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Your not the first person to think that https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14802242
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So here's by detailed response https://www.twilio.com/blog/2017/07/building-a-fully-feature... But I agree with kchr in principle. "Burner" may not mean anonymous but it's more often tha
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_facepalm_ ugh! Gitflow again! Get on board with Github Flow people - it's going to save you so much pain
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Easy video summary of above https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8dqzVlhFkA
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I was thinking the same thing! Come back to me when it integrates with LastPass
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You'll need to fix that. As other have pointed out: If I'm not a fan of spam then I'm likely not a fan of desktop notifications either.
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9y ago
Good idea: updated.
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Fair points. Thanks for the feedback
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I wonder why it was flagged? I can't understand how it's off topic?
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You make a great point. Thanks for reading.
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Thank you. Updated.
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I don’t wanna be a developer anymore
(hammerproject.com)
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Yes they are, but not on the basis of revenue.
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But a dev can solve that themselves: apply #lean principals and launch a marketing site cheaply and start taking advance subscriptions using one of many tools that solve that white-label Kickstarter need.
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I don't know who did it. I'm just saying it's not a stretch to accuse the NSA given their history with hacking tools becoming public and the Snowden leaks. To use the revenue generating argument from the OP article as a good
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Agreed, confirming that there is no public evidence which hard links Lazarus to DPRK. Just want everyone to know the facts.
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The point may simply be to move the attention away from the NSA, who are perhaps the real authors of WannaCry.
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It's not been fully confirmed/established that Lazarus group == DPRK: see "false flag" from Kaspersky researchers https://www.wired.com/2017/05/wannacry-ransomware-link-suspe...
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they can afford it
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Yes I believe this is correct. When they do get it working on land ( http://www.henselphelps.com/projects/electro-magnetic-aircra... ) it will very likely deviate so far from the original assumptions incorporated into th
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#lean, #agile and the fundamental principals of Small Batches seem to be at odds with programs like carrier development and defence contracts in general. It's very unlikely that the lessons from IT fields will ever make their way into
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Canada is trying hard to snap out of the insanity of the affordability of the F-35.. but pressures from local contractors tied up in the program are going to make it very hard.
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Media: https://www.suasnews.com/2017/05/john-taylor-defeats-faa-reg... https://www.recode.net/2017/5/19/15663436/us-drone-registrat... https://www.geekwire.com/
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John Taylor 'punched the FAA in the face': recreational drone registration gone
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Read the comment again. It's about phishing specifically. Not generic spam. And it absolutely holds in practise that interaction rates go up for phishing messages when the user has a legitimate account with the service being impersonat
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Then let's hope you're a phishing detection skills are up to par then.
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In AUS it's much like chatmasta says: if its a CC linked a true "credit" account the issuer has the value entirely underwritten. If you can reasonably prove that someone stole it for example, then you'll get your money [
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Disagree https://www.troyhunt.com/im-sorry-but-your-email-address-is-...
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Apparently it's as safe as entering credit card details into another online merchants form who is PCI compliant. https://support.docusign.com/en/answers/00004343
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Sure they're different but make no mistake: emails being breached are a big deal! This is an appropriate response https://twitter.com/troyhunt/status/864315287092342785
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