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by falsedan 8y ago
> major violation > deep trouble Serious: no they wouldn't. Their auditor would report the compliance failure and say, try harder next year ok! Real: ah hah hahah hhaaaah hahahah ha lolll
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by falsedan 8y ago
I'm baffled at your lack of imagination, but: keyloggers, unlocked terminals, API token sniffing from cookies, reactivated old accounts, changing the reviewing account id in the database, …
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by falsedan 8y ago
Basically, SOX would apply if the numbers Tesla announce in quarterly reports were derived from metrics taken from production-line systems. The wrongdoing is the same in every cause of SOX non-compliance: misleading investors to manipulate
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by falsedan 8y ago
The you say in your compliance policy that you run regular audits for these kinds of actions and remediate them on a case-by-case basis. E.g. run quarterly reports for changes to prod that didn't go through the regular release pipeline
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by falsedan 8y ago
To be fair, this is more likely to be compliance rather than security.
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by falsedan 8y ago
Asking "is it satire?" means: it's no t sa tir e
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by falsedan 8y ago
I forget my PIN every 8-12 months and have to wait for a letter from my bank before I can withdraw cash from an ATM
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by falsedan 8y ago
GitHUb use DGit to (effectively) get loose objects on demand and cache them locally. Parsing the packfile indexes is ridiculously fast; even in a memory-constrained environment the OS will manage loading data from disk so you only use a few
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by falsedan 8y ago
I'm saying, you're wrong, and trying to wriggle out of being wrong by redefining the statement.
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by falsedan 8y ago
> the succinct title of such an issue 'Title: do this thing' is not polite or well-worded. "Let's self-host gitea so potential users can easily see how awesome it is" is more polite, far easier to see the benef
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by falsedan 8y ago
> well-worded issue Your example is not well-worded; it's a demand. I'd expect a well-worded issue to share some story about how you were working to achieve some goal, so you tried setting up gitea to self-host the gitea repo
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by falsedan 8y ago
I think replying to "it doesn't have a single source of truth" with "actually there are multiple single sources of truth" kind of makes the OP's case for them.
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by falsedan 8y ago
I feel like asking a poject manager to fiddle with some SCM system to get through grooming could be a bit unreasonable. I can't see how Fossil does ticketing to see if it's PM-friendly… I feel like code reviews naturally should be
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by falsedan 8y ago
For a solo dev, running a remote is a great idea and way cheaper than paying for GH private repos. You're giving up some availability and disaster recovery, but as a solo dev those aren't big problems (spin up a new host, configur
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by falsedan 8y ago
probably thinking about git-daemon (for git:// urls)
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by falsedan 8y ago
> unlimited repos for $5/month Plus storage, sure
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by falsedan 8y ago
The index is just a cache of the metadata of files in the working directory; changing how the objects in the repo are stored won't speed up a 'git status'. When you say 'read the repo', it makes me think you're
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by falsedan 8y ago
$14k buys a lot of hot cocoa
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by falsedan 8y ago
Some comments addressed MoltenVK and MoltenGL https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17232868
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by falsedan 8y ago
mil drone stuff, Reader, the worst customer technical support… Cue followup 'Actually these are all extremely good + business-savvy decisions for big G since' posts.
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by falsedan 8y ago
> Sharepoint Don't you even dare think about it much less tell MS about this idea
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by falsedan 8y ago
I miss the comprehensive programming docs from MSDN.
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by falsedan 8y ago
> so TeamViewer, Remote Desktop etc. are all banned
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by falsedan 8y ago
The Steam app? You sure as heck can buy games through it.
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by falsedan 8y ago
> This is a good thing - you want this to happen if your device is stolen How does the device know it's been stolen? It can't possibly tell the difference between "snatched on the bus and in the black market tech's
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by falsedan 8y ago
Don't blame the user for poor product decisions.
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by falsedan 8y ago
Don't blame the user for poor product decisions.
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by falsedan 8y ago
Please let's not turn HN into a tech support backchannel site.
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by falsedan 8y ago
I think that understanding the MetaCPAN team's concerns and working on an alternative delivery platform would be more appreciated than… moaning to a crowd who have very little agency or stake in the matter.
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by falsedan 8y ago
The only information is “google employs me”.

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