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by bink 5y ago
Ah, really? Where did you find that info?
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by bink 5y ago
I think this is more of an industry problem than a Microsoft problem. This was a feature added onto an existing service. The old waterfall method of security approvals might have caught this, but for most orgs that has gone the way of the d
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by bink 5y ago
I think Bill Burr himself would discourage people from forming their opinions about things based on his standup routine.
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by bink 5y ago
If interest rates go up and that causes housing prices to drop, the same monthly payment can now only purchase a lower-cost house. People might not be able to sell for what they paid. Then if they need to move they must bring cash to the ta
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by bink 5y ago
It does. The development environment is pretty bloated, but it's relatively easy to use and does require actual Lua code to do anything complicated.
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by bink 5y ago
Same with me. My kid makes Roblox games for her and her friends. It didn't take her long to realize that the odds of her making any money at all were very slim. In the meantime she gets to learn programming skills in a way that she fin
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by bink 5y ago
Sure, but on the consumer side there was basically nothing. I imagine the person you're replying to was referring to things like Caller ID, Call Waiting, Three-way calling, etc.
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by bink 5y ago
"we paid that guy and he got caught" "we paid this other guy and he got caught" "come join us!"
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by bink 5y ago
I've taken cabs all over the world and I have to say one of the most terrifying experiences I've had was in SF in the 90s. We were absolutely flying up and down those hills with just some measly brake pads to save us (and the pede
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by bink 5y ago
Oh, I'm sure the current owner of the IP would have no problem... what's that? Oracle? Oh...
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by bink 5y ago
I'm still mad about the BSD->SYSV switchover.
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by bink 5y ago
Just remember that out-of-the-box Solaris 2 had an absolute ton of remote root exploits. So, unless you have access to security patches don't allow inbound connections to the VM. Even with a full patch set it's probably not a good
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by bink 5y ago
This problem existed well before 2019.
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by bink 5y ago
There was a discussion today on NPR about Venice Beach and how they're providing housing to those living on/near the pier so people are migrating up from other neighborhoods to take advantage. It's only a couple hundred peopl
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by bink 5y ago
Ironically, supplementing vitamin D can cause a magnesium deficiency.
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by bink 5y ago
The article uses the term "Just Run" several times but never bothers to explain what "Just Run" is. If it's the ability to use the treadmill without a subscription, well, that sucks but I can't imagine anyone s
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by bink 5y ago
Backups are absolutely essential but I think you understate the amount of hours needed to restore an entire corporate network if it's compromised and encrypted at once. (As Colonial apparently found out)
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by bink 5y ago
Those are all reasons why a network/company cannot be 100% invulnerable to hacks, but it doesn't answer the question of if a company can be be significantly more resistant to ransomware. My answer to that question is "absolut
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by bink 6y ago
In those days QSD was far preferable to IRC, even if you were getting propositioned for cyber-sex by European men in every other message.
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by bink 6y ago
Wasn't it Klaus who made some ridiculous statement like "no hackers work at ISS" at one point in time?
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by bink 6y ago
I've never owned a credit card that would allow me to "block" a merchant from charging me (not saying they don't exist). With a conventional card you can dispute the charge and perform a charge-back, but it's still
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by bink 6y ago
I had the pleasure of working at Reddit for a few years. I even worked with Chris from time to time. He's one of those people that you can just tell is genuinely a good person shortly after meeting him. I'm happy for the success h
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What to ask when interviewing software engineers(autoiterative.com)
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by bink 6y ago
I am curious about the statement: "In California, Arizona, and the District of Columbia, local bar associations have penalized or advised against any non-lawyer (or suspended lawyer) from appending “Esquire” to their names, as it may e
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by bink 6y ago
Unvalidated by whom? From the info that has been released these updates were properly signed.
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by bink 6y ago
Reddit | Security Engineers | San Francisco, New York, Dublin, London | ONSITE, REMOTE | Full-time These roles are responsible for assessing and assuring the integrity of Reddit’s applications and infrastructure for millions of users. We pa
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by bink 6y ago
Reddit | Sr. Application Security Engineer | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE, REMOTE | https://boards.greenhouse.io/reddit/jobs/2092047 This role is responsible for assessing and assuring the integrity of Reddit’s appl
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How to Hire Great Engineers(autoiterative.com)
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by bink 7y ago
Having worked with CSP this isn't really something that can be fixed. If you disable scripts from all but approved sources your reporting URI will be flooded with reports from browser extensions and malware trying to inject code. The b
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by bink 10y ago
From what I could gather from this article, this software is for people who want to make better beer.

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