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by Khaine 6y ago
Being liable for the consequences of poor software development and security practices would
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Australia sues Facebook over its use of Onavo to snoop(techcrunch.com)
4 points by Khaine 6y ago|0 comments
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Opening Keynote Speeches Annual European Data Protection and Privacy Conference(youtube.com)
2 points by Khaine 6y ago|0 comments
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by Khaine 6y ago
The podcast The History of Philosophy without any gaps is a great way to get into it. I found the philosophy of the pre-socratics all the way through to the scholastics was easy to understand and grasp as a lay person. After that, the lan
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WeChat Deletes Australian Prime Ministers Message to Chinese Australians(smh.com.au)
1 points by Khaine 6y ago|2 comments
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by Khaine 6y ago
Ive never heard that. I've always heard zebra crossing
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by Khaine 6y ago
Maybe they should have thought about it some more, like the stoics: "The tranquility that comes when you stop caring what they say. Or think, or do. Only what you do." - Marcus Aureliu "When someone is properly grounded in li
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by Khaine 6y ago
Twitter's web version is an abomination. Every time you click on a link to read a tweet, you get an error. Every time. You need to force a refresh to get the content. Its an absolute joke. To any twitter "engineers" on HN
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Beijing's Fresh Threat to Australia(smh.com.au)
2 points by Khaine 6y ago|0 comments
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by Khaine 6y ago
Whatever happened to "sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me"
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ASX frozen due to 'market issues'(smh.com.au)
1 points by Khaine 6y ago|0 comments
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by Khaine 6y ago
Because the term is bullshit. I would be willing to read the phrase in a more charitable light if there was symmetry in these discussions associating negative female traits as toxic femininity. There is no symmetry. Negative feminine trait
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by Khaine 6y ago
The problem is, in the software world that log across a creek is added to and added to and suddenly its 10 logs duct taped together crossing an ocean for trucks to drive on. You see this in how excel is used and abused.
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by Khaine 6y ago
Twitter delenda est
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by Khaine 6y ago
When I was at university, one of our professors was really big on Executable UML (exUML)[1], where by using a subset of UML to model the problem, code would be automatically generated. Even back then it seemed like a dumb idea that was doom
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by Khaine 6y ago
I'm sorry, but fuck you. Can you imagine saying that to a woman? 'I'm sorry, you were about to give birth, but the company's important product was about to launch, you shoulda kept your legs shut.' Can you see how
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by Khaine 6y ago
You are absolutely correct. The CCP gains legitimacy from brining prosperity to the Chinese people. This prosperity is off the back of human rights violations, bullying other countries and corporate espionage. It is time we boycotted Chin
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by Khaine 6y ago
Trump's tax returns were hacked, in that the disclosure was not authorised, yet they were shared freely on twitter. It smells very much like "rules for thee but not for me", which is why people have a problem with it.
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by Khaine 6y ago
Its predominantly China's fault. They achieved a monopoly on rare earth metals by undercutting competitors by ignoring safety and environmental practices. Rare earth metals are not rare. They are common, but processing them safely wi
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by Khaine 6y ago
I think the point is devices should be designed to be usable by colourblind people, without having to buy an additional device. Can you imagine telling someone a wheelchair, that should just buy a portable crane to get into buildings that u
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by Khaine 6y ago
I thought it wasn't USB compliant, based on this google plus post[1] and hacker news discussion [2] If it is true that third party charging devices is fine, then that is great news. [1] https://plus.google.com/102612254
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by Khaine 6y ago
Changing terminology: * whitelist/blacklist * slave/master
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by Khaine 6y ago
Your assumption would be wrong. Australia is highly diverse. One in four of Australia’s 22 million people were born overseas; 46 per cent have at least one parent who was born overseas; and nearly 20 per cent of Australians speak a languag
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by Khaine 6y ago
I wish more companies would take this approach
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by Khaine 6y ago
This is all that is wrong with the world. If we truely believe in equality, we should treat everyone the same regardless of age, race, gender, or political belief. But we do not, our laws reflect this principle and yet it is applied unequa
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Insights from the Past: Thucydides on Great Power Competition(thestrategybridge.org)
2 points by Khaine 6y ago|0 comments
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Follow the Science? Nonsense, I say(backreaction.blogspot.com)
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Westpac settles AUSTRAC money laundering case for $1.3B(abc.net.au)
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by Khaine 6y ago
So how would you look to get assurance over third parties without SOC reports? I am happy to concede that SOC reports are terrible, but at the moment they are one of the few effective ways to get assurance over third parties.
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by Khaine 6y ago
I don't think you understand SOC2 at all. The business itself defines what controls they want to be tested and included in the SOC2 report. This is why SOC2 reports are simultaneously the worst and best (in most cases, only way to get

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