Narkov

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by Narkov 6y ago
> There's really not a reason to ship or index logs. Proper Information Security policy is one very good reason. If a box is compromised, you don't want the logs being tampered with. You ship the logs to a central, dedicated se
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by Narkov 6y ago
There is no way this is true for all business transactions. Maybe financial transactions, but are AWS/GClound/et al API calls not business transactions?
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by Narkov 6y ago
In Australia, there are Government backed, employer funded workers compensation funds that will cover this. You can also sue the makes of the product as well. In my grandfathers case, he successfully sued a company called "James Hardie
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by Narkov 6y ago
Very interesting. Can I ask what you pay for that service? Their website geo-redirects me to a local site so I can't check for myself.
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by Narkov 6y ago
You then (maybe) have a product...but no ecosystem. You can't just convince an entire industry to switch tomorrow and you've just sunk $30m+ into a "maybe".
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by Narkov 6y ago
Unfortunately, it varies wildly. Some firms can perform fully automated remote scans for a few hundred $$$ and it can move all the way up to 100+ page reports with manual pen testing for literally hundreds of thousands of dollars. What you
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by Narkov 6y ago
> It's just logic, the goal of the NSA is to protect interests of the US, >It's legal, and logical. In the short term it may have been a good idea but Blind Freddy could have seen the damage it would/did cause when peop
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by Narkov 6y ago
That's true however an external party might still be sending the bad advertisements that cause the issue. IBM can't really fix that.
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by Narkov 6y ago
Sessions on mobile networks can last for many days and even weeks. The data is far from useless and could be used to enhance or append to other data sources.
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by Narkov 6y ago
Which is, of course, under the delegated authority of the governor.
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by Narkov 6y ago
Democracy to resume?? By striking down a democratically elected officials order?
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by Narkov 7y ago
> About me > I am 18-year-old student at the University of the Republic So impressive! This is great work.
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by Narkov 7y ago
Same for Australia. You need your government to protect you from this kind of terrible behaviour.
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by Narkov 7y ago
What's wrong with having dual core?
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by Narkov 7y ago
That visualisation graph is horrific. There's no way someone can look at 1,600 services and say that this is a good idea.
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by Narkov 7y ago
I'm not disagreeing with you but is it illegal for a CEO to be bad at their job?
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by Narkov 7y ago
> There was no enormous R&D budget required to develop the replaceable component. Are you sure about this? Just because it is one small part of a complex device doesn't make it low cost. > By all means let them make money on
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by Narkov 7y ago
Are you comparing a can of Coke to a medical device? It's surprising that I need to say this but the economies of scale are completely different.
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by Narkov 7y ago
All three of your numbers are purely hypothetical and are likely out by one or two orders of magnitude. My point is that people saying that it is overpriced don't understand the input costs of medical devices.
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by Narkov 7y ago
What are you basing that on? How much was spent on development that $11,000 is too much? $100k, $1m, $1b ?
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by Narkov 7y ago
It's not $11,000 for a plastic valve. It's $11,000 for a plastic valve and the many thousands of hours of R&D, testing, validation, certification and risk.
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by Narkov 7y ago
Do EV's have gearboxes?
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by Narkov 7y ago
It definitely was an explosion. I think you mean it wasn't a combustion. >explosion > a violent expansion in which energy is transmitted outwards as a shock wave. > a sudden outburst of something such as violent emotion,
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by Narkov 7y ago
That's true for the server logs but GA has access to much more information to make a decision like that. My point is that comparing server logs to GA results is invalid.
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by Narkov 7y ago
Does this take into account bots and other non-human stuff GA might block? Server logs and GA are measuring different things.
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by Narkov 7y ago
More likely: varchar(255)
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by Narkov 7y ago
I get the feeling that you are both right. ROI is heavily industry specific.
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by Narkov 7y ago
> “We could never pin down Google on what their true business model was,” says a Cerner executive involved in the discussions. Imagine being that insecure in what you do. What were they looking for? A non-compete from Google? Innovate or
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by Narkov 7y ago
This is the key. Model your threat and act accordingly. There's (mostly) no reason for Joe Bloggs to want to protect themselves from a well funded state actor but they may want to prevent themselves being locked out of Google services
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by Narkov 7y ago
> [...] they would have incentive to not let you go This is where separation of powers is important. A judiciary shouldn't care that the executive branch is on the hook for compensation.

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