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by Puts 2y ago
Sometimes we forget that cybersecurity is not just about protecting against hackers. There is a bunch of threats from the inside – and they don't have to be malicious. Failing hardware, bad software updates, human errors are also threa
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by Puts 2y ago
The product affected here is litelarly called "CrowdStrike Falcon® Cloud Security". Meraki all tough they sell routers and switches markets their products as "cloud-based network platform". Jamf all tough their product i
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by Puts 2y ago
Well, in all times usually there has been the option to run a local proxy/cache for your updates so that you can properly test them inside your own organization before rolling them out to all your clients (precisely to avoid this kind
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by Puts 2y ago
This is an oversimplification. IF we are talking about compliance to ISO 27001 you are supposed to do your own risk assessment and implement necessary controls. The auditor will basically just check that you done the risk assessment, and th
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by Puts 2y ago
Sounds like the premise then is that everybody has got some shit they are hiding but it’s better to employ a criminal than a lier. Which would mean that the polygraph is really good at filtering out genuinely good people from the recruitmen
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by Puts 2y ago
A feature that seems to have disappeared from a lot of blogs these days is date when a post was published. Sometimes date is required to put things into context and I can't understand why so many blogs these days don't have it.
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by Puts 2y ago
I think the context here is when you signed up for a trial and you have a sales person emailing you every single day, and by the end of the week they start using the "I can only guarantee this price" bullshit. It's just an ag
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by Puts 2y ago
Whenever I negotiate prices with SaaS companies they give you a price and then they say this offer is valid x weeks – and "after that we cant guarantee the price". And I always reply the same thing, "I'm in no hurry – le
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by Puts 2y ago
Why is this being so heavily down voted? Are people actually that bad at understanding sarcasm?
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by Puts 2y ago
I had this history teacher in high school giving the class an assignment to write an essay on the events leading up to the Second World War. The first question that came up was how long does this essay need to be – to which the teacher repl
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by Puts 3y ago
Well if you can spin up a new environment in less than a minute – does it matter? I mean if you are Facebook yes, but having worked with a lot of people building things like web shops – having a minute downtime I would say is fine because
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by Puts 3y ago
I actually think this is a beautiful thing with GDPR. Because technically platforms like Facebook could just consider themself a Publisher and then they wouldn't have to bother with the GDPR. But that would also mean that they would ne
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by Puts 3y ago
On the other hand, lowercase letters tend to be more complex using more bezier anchor points. So if your priority is not bandwidth but work memory you should maybe stick to uppercase? :D
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by Puts 3y ago
Exactly. Noise adds texture - which is an important ingredient in visual art and design. But too much noise obstructs the image. It's all about balance – just like cooking.
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by Puts 3y ago
True true :)
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by Puts 3y ago
I think what probably confuses people is that since everything was so dark they think that "wow the iPhone handles low light really well", but actually that only has to do with exposure. If you look at the behind the scenes shots
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by Puts 3y ago
I think the point here is not the effort it takes to make good lighting - but the cost. A normal person will not have 10x2000w ARRI panels. But they will look at this production and think that they will get the same result because hey it wa
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by Puts 3y ago
Isn't this a new Schrems situation? Just because the commission can make a law doesn't mean that it's legal. Seems like it would certainly interfere with the European Convention on Human Rights that grants everyone right to p
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by Puts 3y ago
As an inflation hedge, maybe you don't even care if you loose money on your gold. As long as you don't loose as much money you would have on inflation. Sometimes it's just good to have anything left rather than nothing.
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by Puts 3y ago
Don't get me wrong. I'm not questioning the usefulness of béziers. I'm questioning the authors notion that postscript inherently is incapable of expressing accurate circles just because the language don't have built in p
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by Puts 3y ago
Yes, but as someone else commented the arc is internally based on bézier curves. How accurate thee circle would be by plotting is probably dependent on the trigonometric table built in to the postscript interpreter, but at least it would be
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by Puts 3y ago
"The only primitives they have are straight line segments, rectangles and Bézier curves. The only way to create a proper circle is to have a raster image like the one above." Is this really an accurate conclusion? Just because the
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by Puts 3y ago
You can use stored procedures if you want to add another abstraction layer.
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by Puts 3y ago
This is total bullshit. Stolen sessions are being actively sold on Darknet in bulk. If nothing else the best thing that can happen is that they have expired before someone have the time to exploit them.
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by Puts 3y ago
I think to Europeans – especially Germany, France, Scandinavia… socialism refers to what you call Democratic socialism. Wheres the far ends of the spectrum are Communism vs Capitalism. I think this actually used to be a very natural distinc
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by Puts 3y ago
No there is a middle ground called socialism.
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by Puts 3y ago
I don't know what - but it says something that Max Schrems was still a law student when he brought on the Irish DPC, The EU Commission and an army of Facebook lawyers and got the Safe Harbor agreement invalidated.
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by Puts 3y ago
This authority does not go after anybody. They got a complaint by NOYB regarding these specific companies and therefore was forced to investigate specifically them.
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by Puts 3y ago
Underrated comment. In the old days, car magazines had ads for cars, fishing magazines had ads for fishing gear, food magazines had ads for cooking ware and so on. You can actually have ads tailored after the content of the page you are loo
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by Puts 3y ago
Are you personally offended by someone sharing their experience of living without a car? Maybe people in the writers situation have never reflected about this lifestyle before because they take the car for granted and now he inspired people

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