Kalium

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by Kalium 6y ago
Ha! I'll take your word for it. You would know.
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by Kalium 6y ago
That sounds small enough that casting through Discord or Twitch may be an option. Those seem designed more more interactive broadcasts and thus lower latency. I don't know at what point the scaling breaks down.
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by Kalium 6y ago
> What can be done with this information? Now you know who's curious enough to open a shady-looking email, and perhaps click a link out of curiosity. It means your list for the next round of attacks is much smaller and more targete
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by Kalium 6y ago
> IT departments should probably enforce single sign on and use a password alert to prevent a password being typed into a webpage. They should also prevent downloads of executable files from non-whitelisted origins for most staff. I can
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by Kalium 6y ago
From what I've read, privacy.com is quite precisely this company and offers this product. Their copy claims it's free for personal use. To what extent they "have it made" is an open question, but I am curious what you ha
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by Kalium 6y ago
Until you mentioned it, I had no idea that so many embassies ran libraries. Thank you for teaching me something new.
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by Kalium 6y ago
Students are only occasionally actually kicked out. Much more common is that they struggle with the coursework, decide it isn't for them, and pick a different direction. How many years of time do you think it is humane to provide to a
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by Kalium 6y ago
In many ways, it isn't. I've seen similar practices called "onshoring". The important differences from typical offshoring are that it's costlier, but comes with fewer cultural, linguistic, and time zone challenges.
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by Kalium 6y ago
> From my personal experiences most high level decisions are made, or at least started from countless hallway/micro-kitchen conversations or informal coffee walks, and meetings are just a way to present to people of decisions that&#
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by Kalium 6y ago
Really? That's very odd. I use in just fine with Firefox weekly.
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by Kalium 6y ago
I mean, DNS is a protocol from the dinosaur days of the internet, where cryptography just wasn't a concern for anything. It's also foundational. Moving to a truly encrypted, private, not-transparently-backward-compatible protocol
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by Kalium 6y ago
If parent wants to manage Chrome configuration across N devices, Chrome Enterprise is a good tool for the job. They may or may not care if their data is on Google servers or not. They might consider these two items to be two entirely distin
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by Kalium 6y ago
Chrome Enterprise (which, contrary to what the name might suggest, is not a paid enterprise offering) offers management tooling for managing flags across many devices. Here's the flag for DoH: https://cloud.google.com/d
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by Kalium 6y ago
> I can easily imagine that the resources being spent on DoH are many orders of magnitude more than was spent on actually fixing or updating the DNS protocol. You're absolutely right. It's obvious that a better way forward is t
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by Kalium 6y ago
>The food delivery startups could achieve the same if they paid their delivery drivers fairly (at the moment most don't even make minimum wage - compared to the dabbawalas’ "good salary") A quick data check suggests that a
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by Kalium 6y ago
I understand! It's definitely a popular line of thought. Though having worked in multiple areas of the US, I don't think it is. You won't need to look hard in SF, NYC, or London to find corporate leadership that doesn't
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by Kalium 6y ago
There are also quite a few places with a Walmart and no nearby REI. There are whole states without REI stores. If Walmart rolls these lines out to every store, that's a massive expansion of access.
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by Kalium 6y ago
Looking quickly at the items, I confess I'm not sure why you would think this is merely a rebrand. The items do seem genuinely different. What have I missed?
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by Kalium 6y ago
A line like this has been in the makings long enough that the only real detail was release date. Additionally, as the article notes, few of the people who go to Walmart for camping gear are likely to do so in lieu of REI or similar. You&#x2
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by Kalium 6y ago
Honestly, I think this is less about the Midwest and more about purposely siting a company in a town with relatively low labor costs and few other options. At the time, there were few other choices for technology work in Kansas City.
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by Kalium 6y ago
Nope! Really, no reason to protect the guilty here. It was AdKnowledge.
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by Kalium 6y ago
Once upon a time, I worked for a company in Kansas City where upper management genuinely had trouble with the idea that engineers were humans with lives outside the office. I was walking through their section of the office one day, and over
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by Kalium 6y ago
Autonomous System. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomous_system_(Internet) An AS is an entity significant enough to be reasoned about at the BGP level.
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by Kalium 6y ago
And you might get it! At the same time, being free later won't give you back the time you don't have today . Neither my friends nor my parents will last forever. A few things have driven that home for me recently. The world won
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by Kalium 6y ago
Nope, you definitely do not. It would definitely get the attention of some vulnerability development types! But there are also more professional - if occasionally less fun - ways to go about that. If memory serves, the "open" netw
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by Kalium 6y ago
At DEFCON, it'd be a job interview. Assuming you are looking to work for Raytheon or similar.
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by Kalium 6y ago
Having read through GDPR, I got the distinct impression that nobody involved in writing it really understood the technologies involved. There's a lot of handwaving about "reasonable measures" whenever they run into ignorance
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by Kalium 6y ago
Thank you! This helps me understand the mentality a great deal better. It also helps explain some of the failure modes I saw Clojure teams I worked with fall into.
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by Kalium 6y ago
I've found that appeals to solidarity, by themselves, rarely move the needle for enough individuals to make a large-scale difference. Your experience may differ. Union-to-union solidarity might perhaps be a different question - organiz
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by Kalium 6y ago
Speaking solely and exclusively for myself, I've been skeptical of every organization attempt I've encountered in software because they all seem misguided. Too many talk about gaining political influence to push (insert unrelated

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