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by count 6y ago
USG pays flat rate globally. They then plus up a COLA allowance based on high-cost areas, special circumstances, etc. But the base rate is a flat rate for a given position. You can pay 'less extra', but not 'less', gene
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by count 6y ago
It's not 'simple', but it's definitely doable with Yubikey: https://developers.yubico.com/PIV/Guides/SSH_with_PIV_and_PK... I've used it on macOS to use a PIV cert on a yubikey to ssh to
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by count 6y ago
'Where', not 'why'. I know 'why' people might think that, and make assumptions. The actual controls are pretty level headed though.
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by count 6y ago
'sign off' procedures, and 'automated deployments' are not different ends of the spectrum. Nobody who gives a shit about their product/service is deploying from a developer directly into production without any kind
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by count 6y ago
Where do FedRAMP/FISMA require manual deployments?
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by count 7y ago
If you ever watch official demos, Apple users always use one hand to hold, one hand to gesture/interact.
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by count 7y ago
Protip for hardware store melamine boards: get a Mr Clean Bar, and use it to erase things regularly. Mr Clean is basically a melamine sponge (no, really), so it works exceptionally well on the hardware store melamine.
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by count 7y ago
No, if there's no lawful intercept, they can cooperate fully, but it won't matter because there's nothing to get.
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Box, Inc. Acquired by Starboard Value and Opportunity Fund(ftc.gov)
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by count 7y ago
Taking on that responsibility would make defending against these types of lawsuits significantly harder...
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by count 7y ago
Yes, the violation of federal law general disqualifies you from holding a security clearance.
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by count 7y ago
The framing doesn't have to be dishonest. But if your company really has NO 'goal' or 'vision' beyond 'make as much cash as possible'...then maybe frame that instead of making up a bigger goal. "Lets
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by count 7y ago
Easy to do running it containers too!
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by count 7y ago
You're stretching the analogy in a whole bunch of ways. They're hosting old, out of print games, not the latest Call of Duty best seller. And the DMCA has a 'D' at the front, because it's different when content
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by count 7y ago
They don't, they take things down if they get a notice, but the majority of their stuff is out of publish, and the company that published it is defunct or doesn't care at this point.
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by count 7y ago
And the cable television network...
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by count 7y ago
Is this company funded by govt contracts for ship manufacturing by any chance?
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by count 7y ago
> 'You can try to limit the use of Slack to avoid these problems. But you are working against Slack, not with it'. So, if I have a hammer, I shouldn't try to use that hammer in a constructive manner, but should throw it aw
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by count 7y ago
But that requires faith that someone will accept that gold in the future in exchange for goods/services. So, again, it's just faith at the root of it.
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by count 7y ago
I disagree, and it was definitely not intended to be a put down. It's a question, because it appears the OP was speaking of GitHub as it was, not as it is. I don't question their intelligence or ability to read. But whatever.
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by count 7y ago
Given the number of legal actions involving google, those people are probably extremely busy...
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by count 7y ago
Do you think Github is nothing more than a 'central git' repo? Have you even used the site in the last few years?
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by count 7y ago
If you're defining the 'channel' as 'local copper pair', then, sure? But the other end of the local copper pair switched and became digital, which changes the channel in my eyes at least. There was then a series o
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by count 7y ago
Dial up internet used an analog transfer domain to encode the information. DSL does not, and is an entirely different technology (and is not 'dial-up'). 56kbps modems and the like relied on digital telephone lines. I'm no
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by count 7y ago
Being generous: The CIA isn't generally in the business of arresting people. They're a little more hands on in the dark corners of the world, traditionally. Maybe they are simply leaning on financiers via other means, and preven
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by count 7y ago
I was using that as an illustration, not a direct comparison. Govt employees are graded and promoted based on two primary things: # of subordinates and $ managed. There is a tremendous incentive to grow your career through a mindset that
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by count 7y ago
Oracle didn't challenge another huge company, they challenged the federal govt. They're well within their rights to do so, or the case wouldn't have moved forward at all. The hate for Oracle is that exactly nobody but Ora
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by count 7y ago
Keep in mind that internally lots of stats/etc are posted around things like cyber attacks, where a 'port scan' is counted as 65k different attacks (all of the tcp ports getting a 'malicious' SYN == an attack). It&#
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by count 7y ago
We're talking about US outlets here. The contacts are NOT deep in the sockets at all.
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by count 7y ago
That's not a bad idea either, although I'm sure I'd get even more questions as to why all my outlets were on their sides! Also those 1-gang boxes are more expensive...

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