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8y ago
I think aws also did a great job keeping competition "under fire". They release so many new services, so quickly (and in amazingly alphaish-at-best quality), that they are always perceived to offer the most complete cloud infrastr
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8y ago
Security is always about bar raising. Any protection can be bypassed. But for a non trivial period, fraudsters would be forced to try their CC listings on other apps, not protected by this tech. This will provide tremendous value to Dyneti&
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8y ago
This is a pretty good idea. Credential stuffing style CC fraud is a massive industry. Scanning could significantly raise the bar on fraudsters and give them much headache when it becomes widespread. Good luck!
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8y ago
According to media coverage, Apple put the UPI integration on hold due to "regulatory issues". That's mainly RBI data localization requirements ([1] on your list).
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8y ago
The narrative CloudFlares' CEO used is: >"is it the right place for tech companies to be regulating the Internet... what I know is not the right answer is that a cabal of ten tech executives with names like Matthew, Mark, Jack,
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8y ago
You did not address anything OP raised. Maybe read this https://www.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-criticism/ (it's short, concise and relevant) and try to articulate your stance here - who should have the authority to
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8y ago
For apple we could use the precedent https://www.juggleware.com/blog/2008/09/steve-jobs-writes-ba... as surely this app is offensive to not less than 50% of customers.
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8y ago
Should be their moto. out: "SPACEX DESIGNS, MANUFACTURES AND LAUNCHES ADVANCED ROCKETS AND SPACECRAFT" in: "SpaceX: We put things in space so you won't have to"
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8y ago
Unless you conquer Venezuela first.
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One class, or volcano, of bugs is sacredly kept only for the poor souls whos ancestors believed writing from right to left was the greatest idea ever (possibly after Monotheism). Try to write in multiple columns format in an RTL lang, then
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8y ago
This rings true. I’d like to add what was for me the difficultiest part - you have to become comfortable hiring other contractors. Because you’re usually expected to take a project end to end. Also - strive to be a great communicator. Custo
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8y ago
By this pretty liberal phrasing I'm also "an Israeli spy".
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8y ago
Is this a serious question? It's like asking why would Lockheed Martin be employing US veterans.
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8y ago
s/some people accused/lawsuit was put against/g
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8y ago
To clarify: NSO is a private company, mostly owned by US firm. The involvement of "Israel" in whatever NSO is doing is as follows: 1. As a vendor of security sensitive products, any NSO deal would be approved by Israel's MOD.
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8y ago
I'd strongly advise against saying "fuck you" to anyone. Leaving on good terms is important, and pays off. Make it a habit early on.
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8y ago
Get someone on fiverr to watch it for you.
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8y ago
Sounds like you’d like to see Google classified as a class II common carrier...
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8y ago
Google is regulated in many ways. It just got the fattest antitrust fine in EU history (read all about it https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17556497 ).
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8y ago
So says you. This is what the ToS say: Google may terminate this Agreement with You for any reason with thirty (30) days' prior written notice. In addition, Google may, at any time, immediately suspend or terminate this Agreement with
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8y ago
You don't "sign agreements" on marketplaces the likes of Upwork. There's a dispute process, which would normally take the buyer's side.
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8y ago
Surely there's an app for that. Untermination as a service.
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(Your apology was rejected as it's clearly stated in the ultra short OP) It prefetches on touch event while a "click" is normally triggered by a touch release.
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8y ago
Just man up don’t answer messages off work and don’t make a fuss about it.
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8y ago
Well managed code reviews. I care little for open spaces, slacks or deadlines. Code review done by peers with good faith and deep knowledge is the only thing that moved the needle and forced me to rise up as a developer.
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8y ago
And likewise big chunk of cybersecurity.
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8y ago
Cost and legacy.
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8y ago
Thank you for sharing your story. It was inspiring to read. Couldn’t quite spot the failure though... maybe ESL thing.
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8y ago
Good writeup. There's absolutely no way this is not a PCI-DSS violation.
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8y ago
Overview of the sum/product problem by Tao https://terrytao.wordpress.com/2007/12/06/milliman-lecture-i... [e: that lecture is almost a decade older than the result mentioned in OP]
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