Khaine

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Beijing's mass surveillance of Australia and the world for secrets and scandal(abc.net.au)
8 points by Khaine 6y ago|1 comments
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How to Win an Election(scholars-stage.blogspot.com)
4 points by Khaine 6y ago|0 comments
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Australia 'hurt the feelings' of China, senior diplomat says(abc.net.au)
4 points by Khaine 6y ago|1 comments
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NSW turns to AI to predict bushfire activity(itnews.com.au)
1 points by Khaine 6y ago|0 comments
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What Atlassian's futuristic Sydney tech hub will look like(itnews.com.au)
4 points by Khaine 6y ago|1 comments
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rc.d belongs in libexec, not etc(jmmv.dev)
70 points by Khaine 6y ago|66 comments
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Making Stuff from Scratch in the Wild(primitivetechnology.wordpress.com)
3 points by Khaine 6y ago|0 comments
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by Khaine 6y ago
Utopia also was created to mock people seeking to create a perfect world. Nowadays people are trying to create a socialist utopia. The meaning of words is constantly perverted
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by Khaine 6y ago
No shit. I was being a bit flippant. No doubt it is different from a regular flu. My point was, there are no good options, only the least bad option. All choices we make have negative effects for different groups. Is death for someone w
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by Khaine 6y ago
I agree with all of that. My point wasn't to say that COVID was the same as the flu, rather that predominantly the people who are dying, are the same people who get killed off by the flu. Saying its just a flu, also discounts the pote
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by Khaine 6y ago
Look, I actually agree with what the actions the Australian Government have taken. I do think its important to play devils advocate, to properly evaluate the decisions that are being made.
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by Khaine 6y ago
Sure, but how many of those people would have died from the normal flu? I know this is a morbid topic, but it gets to a fundamental truth. How valuable is a human life? Is it worth significantly damaging the future of the young through ec
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by Khaine 6y ago
I do, thanks for correcting me.
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by Khaine 6y ago
How does partnering with Pocket promote the open web? How does the iRobot stunt align with the manifesto? Mozilla use to live and breath the open web, now they are just empty platitudes like Facebook and Google's commitment to privacy
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by Khaine 6y ago
Twitter delenda est
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by Khaine 6y ago
That is not correct. The problem with SOC reports is that it is up to the company to scope what controls they want to be tested as part of the SOC2 report. Therefore in your example, the company is unlikely to include asset management con
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by Khaine 6y ago
I'm not in the software industry. We have lots of movement between the main players in our industry and so salary ranges while opaque are broadly known to most people in the industry
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by Khaine 6y ago
I'm speaking on my own behalf, and not representing my employer, so I don't want to provide too much information. As I understand it, based on what HR tell me, for the industry we are in we offer at the low to mid end of market r
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by Khaine 6y ago
That is correct, stem degrees in Australia do not include liberal arts rounding.
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by Khaine 6y ago
That is my perspective as well, recruiting in a field that is tech adjacent. Practically everyone who applied for vacant roles were either Indian migrants, or people here on visas.
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by Khaine 6y ago
The thing to remember is that in Australia the Federal Government provides interest free loans [1] to students to fund their studies. The government also subsidises university studies. In the past the government has reduced the subsidy fo
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Anatomy of a ‘Mega-Blaze’(mobile.abc.net.au)
2 points by Khaine 6y ago|0 comments
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Apple, Nike and other major companies implicated in forced labour in China(abc.net.au)
29 points by Khaine 6y ago|0 comments
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by Khaine 6y ago
From the ACCC website “I agree” notification The conduct is alleged to have impacted millions of Australians with Google accounts. From 28 June 2016 until at least December 2018, Google account holders were prompted to click “I agree” to a
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ACCC alleges Google misled consumers about expanded use of personal data(accc.gov.au)
375 points by Khaine 6y ago|79 comments
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by Khaine 6y ago
I know, I know. Its not my fault they can't spell :P
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by Khaine 6y ago
Right, but its a bit of role reversal since Victoria is run by a Labour government which outsourced this to poorly trained security guards, whereas NSW with its Liberal (read conservative for Americans) government got the police to do it.
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by Khaine 6y ago
In Australia, there has been an increase due to failings of the state government of Victoria in poor practices by guards of returned travellers in forced quarantine resulting in its spread, particularly to public housing apartment complexes
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by Khaine 6y ago
It depends on how enterprisey you want to go, and how much of an all in one solution (fully integrated like the UniFi line). I've started looking at options, and you have: Prosumer TP-Link EAP SMB Meraki Go Aruba Ruckus Enterprise Cis
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by Khaine 6y ago
Disappointing from Ubiquiti. While I don't use their video products, I was a user of their networking gear, but given this and the lack of quality / bugs in recent releases, the key features that are still missing or barely funct

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