspace features using AWS services but m
836.
by Daviey 10y ago
So installing a random apk for http://enterprise.com is better? Increasingly enterprises are allowing BYOD for this, with or without content protection systems like airwatch.
837.
by Daviey 10y ago
And yet, that is a common model for how the seed for RSA android/iPhone is shared in a BYOD enterprise. (The app supports QR)
838.
by Daviey 11y ago
Perfect, thank you!
839.
by Daviey 11y ago
He was on BBC Radio 4 this morning, claiming that BALPA is setting up a project to do testing similar to that of bird strikes on aircraft, such as windscreens. However, he did put emphasis on avoiding through education - rather than just te
840.
by Daviey 11y ago
Initially I was shocked that the vendor has files on the system that cannot be changed by the user.. but now I think there is more to it. The real thing that is bugging me, is finding out what /usr/bin/git really is.. which

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