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by _null_ 3y ago
>shift that determination from agency specialists to judges All correct until this bit. They in fact want to shift it back to congress, who should do a better job in specifying what power they delegate to unelected heads of executive bra
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by _null_ 4y ago
There is literally no way a Democrat controlled Senate even reads this bill. To your point though, a good example of that kind of thing is the idiocy of Republican states who passed years of anti-abortion "trigger laws" in case Ro
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by _null_ 4y ago
The "Green New Deal" was 100% a messaging bill, never intended to pass, and was admitted to be as such by those that drafted it. Just one example. *I'd argue that most people in either party do _want_ to govern. But each one
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by _null_ 4y ago
This is just the first in a long list of "messaging" bills that will come from a very slim Republican House, because there is Democratic control of the Senate. They know it won't become law. The point is to rile up the media,
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Zero Trust Shouldn’t Be the New Normal(darkreading.com)
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by _null_ 4y ago
Also, Musk repeatedly said publicly that he wanted to buy the platform specifically to address the issue of bot accounts.
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by _null_ 5y ago
Lots of mail gateways / mail security appliances do DNS lookups of URLs in the message body in order to check domain reputation and filter phishing links. It looks like he's using a DNS canary token which would be triggered by tho
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Amazon’s Worst Human Resources Problem(nytimes.com)
2 points by _null_ 5y ago|0 comments
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Deploying HTTP/3 on Windows Server at Scale(techcommunity.microsoft.com)
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by _null_ 5y ago
>YouTube will never change and it will only get worse. Private entities can be swayed by their customer's demands. Not saying that YT _will_ be swayed, just that this sort of creator outrage has a place in the market system, and &qu
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by _null_ 6y ago
Chick has been my favorite since I began playing jazz in High School 20 years ago. Endlessly creative and a masterful player up until his last day. Since the pandemic started I've been watching him stream on IG and YT. He never lost a
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by _null_ 8y ago
Serious question: Why does the bank care about the TLS key exchange?
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by _null_ 8y ago
>Running your own resolver will give the authoritative servers the ip address of the request, but does this leak any assets to any potential attacker? The owner behind the authoritative servers already get the web logs so what additional
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by _null_ 8y ago
Tangential anecdote: I supported a product recently that had a password generator feature that admins could use to create a “random” password for a new user account. The password would be emailed to the user (the admin never saw it). The ge
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by _null_ 8y ago
This seems like pure laziness. Did the developers really not have an understanding of basic PKI? Or did they realize late in the game that their local web socket was gonna require HTTPS and slap this on at the last minute?
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by _null_ 8y ago
I guess what I mean is that the results of these types of studies are useful, but only in pointing where to look for a more direct mechanism. In other words, we found a correlation, now we can look more closely at the elements involved to
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by _null_ 8y ago
I have been reading for years about the numbers of studies being done (especially in the public health field) that can be whittled down to correlation without any strongly proven causality. Is this an issue with science, or with how the me
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Ask HN: Do you use budgeting software?
44 points by _null_ 8y ago|75 comments