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by dlgeek 9y ago
> Do I tell the mozilla that "someone issued cert id 4d8effdd25 for my nextcloud installation Basically. You'd send a report to the CA telling them there was a misissuance, and if their answer isn't to your satisfaction, y
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by dlgeek 9y ago
Due your due diligence. Get third-party validation from someone with a good reputation you can trade on. Proudly flaunt that validation on your website, marketing material, etc., rather than hiding it behind some NDA for big customers only.
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by dlgeek 9y ago
It's a phrase that's been used incredibly heavily in all of the litigation, filings, rulings, etc. in the suit up until now, so it doesn't surprise me that's what the post calls it - it's what the judges and lawyers
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by dlgeek 9y ago
Waymo (Google's self-driving car venture) has a big lawsuit against Uber alledging patent violations (since dismissed), trade secret infringement, and assorted other claims. This is all revolving around their hiring of a senior Google
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by dlgeek 9y ago
They got rid of the morse requirement for General years ago.
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[Comodo] Incident Report – CAA Misissuance(groups.google.com)
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by dlgeek 9y ago
I gave up and checked out their website. It's an "amateur" for-pay clip site (that claims to specialize in "genuine" sex) that does revenue sharing back to the users, according to the various claims I could see in 3
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by dlgeek 9y ago
Parachute?
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by dlgeek 9y ago
I love the part where the lawyer for one of the defendants gets his questioning off to such a start: > BY MR. CHATTERJEE: > > Q Hi, Mr. Brin. We haven't met before. My name is Neel Chatterjee. I represent an entity called Otto
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by dlgeek 9y ago
If it was just changing a constant (which is what GP implied), that would probably not constitute sufficient creative output to be subject to copyright.
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Computer Scientists Demonstrate the Potential for Faking Video(kuow.org)
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What happens inside Amazon when one of its AWS hosting services goes down(businessinsider.com)
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by dlgeek 9y ago
www.consumerreports.com
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by dlgeek 9y ago
Sure, but I'd bet that people who have cloud services accounts are much more likely to be better at password security than the general public, as a group.
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by dlgeek 9y ago
Furthermore, human CO2 emissions come from plants as part of the normal carbon cycle - they're not an ecological problem. It's carbon-from-the-ground that's a problem.
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by dlgeek 9y ago
Should also consider .top. It's along with .science as the biggest offenders for me.
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by dlgeek 9y ago
Not sure if you're trying to be funny here, or genuinely confused. In case of the latter: https://www.mccormick.com/spices-and-flavors/herbs-and-spice... http://www.food.com/recipe/mc-cormick-
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by dlgeek 9y ago
USB Mess? Download from http://www.usb.org/developers/docs/ as a zip file. Are you thinking IEEE1394/Firewire which has a significant cost?
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by dlgeek 9y ago
Screen has supported vertical split panes for a long time now.
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by dlgeek 9y ago
Waymo's alleging they did* - there's a third party due-diligence report prepared by Stroz that both Uber and Levandowski especially are trying really hard to keep from handing over. Levandowski even filed an emergency appeal as a
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by dlgeek 9y ago
Doesn't work that way. When they say "Waymo", they really mean "Waymo's attorney's and hired independent expert(s)". The attorney's get to see the stuff as "Attorney's Eyes Only" (AEO)
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by dlgeek 9y ago
So, Levandowski was trying to use the 5th Amendment to prevent Uber from disclosing, during discovery, the author of a report (in Uber's possession, not Levandowski) that Uber was claiming was privileged. There are a few issues here: 1
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by dlgeek 10y ago
Also check out this order: https://ia601504.us.archive.org/0/items/gov.uscourts.cand.30... "[...] the Court first states its strong concern that the memorandum in support of the motion to compel is overly red
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by dlgeek 10y ago
> So from what I understand, Google is litigating this in public, but their lawyers, such as Mr. Verhoeven, are redacting everything on their side they don't want public. This makes it sound like Google is doing this in public main
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by dlgeek 10y ago
Continue to be impressed: https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/3524990/Gov-Uscou... https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/3524989/d99f25c8-...
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by dlgeek 10y ago
I think what's novel/different here is the examples you all cited are examples of market reaction to government action, compared to, let's call it "executive sentiment". The distinction here is people are anticipati
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by dlgeek 10y ago
They're a supplier, so I'd bet they're supplying a large number of brands with a huge number of total models, rather than just the one.
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by dlgeek 10y ago
You can buy the XPS 13 with Ubuntu pre-loaded on it by Dell. It used to be branded the "Developer Edition" but now it's just part of the normal lineup (but you have to buy from the SOHO-branded storefront because wow is Dell&
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by dlgeek 10y ago
Based solely on the article, it appears to be Oracle's Systems division which seems to own SPARC and Solaris - not sure what else without googling.
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by dlgeek 10y ago
The AC access points are UniFi unless you have some now-discontinued product.

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