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   by eli 4y ago

   Sure, or even just ignore user agents if you know your target has this scanning in place, just send the malware to the 2nd click. It's not just MS. Lots of enterprise email security stuff works like this.
2. 872.▲
   by eli 4y ago

   Neat! I guess it got fixed in the, uh, decade or so since I last tried
3. 873.▲
   by eli 4y ago

   the .import command used for actually loading the CSV is kinda picky about your CSVs being well-formatted. I don't think it supports embedded newlines at all.
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   by eli 4y ago

   Costco plays hardball with its banking partners. I'm sure it was about money.
5. 875.▲
   by eli 4y ago

   And do what with it instead?
6. 876.▲
   by eli 4y ago

   They tried https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozilla_Persona
7. 877.▲
   by eli 4y ago

   "Commercial Grade" - expect them to cost more. They also, in theory, are built to last longer. E.g. https://www.newegg.com/Commercial-TVs/SubCategory/ID-3672
8. 878.▲
   by eli 4y ago

   Sure. Title 1 schools, for example, get extra federal funding. They also have 40+% of students living in poverty. Some of that money goes to buy breakfast for kids who otherwise wouldn't have food to eat in the morning.
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   by eli 4y ago

   Seems like it’s just the one point repeated in different articles? No need to question anyone’s sincerity. The reality is the emails were hacked and released in order to damage the Clinton campaign by a foreign power that wanted her to lose
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    by eli 4y ago

    Your co2 from crypto number seems low. Is that perhaps just bitcoin?
11. 881.▲
    by eli 4y ago

    Now you’ve introduced a whole other category of risks instead.
12. 882.▲
    by eli 4y ago

    I doubt that
13. 883.▲
    by eli 4y ago

    Compared to crypto?
14. 884.▲
    by eli 4y ago

    Must a story break new ground and change our understanding of things to be interesting and worth reading?
15. 885.▲
    by eli 4y ago

    But they’d last 5x as long to move the same amount of overall air, right?
16. 886.▲
    by eli 4y ago

    so pretty much anything sold by a major retailer?
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    by eli 4y ago

    Pair that with an online/remote backup and you're all set. I like Backblaze because the software client is very good but you could just as well push your own encrypted backup to S3 or a VPS.
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    by eli 4y ago

    A well-tested Unicode library built for security should be doing your Unicode parsing in security critical components. It’s just another way of saying you should be doing a security audit as part of selecting a library and integrating it in
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    by eli 4y ago

    I think the point is that Unicode and XML parsing are known to be security critical components and you should take care that they are handled only by well tested code designed specifically for the purpose. You need to not roll your own and
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    by eli 4y ago

    How do you propose a search engine provide ordered results without making decisions for users about what order they should appear in?
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    by eli 4y ago

    I don't think there are any Russia-based independent news sites left, are there?
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    by eli 4y ago

    Sure. It's a judgement call. It always is. The people who order counterfeit pills from "canadian pharmacy" sites probably don't consider those sites spam and could plausibly argue that they shouldn't be downranked
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    by eli 4y ago

    It's illegal to use the word "war" to describe it in Russia
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    by eli 4y ago

    Downranking Russian state propaganda from the search results for people searching general news about the war in Ukraine is useful and makes the results better. That isn't what most people are searching for in the top few results. Much
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    by eli 4y ago

    Hiding money from the government? It's honestly only mediocre at that.
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    by eli 4y ago

    If you didn't know any better you'd think some of the people designing these plans wanted them to fail.
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    by eli 4y ago

    So like a legally mandated takedown procedure for speech? Or you mean Discord should have employees individually review each message before it's transmitted?
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    by eli 4y ago

    Sure, fair enough. I'm extremely skeptical of a legislative solution here too. > Probably not; there is probably far less evidence that the gun manufacturer knew... What acts do you think civilians use an AR-15 style rifle for? What
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    by eli 4y ago

    Huh? I can't even tell if you're arguing for the rights of gun owners or the rights of social media companies or the rights of citizens to say questionable things online. But if your argument hinges on "mass shootings aren&#x
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    by eli 4y ago

    That sounds Constitutionally questionable and completely unworkable. May as well just outlaw social media.