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691.
by dsl 10y ago
They don't care about "target markets" or what anyone else thinks. This technology is to protect their own trades. The goal is to be able to execute buys across multiple exchanges (because the orders are so large) without oth
692.
by dsl 10y ago
Why? All they did was create a speculative market, not anything of any real value (i.e. I can't run compute workloads on it today).
693.
by dsl 10y ago
Is it ok for me to steal all the code for your last project, as long as I don't make money? What if I was Google and you didn't have the resources to fight a case against a giant right now?
694.
by dsl 10y ago
Most of these findings would have been discovered during an in depth pentest. While I applaud Uber (or any company) for having a bug bounty program, it does not replace mandatory application pentests for new features and major modifications
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by dsl 10y ago
It is not "mesh wireless" gear, but it is a mesh at the routing layer (ECMP). My old building had PtP wireless to multiple other buildings. Edit: I always speculated the difference between 100Mbps and 200Mbps on-net buildings was
696.
by dsl 10y ago
Vast parts of the NSA are full of good people doing good work. The Information Assurance Directorate is advancing the state of the art in cryptography and is leading the charge in developing quantum-resistant algorithms. ( https:/&#x2F
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by dsl 10y ago
How long has your team been working on this project? It seems like it is 2-3 years too late to market.
698.
by dsl 10y ago
I call these "Uber Businesses." They only exist because they were able to raise capital and market share faster than the legal system could respond to them breaking laws.
699.
by dsl 10y ago
I think the difference is you didn't have closed door meetings with the inventor of the jet ski and almost enter into a licensing deal to build jet skis.
700.
by dsl 10y ago
Sales people sign up publishers, I make the determination they are fraudulent, VP of Sales overrides my decisions, I leave company, advertisers demand refunds of dollars already paid out to publishers, rinse, repeat.
701.
by dsl 10y ago
Having worked for an ad network that went under due to fraud, I politely disagree that they are immune.
702.
by dsl 10y ago
Cisco WebEx and Jabber own corporate voice communication (mostly because everyone uses Cisco VoIP phones). Skype is used mostly in the SMB market.
703.
by dsl 10y ago
My home address ends in "slips." Remove the s and you are in Missouri.
704.
by dsl 10y ago
Actually that is the best place to test it. LA might be right there, but almost all of Nevada is government owned. Imagine doing this test on the east coast and knocking out NYC, Philly, Chicago, DC, etc.
705.
by dsl 10y ago
Lets say tomorrow we figure out how to drill down and tap the geothermal from the core of the planet. Pretty much overnight the coal, gas, and nuclear industries become obsolete. Nobody will be continuing studies in the field of nuclear. Kn
706.
by dsl 10y ago
Have a look at Walmart SavingsCatcher. As you walk out of the store, you snap a QR code on your receipt. They check every other store in your area for the stuff you bought and refund the difference on a gift card if they weren't the ch
707.
by dsl 10y ago
I've had to tell women that I have a girlfriend. It implies you are in a committed relationship. You seem to have taken it to the level of ownership, which is not healthy in a relationship period.
708.
by dsl 10y ago
I work to better the long term economic state of my hometown and help people to find meaningful contributions to society other than a life of crime. However, I also don't let my aging mother go to the bad part of town. Having a soluti
709.
by dsl 10y ago
I was out on the road with them, so I respectfully disagree.
710.
by dsl 10y ago
Have you been to India? Everything is labor intensive and dangerous. The employers have no liability for workplace deaths because everyone just wants a job.
711.
by dsl 10y ago
I know plenty of former military contractors that are disgruntled holding down 9 to 5 jobs at Home Depot. It wouldn't take much to stand up a private army to take over a private country.
712.
by dsl 10y ago
I ran part of a website on OS X. We needed to generate screen captures of URLs back before lots of tools existed to solve that problem, so we had a Mac Mini generating captures and thumbnails. For a very long time they were all generated, s
713.
by dsl 10y ago
Nobody said it was a good plan.
714.
by dsl 10y ago
Thank you. Given that CloudFlare is basically replacing the public internet one site at a time, I feel better that there is at least some third party accountability on your power.
715.
by dsl 10y ago
If you have that high of churn within your operational staff, your problem has expanded beyond what any tool can fix. (or in an enterprise environment you should be using something like Centrify anyway)
716.
by dsl 10y ago
What is the point of this? Shouldn't your configuration management tool be pushing the right accounts to the right servers?
717.
by dsl 10y ago
It says that we live in a society where some kids watched Lethal Weapon and Die Hard, and worked hard to grow up and protect others from the bad things in this world. Bad things that you don't have to worry about because others stand t
718.
by dsl 10y ago
With your internal IP I can guess the brand of your router, determine if you are a home user or on a corp network, guess how many other machines might be on your network. I can also assume that your router lives at .1 or .254 or similar, an
719.
by dsl 10y ago
As someone who has written code to detect bots, exactly this. We don't care about fingerprinting the user, we care about fingerprinting to verify the user agent you claim to be.
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by dsl 10y ago
Or they consider the TPU to be something similar to a math co-processor, it just offloads work from the CPU. They also didn't discuss the custom built power modules, or the custom built network switches used for interconnects.

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