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by MattSteelblade 2y ago
The headline doesn't quite match the article or the contents of the article. It says "USED clothing is never needed" (emphasis mine).
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by MattSteelblade 2y ago
> Unisys will pay a $4 million civil penalty; > Avaya. will pay a $1 million civil penalty; > Check Point will pay a $995,000 civil penalty; and > Mimecast will pay a $990,000 civil penalty. With the exception of Mimecast, these
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by MattSteelblade 2y ago
To be clear, this wasn't an example of Amazon explicitly not having it in stock and she went to third parties looking for it or her shopping for better prices. In both of those workflows it is very obvious you are buying from a third p
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by MattSteelblade 2y ago
My wife purchased a Stanley cup through Amazon and 5 months later its thermal regulation stopped working. She contacted Stanley about their lifetime warranty and after some back and forth with Stanley's rep, they determined that the it
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by MattSteelblade 2y ago
I am curious about the legality of this. This directly diminishes the value of Peloton bikes for sellers. Imagine if the fee was so high that it was greater than the value of the bike; the used market would obviously be affected. If there w
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by MattSteelblade 2y ago
It was the SolarWinds hack that gave internal access and potential admin rights. It's no different than if a domain controller gets compromised. The attacker has gained control of the keys to kingdom; it's an inherent risk to SSO.
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by MattSteelblade 2y ago
So...Golden SAML isn't a vulnerability, as the CyberArk article quoted in the post reiterates, it's a type of attack that requires completely comprising the box before using. Unless I am misunderstanding something, I don't se
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by MattSteelblade 2y ago
I await with bated breath for integrated vertical tabs.
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by MattSteelblade 2y ago
I'm convinced that Apple's refusal to natively support Vulkan plays a role in this; I don't know how if MoltenVK is cutting it.
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by MattSteelblade 2y ago
I'm surprised to hear that. I have never read Applied Cryptography, but I find that an incredibly damning simile (though maybe it wasn't intended to be?). Didn't Schneier develop Blowfish?
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by MattSteelblade 2y ago
Going off of the press release, it doesn't go into effect until 120 days after publication and doesn't apply to current senior executives which are defined as "workers earning more than $151,164 annually and who are in policy
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by MattSteelblade 3y ago
The Stone Sky, the third book, is a joint Hugo and Nebula winner.
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by MattSteelblade 3y ago
Looking at the Statcounter report, it explicitly excludes mobile devices and separates out ChromeOS. I'm guessing that Statcounter uses UA strings and it is conceivable that HTTP requests are happening outside of explicit web browsing.
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by MattSteelblade 3y ago
I'm curious how much of this can be attributed to the Steam Deck.
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by MattSteelblade 3y ago
It's not in total damage, but number of events, i.e. 25 this year so far.
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by MattSteelblade 3y ago
Here is the NOAA data referred to in the article which is CPI-adjusted https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/billions/
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by MattSteelblade 3y ago
Not sure where that number comes from. I'm a happy subscriber and it's $14/month and comes with YouTube Music.
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by MattSteelblade 3y ago
It bothers me on a regular basis that there is no RFC 3339 acceptable way to include date and time in a file name in Windows as a colon is a special character. I also wish you could use hyphens in the date while ignoring the colons and stil
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by MattSteelblade 3y ago
I was underwhelmed to discover that this is simply a list of extensions (currently at 73) that exist in both the Chrome Web Store and Firefox Addons and not some sort of cross-platform support.
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by MattSteelblade 3y ago
"Years" is overstating it a bit; Vulkan's SDK came out a little more than a year and a half after Metal was available on iOS and 8 months after it was available on Macs.
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by MattSteelblade 3y ago
This is Cisco's Duo used for MFA and SSO and not Google's discontinued video app.
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by MattSteelblade 3y ago
Due to the discontinuation of Centos 8 and these manufactured obstacles faced by RHEL derivatives, I am strongly considering migrating our systems to Debian.
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by MattSteelblade 3y ago
> "In the immediate term, our plan is to pull from CentOS Stream updates and Oracle Linux updates to ensure security patches continue to be released." Does this mean that Oracle has an arrangement with RedHat/IBM that won&
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by MattSteelblade 3y ago
I have edited my question from official to legal (at least from a US-perspective). Another commenter in this thread has stated that it would be against their TOS.
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by MattSteelblade 3y ago
Will this prevent o̶f̶f̶i̶c̶i̶a̶l̶ legal derivatives of RHEL?
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by MattSteelblade 4y ago
Citation needed. I do not believe that number, 11, is close to correct for median or average. https://www.statista.com/statistics/228950/cable-tv-networks... https://www.marketingcharts.com/televis
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by MattSteelblade 4y ago
From the webpage Note added January, 2022: This document was written for Go's release in 2009, and has not been updated significantly since. Although it is a good guide to understand how to use the language itself, thanks to the st
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by MattSteelblade 5y ago
It's Apple's refusal to support Vulkan that is it's biggest detriment to the gaming industry.
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by MattSteelblade 5y ago
https://joewein.net/blog/2021/04/21/questions-about-gdpr-dat...
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by MattSteelblade 5y ago
I think it was his third doctoral degree.

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