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by daenney 9y ago
There's no destruction of evidence though, they just can't access it without getting the password from you. Which is pretty much the same thing as when they'd need you to unlock your computer etc. If you throw your phone on t
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by daenney 9y ago
I watched an episode b/c of Jessica Alba, fond memories of her in Dark Angel. Not quite sure what I was expecting but this was definitely not it.
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ShadowPad in corporate networks(securelist.com)
1 points by daenney 9y ago|0 comments
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by daenney 9y ago
Unfortunately GDPR enforcement is about 9 months away. I don't think it applies retroactively.
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by daenney 9y ago
I would be interested to hear from people with knowledge of EU and US law how shady this is in their respective jurisdictions. I'm having a hard time imagining what they did is OK, but I'm probably wrong.
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by daenney 9y ago
Here's the archive.is link if you hit the WSJ paywall: http://archive.is/r7GhC
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Facebook’s Onavo Gives Social-Media Firm Inside Peek at Rivals’ Users(wsj.com)
270 points by daenney 9y ago|96 comments
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First data transmission through terahertz multiplexer reported(phys.org)
1 points by daenney 9y ago|0 comments
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by daenney 9y ago
How would that work though? DMCA only applies to the US, so with a global network how would the DMCA be effective? Even if every node in the network in the US removes it, all you might achieve is break the chain. The content will still be t
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Potential data breach on the 5th of August(litebit.eu)
1 points by daenney 9y ago|0 comments
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by daenney 9y ago
The lack of search kills it though for me. Doesn't say anything about that for the premium tier either. But even for a small test run, no search and no IMAP so I can't hook up a search engine myself makes this largely useless to m
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by daenney 9y ago
Why shouldn't they criticize strategy? Do you expect people to just blindly follow and abide by what the company's leadership sets out to do?
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by daenney 9y ago
> How is anyone going to understand the consequences unless someone actually implements it in a stack (behind a feature-flag) that people are then encouraged to go play with—exactly as is being done here with TLS 1.3 itself? If you read
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by daenney 9y ago
It's also a contested one as it can open one up to issues. Some of these are detailed here, for example: https://github.com/tlswg/tls13-spec/issues/1001 It seems prudent to not support something like 0-R
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Windows 10 China Government Edition allows to control encryption and telemetry(betanews.com)
40 points by daenney 9y ago|18 comments
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How Facebook allows users to post footage of children being bullied(theguardian.com)
2 points by daenney 9y ago|0 comments
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Facebook flooded with 'sextortion' and revenge porn, files reveal(theguardian.com)
87 points by daenney 9y ago|75 comments
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Windows 7, not XP, was the reason WCry spread so widely(arstechnica.com)
128 points by daenney 9y ago|96 comments
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Spydra – Ephemeral Hadoop Clusters Using Google Compute Platform(labs.spotify.com)
3 points by daenney 9y ago|0 comments
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by daenney 10y ago
> 2) He's going to be forcefully removed. Yet why does the forceful removal of that passenger justify knocking him down and dragging him off the plane? There's plenty of ways to forcefully remove someone from something without
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by daenney 10y ago
> Why isn't there a CentOS-style distro apt/rpm package of Nginx (think of free RedHat) with the status module enabled, as based on open source Nginx? The code of ngx_http_status_module isn't open source (as far as I know)
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by daenney 10y ago
> Things that require a GUI require you to have a separate X server running. WSL, as far as I know, does not support running X11. They mention X/GUI support in the "What's new in Bash/WSL" article[1]. > Note:
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by daenney 10y ago
The GP comment is: > I don't agree with the policy but surely you use vacation time not sick leave when your children are sick? My reply to it is "No". I surely don't use vacation time instead of sick leave to care fo
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by daenney 10y ago
> One of my past employers actually did away with ALL sick time. Thankfully, that's not legal in a lot of countries. Vacation time and sick leave are two separate things workers are entitled to. I'm not on vacation when I'
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by daenney 10y ago
No? Why would I use vacation time for that? I'm not on vacation or taking a break. I'm taking care of a sick family member. Thankfully we have a system for that known as VAB[1] in Sweden that covers this case. [1]: https:/&#
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by daenney 10y ago
But that's not changing. The free plan retains unlimited private repositories. The only thing that's changing for free is the amount of time they can run CI for free. As noted in both the article you're commenting on and thei
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by daenney 10y ago
> Why do you say this? Because that has been my experience? > I start my day with my RSS reader and the only site I follow that doesn't really support RSS is HN. Awesome, happy for you. I wish that was the case here. For most of
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by daenney 10y ago
> I can see someone is downvoting comments that doesn't agree with time to market being an important driver in influencing architectural decisions. This is someone who is very mature and well seasoned in Java architecture. Ah yes. S
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by daenney 10y ago
> There were many people in history obsessed with uniformity and it usually didn't end well. Right yes. Lets argue against uniformity in the (visual) design of a UI based on pulling in all of known history and the atrocities that ha
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by daenney 10y ago
It's not at all clear from their statement that they tried to reproduce that now, and not that they attempted that in 2016 and didn't manage to.

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