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by entuno 3y ago
It's always interesting to see when companies give a price for ad-free versions of their services, because it gives a good indication of how much they've been selling your personal data to advertises for. Although I suspect that n
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by entuno 3y ago
Unless they're downsizing, companies don't generally want to fire people, because it's expensive to replace them, and it wastes all the time and effort spent training them. If an employee isn't performing well, it's
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by entuno 3y ago
As is so often the case, the fundamental problem is that people realised that could use it to make money. And once the big companies move in and monetise something, it's never going back. People used to make websites and post on BBS&#x
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by entuno 3y ago
If you took the entire content of your mailbox, any files shares/onedrive/etc and the all the slack channels you could access and dumped that all online, I imagine that would still do a fair bit of damage to your company. And even
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by entuno 3y ago
Companies don't want to give employees any warning that they're about to be fired - because that would give the employee a chance to do some damage (modify or destroy data, steal IP, etc). The person who's being fired shouldn
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by entuno 3y ago
For most users I suspect that it's probably better to disable the notifications so that they only see them when they actualy open the authenticator app. It means that they lose some visibility into whether their password has been compr
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by entuno 3y ago
> So, the term women+ includes women (trans and cis), trans men, and people who are non-binary, genderqueer, genderfluid, agender, intersex, and all other minority genders. It seems to basically mean "everyone except cis men".
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by entuno 3y ago
Going back a few years about 7% of Tuvalu's GDP was from the .tv TLD. It can be a pretty big earner for some of the smaller countries that lucked into a popular TLD.
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by entuno 3y ago
It's worth noting that in this case "blocking" means "asking nicely for it not to index them" - so how effective this is depends on how well behaved the bots are. There is a danger though if certain types of sites a
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by entuno 3y ago
The Post Office in the UK introduced a new internal application called Horizon (developed by Fujitsu) in 1999, which uncovered widespread fraud in the various post offices. This lead to approximately 900 people being successfully prosecuted
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by entuno 3y ago
> After the campaign is launched, creators can begin receiving orders from their supporters, discuss details, create customized offers, and more. On an agreed-upon date, creators would complete their tasks, the supporter would confirm th
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by entuno 3y ago
I can understand applying some basic consistent styling to application windows (such as the title bar, scroll bars, etc), but unilaterally changing icons within the applications seems crazy.
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by entuno 3y ago
But in the short term, if it generates a load of "activity" in the run up to an IPO then that might be all they really care about. Long term it seems like a terrible idea though.
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by entuno 3y ago
LOLBAS a great project, and is really useful when you're on systems and can't easily import new binaries. It can also provide a good list of binaries to blacklist (or at least monitor and alert on), as long as you do it with care.
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by entuno 3y ago
And how much has the percentage of adults in the USA who are over 50 increased in that period?
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by entuno 3y ago
I don't have any stats to back it up, but I've seen various threads and discussions on Reddit where people are flagging jobs adverts that exclude people from those state - for instance: https://www.reddit.com/r&#x2
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by entuno 3y ago
I wonder if this will result in remote job applications excluding candidates from New York, as we've seen with other states. Although once a critical mass of states start requiring this, that won't really be an option any more.
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by entuno 3y ago
Where is the privacy policy, and who are you sharing the submitted data with?
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by entuno 3y ago
eBay is probably the most common place.
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by entuno 3y ago
It's become pretty clear that a lot of developers never test their websites or apps in low bandwidth environments. Testing over a heavily throttled connection that drops packets should be a mandatory part of usability testing for anyth
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by entuno 3y ago
I was wondering WTF .dom was, and how long that had been a thing. > I would want to figure out the quality of domains in both used and unused spaces. A cursory inspection of domain files shows a lot of computer-generated domain names th
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by entuno 3y ago
They could certainly go out and try and hire some of the best iOS vuln researches. But if they hire the top 10 out there, then #11 gets a massive payrise to go and work for one of the spyware companies. And if Apple is paying huge amounts o
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by entuno 3y ago
Some of them wouldn't want to work for Google and Apple in the first place, regardless of the salary. But while they could try and poach them today, tomorrow there will be a whole load of new people working for those companies, and it&
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by entuno 3y ago
There was a huge amount of work by WINE (and others), but it really was a huge leap in how accessible Linux gaming was to people. Going back a few years, my experience was that you had to do some research to see if a game was likely to work
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by entuno 3y ago
I don't have a Steam Deck, and I've never used SteamOS. But it's been incredible over the last few years how much better the support for games (both old and new ) on Linux has become, to the point where it seems more likely t
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by entuno 3y ago
> Contractors like Penn State are required to self-attest to compliance with 110 security requirements spelled out by the National Institute of Standards and Technology; there is no oversight, Newman wrote. > The self-reported scores
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by entuno 3y ago
I'm sure sure about a hard limit in the x509 standard (would need to dig into the RFCs) - but the BadSSL site has two test domains that have certificates with 1,000 and 10,000 SANs respectively: https://1000-sans.badssl.com
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by entuno 3y ago
Yet another reason why you should always use an adblocker. Advertising companies are happy to profit from using the data they collect on you to allow malware distributers to specifically target you - so should be treated as hostile threats.
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by entuno 3y ago
A lot of the time it's not that simple to donate to the smaller projects, even if you wanted to. And when you can, donating "one dollar" often isn't an option - many platform have minimum donation amounts (often $5), and
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by entuno 3y ago
A "secure" online key generator....when literally the sixth line of HTML in the page loads third-party analytics code (without even using SRI) into the page, which could then read the private key. Hard pass.

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