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by _where 6y ago
I don’t think that’s necessarily a cat.
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by _where 6y ago
If you were interested in intelligence, and you wanted to maintain that pipeline of intelligence, would you give up that information? Act in plain sight and do good, and you’ll be ok.
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by _where 6y ago
SSL alone is not enough to protect data. Any proxy could act as a MIM, so someone using a malicious fork of Stealth may cause problems. But, the net is like this already. One site may send you to another site that tricks you into stealing y
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by _where 6y ago
Is Chromium’s sandbox insecure? Electron has local file access, etc. in fact, it states: “Under no circumstances should you load and execute remote code with Node.js integration enabled.” So, Stealth should consider forking Electron if bet
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by _where 6y ago
If the network isn’t free and data is centralized, one day you think you have it all and the next you could have nothing. Tor pretends to be secure, but is dark and compromised. This project seems to understand that and wants to try again t
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by _where 6y ago
I feel like this is Christmas. Thank you.
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by _where 6y ago
Calling it “moving to the cloud” has such pompous overtones. They stopped giving away access to their source for free, just like the majority of the rest of their community. Atlassian might as well be any other company now with a really goo
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by _where 6y ago
Definitely. Windows got worse after XP, mostly with 8. Why did they move things around and setup multiple ways of doing things? Gnome got worse after v2, and what was Ubuntu thinking with ads? OSX/macOS/iOS got worse with flat des
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by _where 6y ago
Security is hardware level first, at multiple levels. So, I don’t think we’ll get it back, at least until eternal love beats evil.
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by _where 6y ago
I want old pre-AppStore OSX/macOS that doesn’t nanny my installs or screw old drivers, with a good package manager, and easily tabbed and gridded terminal windows without tmux necessarily. I’d also like GPL’d Windows XP running flawles
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by _where 6y ago
I’m with you that it’s a serious problem. If it weren’t, Amazon and others wouldn’t be working so hard on AI to combat the AI or human that’s beaten their AI. Those aren’t “fake accounts”, though. They’re real accounts being abused. There’s
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by _where 6y ago
There are no fake accounts. There are only accounts or not. There are no sockpuppet bloggers; those are called bloggers. If you go down the fake road, you have to realize real news by real reporters is often wrong. I’ve had someone in law e
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by _where 6y ago
If the author were to release the source and GPL it, that’d be more helpful to everyone than pointing it at Reddit.
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by _where 6y ago
If it’s not by default there’s a reason. Bash is literally running commands in a shell session. Think terminal session. When a command fails, would you want the terminal session to end? That’d be annoying. Same theory for unset variable. Re
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by _where 6y ago
meat not meme.
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by _where 6y ago
This is a great read, but for the feedback, I stopped here: “I cannot say this enough: pick your peer group wisely because you’re giving them write access to both your conscious thoughts and your entire worldview.” I’ve heard this, but here
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by _where 6y ago
Examples: Would it make sense to have more fields visible at once? Maybe making users not have to dig though 10 pages to find the “Covid” checkbox would be better. Would it make sense to have a single schema monolith with simple HTML forms
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by _where 6y ago
> When the sport was awash with tobacco money about 15 years ago, the big teams all had an entire testing team So, we just need companies with a lot of money that are interested in technical advances and advertising and don’t care about
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by _where 6y ago
The post’s argument is illogical. It doesn’t follow from wanting to speed things up for other teams that you can avoid some kinds of testing in the pipeline by having monitoring. That makes no sense. It also says a full test suite in the p
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by _where 6y ago
The ugly at universities is much worse than what was posted. Athletes getting easy courses. People in power positions typically don’t deserve it but think they do. So, there are ridiculous projects, bias, and people getting paid in “non-sta
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by _where 6y ago
> afraid of looking stupid The author said they’ve not seen this much, but it’s what drives most bad decisions: ego.
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by _where 6y ago
Don’t worry about health problems in the future. Be here and now. I’m of similar age, have health problems, and realize that no worrying about having health problems in advance would’ve made me any more prepared. Am I dying? Yes. Aren’t we
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The “online brain”: how the Internet may be changing our cognition(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
2 points by _where 7y ago|0 comments
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Quora’s mobile web blocker
4 points by _where 8y ago|1 comments