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by de6u99er 6y ago
Well deserved.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Not sure if internal services necessaruly require valid certificates. Most of them don't even require encryption. Both encryption, decryption, signing, and validating signatures will only cost cpu-cycles and increase total power consum
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Not if you treat automation as a first class citizen.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Paying to get through a oaywall doesn't mean they don't collect and sell your data. Quite the contrary. They actually know who you are, they know your bank account/credit card, ... I am not willing to share this data with med
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Because a couple of years ago, showing a couple of non-invasive ads was a good enough business for everyone. Now I have to pay for content, my data gets collected and sold, and I get personalized ads LOL Maybe it's because the move int
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Those are all the wrong reasons in an enterprise environment. Seasoned Java developers would laugh at you if you would tell this to their face What I love about Java is, that I can update the runtime without being afraid to break something.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Java is boring because its mature and just works. Plus many have a problem understanding how to do proper OOP.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
This was already shared yesterday. See top comment. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26812047
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Out of principle, I don't pay for payealls. I wish there was a filter where I can exclude paywalled links.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
That's about the 5th time I am seeing this article posted here.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
>You sound like a creep. He sounds desperate. I can imagine the prospect of becoming homeless isn't comforting.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Where does his article say, that he spoofed emails to manipulate executives into meetings? Only thing I see about email is the one to a VP which resulted in fixing an issue. I bet he didn't receive the credit for it.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
This crypto-currency nonsense is getting out of hands.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
The argument, that most Bitcoin mining uses renewabke energy isn't valid, because the renewable energy used for BitCoin mining could have been used for other things.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Those are very good points. I actually always thought that I am good at detecting dishonesty, but after I fell for a narcicist/sociopath in my last job I am not claiming that any more.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Sounds completely insane, but from what I can see is that insanity and genius often go hand in hand.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Sure, but ultimately it's only a crime if they get caught. And even then it seems to me that they can get away with it too easily. How about electing honest people, instead of constantly voting for the establishement (w. a few exceptio
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by de6u99er 6y ago
What about their friends and families?
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by de6u99er 6y ago
The reason why FLOC was invented, is to a oid lawmakers getting involved.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Soon with LinkedIn integration!
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Why can't I leave your website using the back button? This is already untrustworthy.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
I just wanted to write the same thing. Deno.com is an attack on CloudFlare serverless.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Having read multiple comments Deno looks to me like somethung I want to get into. Is there somewhere a getting started with Deno guide, tackling setup of a d velopment environment and some typical use cases as examples? How would e.g. a com
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by de6u99er 6y ago
I like it. I built something similar recently for indexing scientific publiations on r/COVID19 based on Elasticsearch and Kibana.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
No matter* what, quantum computing physicists are continuing to be haunted by Heisenberg. *see what I did there?
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Nuclear fusion energy. Green mobility concepts like: - self driving shared cars for first and last mile - self driving trains and busses for urban transportation - self driving high-speed trains and self flying airplanes for longer distance
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by de6u99er 6y ago
I'd say for the 0-day exploit to affect services like CloudFlare someone would need to run the exploit first on their V8 infrastructure instances. This would require ahead knowledge of the vulnerability and someone either within CloudF
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by de6u99er 6y ago
That's a great comment. I might use it in the field.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
The problem with your analogy is, that we already have functioning hardware while quantum computers are nowhere near being practicable.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Don't know if it's just me but this product looks like a beta-product for early adopters.

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