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deathhand
7y ago
Leaks have shown that with the 5 eyes 'one hand washes another' and probably spying on US citizens on behest of the US.
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deathhand
7y ago
I have seen this now as a sales tactic, especially with EMC.
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deathhand
7y ago
Please educate us on your compliance requirements that allows you to 'throw the baby out with the bath water'
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deathhand
7y ago
This is an issue with SAML pass through and should be fixed soon. Not a Microsoft developer or even read the road map before posting this comment. Ouook, Zoom, etc already do this and it would be foolish of M$ not to fix this soon.
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deathhand
7y ago
And if climate change continues the course... does not bode well current society. Doomsday scenarios are always painted with grand events. With this homogeneity a mid size event could cause a economic domino effect.
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deathhand
7y ago
If you could figure out the order of construction of the parts in the toaster that could be considered intellectual property/trade secret.
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deathhand
7y ago
The convergence of aesthetics and capitalism. Ultimately their products are priced/made too cheaply for the reliability that is expected. Increasing cost wouldn't sit well with the stock market however so it's a bit of a catc
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deathhand
7y ago
spread information to others So only consume - not produce?
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deathhand
7y ago
In case anyone doesn't know about Parallel construction: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallel_construction
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deathhand
7y ago
My burning question is what is a "relatively rare maintenance event type"?
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7y ago
There will always be a crackdown. This is how entrenched power works. It happened with India and immolation and the Boston Tea party. Standing up for yourself means someone will always try to knock you down. Ramifications of the Boston Tea
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7y ago
Gyms can do it. Is hot desking a bench that much different?
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7y ago
You are correct. I think the reason why is the article puts the 'why' very deeply inside and that reason is central planning. Xi will soon be God-emperor for life and China will continue to enjoy the benefits of an authoritative s
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8y ago
Multiple 'if' statements and then backup modules loaded with more 'ifs'
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deathhand
8y ago
I think its most likely due to high usage of the service & income of those who use the service. Devops can make bank, and devops need this SAAS.
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deathhand
8y ago
Why do we give aid to space fairing nations? Couldn't the aid be better spent on our own space program?
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8y ago
I am sorry but thanks to our love of social media being a 'platform of all' they are able to dictate what is a 'credible/trusted source' https://newsroom.fb.com/news/2018/01/trusted-so
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8y ago
Content that is created is valuable to someone, somewhere. This is probably my favorite Google Plus post: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:9FEWJo...
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8y ago
Would this be the first nation to denounce fracking?
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deathhand
8y ago
To add a current day example: Jay-Z and Beyonce's child has their Instagram professionally done: https://www.instagram.com/blueivy.carter/?hl=en
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8y ago
Trusting something is inherently different then being provided information. Lets say I pump a state's aquifers dry to bottle water and there is a scandal about it. If I remove that information from the common information repository abo
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8y ago
That you know of. Who knows how many sock puppet accounts they may have. Heck it could even be an additional fee 'well for an extra 10k I will create a new personality that isn't tied to anything'
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8y ago
If people are this open and brazen about it then ultimately we have passed the point of usefulness. This can be seen in social media vote farms where you pay for exposure. Once they start appearing en masse then it is the death knell of the
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8y ago
That's a really cool service. Thanks for sharing.
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8y ago
Fame does not equal trust. While there may not be any security through obsecurity it is a barrier. As for being a trusted CEO at a certain point its about who you know and who knows you. Do you think the NSA employees all have social media
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8y ago
Stumbleupon was a good resource for this.
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8y ago
It is always an arms race. India now allows the government to decrypt personal data: https://www.zdnet.com/article/india-authorizes-10-agencies-t... If anything it should tell us that Crypto works(for us whose math ski
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8y ago
They fixed that(somewhat): https://www.att.com/devicehowto/tutorial.html#!/stepbystep/i...
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8y ago
That is not entirely true. 21Vianet is the only Microsoft cloud provider allowed by the CCP. They are not Microsoft in anyway, shape, or form. In fact if you are a subscriber of their services there is a lag in updates.(presumably so the CC
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deathhand
8y ago
And Microsoft/Azure as well? http://www.21vianet.com/
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