dandelo1953

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by dandelo1953 6y ago
I'd like to see cold storage providers split from app providers. Strict enforcement policy on cold storage data warehouses. And sensible policy for the app providers, like not caching PII. Implement and enforce at the fed level using t
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by dandelo1953 6y ago
The site uses words like Spreadsheet, Desktop, and GUI and appears to be supported by SAP. Does this support direct integration with Win32, Java, SAP (GUI), Citrix, or anything else that is not driven by the browser?
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by dandelo1953 6y ago
This! I am completely confounded that I have not heard of any real legislative proposals to establish a clear separation of duties in regards storing data and selling it. There is an obvious conflict of interest if you both have my data and
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by dandelo1953 6y ago
The CDC is warning about mental health impact as a result of extended isolation. They are trying to encourage public messaging that supports social connecting using technology. Can you use your knowledge to provide ways to do that outside o
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by dandelo1953 6y ago
Setting a task exclusive doesn't apply to tasks added after that task. Need to iterate past self.
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by dandelo1953 7y ago
Instead of thinking of advertising as "technology" you might want to look into the military-esque research that brought it into the free market. Just like the internet, psyops was first destructed and formalized by people that val
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by dandelo1953 7y ago
For that to happen there needs to be strong leadership from the top incentivizing standing down behavior with subsidies, not winner take all rock em sock em race to tragedy of the commons
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by dandelo1953 7y ago
Does this mean some abstraction is lost between the creation phase and final "save to pdf" phase? It'd seem ridiculous to not easily be able to track blocks while it's a WIP.....
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by dandelo1953 7y ago
wouldn't be surprised if there's typically a "finance" guy making profit driven/marketing decisions pulling emotional strings on a the (willingly) naive "entrepreneur" partner
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by dandelo1953 7y ago
️ Things happen. It's embarrassing to have to disclose such a thing to the public, but they did. I don't recall anything nefarious and they owned up - to at least some extent. That is more than a lot companies can say. Is that th
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by dandelo1953 7y ago
I don't know a lick about the book mentioned or literal references you have been silently recommended to study. Obviously the implied message that you've yet to pick up on is that you should try and research your own ideas before
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by dandelo1953 7y ago
Yo! I'm willing to volun-tribute my time to play MITM between you and GOOG queries to do the grunt work in researching options in how best to open this thing up. I've got some big plans that I am hoping to get my employer on board
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by dandelo1953 7y ago
We have given companies the freedom to LIE. Hello, ad industry at large.... We're neck deep in it. Of course no one recognizes it.
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by dandelo1953 7y ago
$1000, as seen in terms of security is not much to spend on something "perishable". Fixing your secure phone takes more than knowing how to RTFM..... Which means bringing it to repair shop.... which means evil maid or whatever mi
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by dandelo1953 7y ago
This subject touches on a lot of things tangential to a lot of words like world wide problems. Many things wrong in the online work seem systemic and tend to magnify our IRL problems. Is anyone out there creative enough to step outside the
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by dandelo1953 7y ago
Just want to say I cannot agree with these sentiments more. Google turned a seemingly benign industry into something people now regularly refer to as "weaponized" messaging. The pen is mightier than the sword. The spoken word is m
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by dandelo1953 7y ago
I know I can google this, but I am really looking for a more personal answer that others might also gleam insight from. What are the efforts like for non x86 architectures, if any exist? Are there working kernels for arm as there is for *ni
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by dandelo1953 7y ago
They can strip the request down to the domain name, hash that with a OTP to do a fuzzy lookup on their end which would be difficult (not impossible) to reverse per reference, but would require APT to do en masse. There is probably some flaw
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by dandelo1953 7y ago
Data that needs to be shared should be signed by sender at every port of exit and by receiver at every port of entry. All significant transformations should also be signed in a manner that allows one to follow data to it's real world s
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by dandelo1953 7y ago
Thanks! Will be checking out this weekend.
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by dandelo1953 7y ago
My comment was really a response to the downvotes more than you. I'm not downplaying that the tech involved with OP. It just doesn't appear to solve the problem it's targeting.
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by dandelo1953 7y ago
In case it wasn't clear, I am not suggesting ALL data must be signed/attributed. Entertainment, for example, can be safely consumed and have little impact on your day to day regardless of the source. Provided it's clearly mea
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by dandelo1953 7y ago
I think this "solution" is the exact inverse of what is actually needed: Strong identity and attribution. identity need not be just an "individual". It can be a group of individuals that agree to mutually sign data befor
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by dandelo1953 7y ago
guess that should be s/\.// ...
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by dandelo1953 7y ago
I have spent a lot of time thinking about this and related market influences since entering the career world 20 years ago. It started around early 2000's, while working in market research. Got me thinking about all the money dumped int