Mandatum

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by Mandatum 6y ago
Guessed the param on first try: https://infinitysearch.co/results?q=test
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by Mandatum 6y ago
Hacking with Ramzy.. 14 years old now! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hNQ280Zkk4
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by Mandatum 6y ago
That is possibly the most exploitative form of compensation I've heard of in the Western world.
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by Mandatum 6y ago
There was literally nothing stopping the US from following suit apart from culture and lobbying. You're the richest country in the world, it'd be a rounding error.
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by Mandatum 6y ago
Murdoch is the Australian Bezos - except he has way more political clout in a larger area of the world, and has been running his empire for 30+ years. Bezos is building those relationships with his expansions, and he's obviously got mo
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by Mandatum 6y ago
The interface of the terminal is usually decoupled, there are adapters built for terminals to retro-fit older systems.
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by Mandatum 6y ago
Yeah, no. Europe and Asia-Pacific all adopted chip and pin just fine (minus China).
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by Mandatum 6y ago
They were retired over a decade ago (in all main use-cases except where connectivity goes down - magstripe is the backup, but thoroughly validated option).. except in the US where there's this idea that implementing chip & pin is
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by Mandatum 6y ago
I'm a buffoon! I meant the QC30's - the in-ear ones. Sorry! It appears mk 2 of QC35 has physical ANC buttons, but the originals do not.
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by Mandatum 6y ago
QC35's have a hardware button on the side of the volume buttons that allow you to change ANC. Not sure which model you're using.
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by Mandatum 6y ago
No. There isn't.
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by Mandatum 6y ago
For those of you looking for an update - I gave up - the steps for installing the Extension were long and confusing on Mac, then found out Obsidian can use different folders for inline items. I wish you could preview it within the page, but
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by Mandatum 6y ago
TIL. Just tested this out with JPG's, PDFs, text files and screenshots.. Given the complexity of setting up WikiMedia properly, I think I'm going to keep using Obsidian.
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by Mandatum 6y ago
I've been using Obsidian for note taking recently, and as much as I really enjoy it - having hypermedia would be quite useful too. I can paste images in Obsidian, but it tends to put the pasted image in the root folder, and I can'
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by Mandatum 6y ago
> Any fully-qualified person, with experience, in their 40s-50s will not take enormous amounts of shit without throwing it right back I'm a 20-something occasionally put in a position where I have to antagonize people in leadership
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by Mandatum 6y ago
This might work in the US, units sold in the EU would be litigated out of production. Who knows, maybe we'll see a homebrew market for EU-built apps for US TV's.
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by Mandatum 6y ago
Unfortunately piracy is often a good answer to this type of issue. If your smart TV is not connected to the internet, or you're not browsing on a licensed platform riddled with DRM and tracking agents, there's no chance of that d
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by Mandatum 6y ago
And keep in mind the premium price that follows cloud Functions as a Service. Unless you're running a very intermittent batch job with strict control and security policies, most traditional organisations really shouldn't need to b
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by Mandatum 6y ago
That's really fair, and I think you have a good point. Perhaps operating in a publicly visible place - think floor-to-ceiling windows at that particular server rack.
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by Mandatum 6y ago
I've worked with a lot of organisations, including tech orgs. It's very believable.
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by Mandatum 6y ago
Oeck claims no-logs and details how they've achieved that (they don't even have hard drives). Support is responsive, you'll be responded to by those who actually built the platform. They're planning support for WireGuard
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by Mandatum 6y ago
There's definitely room for config-viewer plugins in VSCode, Sublime, etc. to help write and maintain the 100's of config files we have to be knowledgeable about in DevOps these days. Does anyone have good suggestions in this spac
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by Mandatum 6y ago
OK, they did BSOD every Windows 10 machine I've tried them on after a few minutes. But when I only have them paired to my iPhone (and only my iPhone), they're perfect.
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by Mandatum 6y ago
Anything with the word -chan never had good moderation. HN is good because of the moderation and the work dang does. He's pulled me up multiple times and it reminds me to keep discussion in-line with the vision of the website. Look at
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by Mandatum 6y ago
> a real product company with AI/ML engineering problems I've worked in just about every industry in my career, yet to find a place where those engineering specialisations are make-or-break, or even necessary.
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by Mandatum 6y ago
One of the first things I've recommended with systems that deal with PII or secret data is to see if the vulnerability being reported or discovered has been exploited in the past. Many different hops will log things like HTTP paths, wh
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by Mandatum 6y ago
I work for one of the big SaaS providers. Their internal response to this stuff requires me to fill in forms and sign a bunch of shit, as well as exchange emails and enter MFA codes - it ends up taking about 30 mins to 1 hour of back-and-fo
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by Mandatum 6y ago
What a bizarre potential privacy flaw to introduce for a tiny little icon nobody cares about. I understand it, usability and UX is important - but you guys are DDG! Come on! Your customers all have tinfoil hats!
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by Mandatum 6y ago
Are there any phones that allow you to customize this? I recall Android having a Developer Options setting for GPS + WiFi or just GPS for Location Accuracy. But IIRC, this didn't make a substantial impact to battery life. Maybe because
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by Mandatum 6y ago
> https://hub.packtpub.com/salesforce-suffers-major-outage-pro...

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