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11y ago
Well... Is curl|bash insecure? YES Is curl|bash more insecure than most of the ways people install software they just download from the Internet? NO So it's not ideal, but most people don't do anything else that's much better
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11y ago
Your sarcasm isn't appreciated. I want to know why the founders left their company, and are creating a new company that is in a related space. Why didn't they just do it as a part of SocialText? And what should the current Social
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11y ago
And what's the disposition of SocialText? A key detail the author of this story would be wise to include.
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11y ago
It gets used in large high-throughput systems. Just not a lot of need elsewhere, and most of those networks are running proprietary code, so you don't see much about it.
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11y ago
This is really about inference, and less about "decision-making." First, the bar is has a action-response rule-based mechanism based on the input of winning or losing combined with which direction it came from right or left. That
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11y ago
Actually, an exception often exists for owed or unpaid employee wages -- then directors can be held responsible for those. But I don't think that's the case here.
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11y ago
I know this is just my $0.02, which I generally avoid... but: I would be very skeptical of this entire article, having worked with researchers from Kaspersky for many years. They are terrific partners and care deeply about infosec. Also, Ka
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11y ago
As blunt as this is, it's right. C&S Grocer does $22 Billion per year in revenue, and is profitable, doing just food distribution. http://www.cswg.com/ and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%26S_
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11y ago
Both points of view can be accurate / true, and probably are.
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11y ago
Both points of view can be accurate / true, and probably are.
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11y ago
This is worse than a legal term sheet in my opinion. The language is new, and using plain english instead of "Legal" english creates grey areas. Is this pre- or post-money? The language around the board seat, which is a critical a
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11y ago
Also timing. Mobile devices have come a long way in that time period, as has ecommerce.
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11y ago
I think her points are all generally true, but be aware... Some of the companies on that list are not actually unicorns. Meaning: they have not consummated a financing with a post-money valuation that exceeds $1,000,000,000. Just saying th
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11y ago
Medallion prices are a function of demand. As prices soared, the taxi commission should have been releasing more medallions as it meant that demand for taxi's had soared. Instead, the actual mafia-like taxi oligarchs pushed to limit
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11y ago
It requires a special kind of engineer and PM to dedicate the time and skill required to make things like this work when most of the rest of the company is working to take advantage of the bleeding edge of technology. Hats off to that perso
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11y ago
This is really interesting... My security team would use something like this... though would be nice to suggest a pattern a la "inurl" that shows all sites where /about/carousel.php" shows up, for example. Edit: I s
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11y ago
Who is talking about Europe? This is about reaching Kenya. It should actually be ~60-70ms.
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11y ago
We have contemplated a POP in Kenya. We will get there. Johannesburg should be less than 200ms, so let me see if I can improve that... I would expect about 100ms.
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11y ago
Would be great to also add a column for "date of death" as timing is often a major component related to failure. While on the subject of timing, I'd add a column for years in business, but that might be getting too cluttered.
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11y ago
Strong agree, network based firewalls don't make sense based on performance needs and placement at the edge of an increasingly ephemeral network perimeter. Host and edge / stub firewalls with strong orchestration will be far more
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11y ago
Since nobody else is saying it: Congratulations. Re/Code was a startup. They built it into a thing someone else wanted, and they sold it. That's hard work. Congratulations and best of luck carrying the torch at Vox.
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11y ago
There is no date on this post or date in the URL. This could have been posted in 2001, 2002, 2003, etc...
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11y ago
Every time I read an article about Shazam, I'm deeply skeptical of the claims. Example: http://www.forbes.com/sites/parmyolson/2014/08/20/shazam-hit... Article makes it seem like Shazam has met
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11y ago
That's not true. Link to the draft section? This is also helpful, and is non-partisan congressional research: https://fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/RL33743.pdf What people don't get is that we've had TP
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11y ago
It's because if you look below the talking points, nothing about TPA or TPP is new, nothing about it is "fast-track" and nothing about it is secret.
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11y ago
TPA has been around for 30 years. It's always worked well. The idea is that congress sets a standard and set of parameters for negotiation that the US Trade Authority then goes out to negotiate and structure trade deals. They must s
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11y ago
This is a clear violation of the Amazon and eBay affiliate programs. These shortened URLs were already clicks being sent to Amazon or eBay (or whoever the affiliate is). No overt attempt at promoting a sale or purchase of a product is tak
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11y ago
Based on the name... It seems impossible that the people behind this site are not aware of what happened to the real Grooveshark. In fact, they probably have messages and communications about it. That means when the RIAA and friends go afte
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11y ago
Strategy hypothesis -- They believe they have more knowledge of how to execute in the mobile space than amazon or other outside incumbents and so they think they can move faster and better by shutting off the power alley's of the incum
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12y ago
S6 is derivative of daemontools. Without daemontools, S6 wouldn't exist. Daemontools created the svscan /service run/down log/run dichotomy. That's all. These are all from a lineage, direct or indirect, of an incr
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