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4y ago
You seem very confident of this, so I'm going to assume you're either a lawyer, or have knowledge of some sort of legal precedent here, right?
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4y ago
I'm a renter for the foreseeable future, and I don't know anything at all about home ownership and all of the nuances so maybe I'm off base here... but surely this number includes people with mortgages that haven't yet b
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4y ago
comms director says this is false: https://twitter.com/andymstone/status/1595089406322417665
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4y ago
Just one guy's opinion, but to me it sounds like you're making intelligent, healthy, and entirely logical choices about your life and how you choose to spend your limited time.
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4y ago
The thing is, Bob, it's not that I'm lazy. It's that I just don't care.
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6y ago
The comment you're replying to is making the same point.
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7y ago
I'm not saying you shouldn't always strive to learn new things (for your own personal growth and curiosity), but I think it's important to point out that the link between being a developer and knowing about these things-- eso
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7y ago
It's not.
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7y ago
Well, to accomplish that with HTTPS traffic, you'd have to tell your device to accept (for example) Burp's CA certificate. Many applications (especially sensitive applications such as banking) nowadays use certificate pinning to v
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7y ago
Why wouldn't it be?
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8y ago
s/exercise/transportation/
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10y ago
I personally find it a little difficult to believe that this was a security researcher. Exploiting a vulnerability (against the rules of engagement), _and_ uploading a web shell? Seems more likely that Facebook wasn't thrilled that Ora
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11y ago
And on the flip side, deep understanding of the technology stack in question doesn't necessarily lead to implementing it securely. This is division of labor at work.
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12y ago
I always hear people say things like "we don't have debtors prisons in the U.S.". If enough people start doing this, I have a very strong feeling that that will change. As student loans become more of a crisis, we're s
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12y ago
> My experience of HN screwing up my life isn't a whole lot different from intoxicants screwing up theirs. Except the fact that you can just stop doing it at any time with literally zero physical side-effects.
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12y ago
The NSA accepts the reality you've presented. Is that what we want?
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12y ago
> The common narrative in discounting any involvement of North Korea is that they're too famished and uneducated to perform such an operation. This is the common narrative? Every narrative I've read bases their skepticism on p
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12y ago
What's the point of this comment? Some of us don't browse reddit.
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12y ago
Out of curiosity, were you an officer? The idea that private officer chat might be sent to just any guild member's client is hilarious.
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12y ago
It's really "what should have been an emergency patch", if they're referring to MS14-066. Article is kind of confusing as to what vuln they're actually referring to, though.
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12y ago
On an equally irrelevant note, I'm young and have programmed in C.
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12y ago
The tragedy of this entire way of thinking is that being one of the top 25 in your honors physics program is perfectly fine. He was still excelling. People get hung up on the slight variations that make the difference between first and sec
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12y ago
>The plan here seems to be to build all Windows phones and tablets with x86 chips to eliminate battery life. FTFY
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12y ago
Not at all... Black Hat is one of the more commercial, "industry" security conferences out there.
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12y ago
Just more Google marketing. Trying to win hearts and minds, while like Facebook, profiting off of the sale of user data.
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13y ago
These comments are infuriating, but not unexpected. So many people who have likely wasted their last 115 days attempting to find every fault with someone who clearly hasn't. OP: Excellent work, and keep it up. I hope you take the cri
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14y ago
Realize you can't have everything...
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14y ago
Maybe people's expectations of Microsoft are just so low that no one actually thought they'd try to compete.
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15y ago
I'm sorry, but you're kidding yourself if you think there's a lot of value in being an "idea man", or if you think that there aren't people who have both great ideas and the ability to see them through to completion.
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16y ago
Well, you've kinda missed the point. The point is that this isn't a deserted island. It's a carefully structured system, one purpose of which is to give individuals the foundation to be as successful and innovative as Carmack has.
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