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by YPPH 5y ago
Thanks for that! Not as bad as I would have thought.
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by YPPH 5y ago
I was going to ask the same thing if no one else had.
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by YPPH 5y ago
This write up is impressive. Even more impressive is its source - the NHS. It's always great to see exceptionally competent IT and security people in government agencies. From an Australian who is generally disappointed in government
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by YPPH 5y ago
That captures it well.
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by YPPH 5y ago
It makes me a little queezy, but it's hard to put a pin on why. Perhaps it comes across as a little uppity.
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by YPPH 5y ago
I'm still not sure whether to include the squares with a tiny fraction of the border of the vehicle. And when they fail me I wonder if I'm doing the wrong thing.
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by YPPH 5y ago
Your example conveys that gaslighting occurs as between three (or more) parties, but that's not necessarily the case. Gaslighting most often happens between two individuals. OP's boss wrongly and intentionally asserting OP didn&#x
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by YPPH 5y ago
I somehow missed this. That is disappointing. There may be reasons to doubt the constitutional legitimacy of that law were it not constrained to emergency situations.
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by YPPH 5y ago
>bans its owns citizens from entering it How so?
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by YPPH 5y ago
Support him how? Support him as a tennis player, or support him being allowed into Australia? He can uphold his bodily integrity by leaving the country without being vaccinated. Nobody is compelling him to have the jab. It's a reasonab
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by YPPH 5y ago
Chrome, Edge, Safari and (god forbid) IE will use system certificate stores. Firefox was a challenge. But my understanding is that now, on Windows, it will now import enterprise root certificates from the system store automatically. https:
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by YPPH 5y ago
Root certificate stored on offline HSM and intermediates on secure infrastructure. FIPS compliance. (Relatively) reliable revocation services. [See note 0] The result is security of issuance, that is near complete confidence that certificat
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by YPPH 5y ago
Running your own PKI is fairly straightforward, particularly with tools like cfssl at your disposal. But running your own PKI properly is quite hard. Let's Encrypt gives you top tier PKI management for $0.
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by YPPH 5y ago
Does the Chrome engine, embedded within Electron, contain any Chrome features which one could legitimately call into question (such as sync)? If not, what's wrong with it "spread[ing]" everywhere? It's hardly lazy dev wo
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by YPPH 5y ago
They should either add technical measures to prevent overcharging on these types of accounts, or amend the terms of service to explicitly say that the account owner is not liable for charges incurred by an unauthorised user who obtains user
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by YPPH 5y ago
Actually, Wikipedia has similar issues to Google SEO spam, in the sense you now have people who pay marketing firms for articles to be written on themselves/their company. These articles, unsurprisingly, often infringe core policies li
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by YPPH 5y ago
>This wasn’t an autopilot problem. The problem occurred while still in takeoff roll. Just an amateur here, I could be wrong. It is true that according to the article, autopilot was not engaged and the pilot was following the flight direc
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by YPPH 5y ago
>I have all my HTTPS certificates issued + managed via letsencrypt. It's a terrific service; all I have to do is run snap run certonly --nginx every 3 months and everything is taken care of automatically. Hopefully through cron and
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by YPPH 5y ago
I use it to clear formatting before pasting into rich text editors like Word or Outlook. Wonder if I'm the only one.
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by YPPH 5y ago
Just to clarify, I meant retail tapes I (read: my parents) owned. I never overwrote rented tapes. I recall rental shops would have rewind machines, but I don't remember them ever checking the content of the tape. Maybe people were just
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by YPPH 5y ago
As sidpatil says, that's a write-protect tab. If you bought blank VHS tapes and recorded something you could rip the tab off to stop you or someone else accidentally overwriting, say, your wedding video. Of course, all retail tapes wer
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by YPPH 5y ago
I had no idea this was the case. I've often wondered why these niche services have marketing pages which appear to appeal to the masses.
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by YPPH 5y ago
Perhaps I should have been upfront with the third point. I was trying to convey that, in my view, getting condemned to spam is the most compelling reason to not self host mail - and it's reason enough. The other common criticisms, by c
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by YPPH 5y ago
Pretty much reflects my view. Mail is hard to set up properly, but it's not ridiculously hard to set up. Anyone with average Unix administration skills can do it. I might add that OpenSMTPd is a lot easier than postfix and makes a da
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by YPPH 5y ago
I suspected the hug of death would cause this site to fall over. Right after it was posted I linked an archive link [0]. However I started getting downvoted so I deleted my comment. Not sure what was wrong with doing that. [0] http:/&
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by YPPH 5y ago
Is that necessarily the case? From what I've heard, Rust offers great performance and safety.
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by YPPH 5y ago
I don't agree and have real doubt that what you say is good enough for real world use. I hear the similar claims from people who think AI is good enough for sentencing people, it's absolutely not, like contractual construction it&
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by YPPH 5y ago
Construing even the most black and white contracts involve the application of normative principles which cannot be understood or emulated by a computer.
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by YPPH 5y ago
I was trying to speak figuratively, not literally. Any programmer will need to look at source code to solve problems, but that's not what I was getting at. When you're taking a math quiz, the goal is to learn how to solve math pro
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by YPPH 5y ago
Is this a euphemistic way of saying cheating?

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