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by genmud 3y ago
I'll give you honest feedback, been a hiring manager for like 10+ years, what's a good email?
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by genmud 3y ago
So they are saying it is related to a success fee of about 72m, plus fees for services rendered, totaling 18m. Musk accuses them of unjust enrichment, but it sounds like a pretty clear cut case of the old management doing what was right for
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by genmud 3y ago
I made the decision a few years back to not allow notifications on my phone and it has improved my quality of life quite a bit. There are simply too many things in my life that need doing that having one more thing competing for attention j
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by genmud 3y ago
I use Rectangle [1] for window resizing, I have an ultra wide and it allows me to resize/move windows in thirds with a simple keystroke command, which I really like. I also use it frequently to maximize the window to screen view withou
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by genmud 3y ago
You read too many spy novels my dude. There are lots of former LE and intel people in any company that deals with analysis of massive amounts of data, because that is specifically what some of these skillsets are trained for. Leaving the IC
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by genmud 3y ago
I mean, most of the mobile carriers and a number of ISPs straight up monitor your web traffic and sell it to advertisers, just as bad. Some will even inject headers that you can use to track and associate mobile devices with desktops.
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by genmud 3y ago
Get this... there are former military people in those organizations too. What kind of things are they trying to hide from us? This goes deep.
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by genmud 3y ago
In any other software I would say no, but it's ServiceNow, so yes.
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by genmud 3y ago
You could be wrong... I worked at a place where we had like 20-30 different ERPs and they got SAP as a way to centralize the entire thing on one platform. However, during the migration they managed to recreate interfaces that resembled the
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by genmud 3y ago
Can you provide some examples?
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by genmud 3y ago
Having worked with a number of different companies, and these frameworks are the floor of best practices, these frameworks are far above the subterranean caverns many companies operate their security postures from.
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by genmud 3y ago
Not trying to shit on anyone, but that screenshot reminds me of 1990s/early 2000's games. I'm sure there has been a ton of work that went into it, but having some better textures or highlighting the usability would go a long
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by genmud 3y ago
You know these are the floor of what you should do, not the ceiling. If a big company can’t explain why they aren’t doing the bare minimum defined in a framework, that’s a red flag. There are open source solutions for the majority of contro
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by genmud 3y ago
Me and my wife constantly have this debate... she worked in insurance and insists that self driving cars will be safer than human drivers. One example she brings up is the time a car in an airport hit a parked plane. My response is there is
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by genmud 3y ago
That's really neat. I have always kept an eye out for SEMs since they sometimes get sold for scrap prices, but have always been weary of the software. This might actually make me pull the trigger.
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by genmud 3y ago
Yep, I had similar stuff about a decade back, probably around the time there was someone who developed python bindings for ida and holy fuck was it painful to do in their official SDK, which IIRC was C++. Radare2 has some really nice, easil
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by genmud 3y ago
Too little, too late. When I wanted to buy a personal copy of pro after having purchased IDA Pro + decompiler like 5 or 7 different times with different employers over the last 15 years, they wanted full retail prices. No discounts, wouldn&
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by genmud 3y ago
Just because they have been evicted doesn’t mean they aren’t responsible for the remainder of the lease. Like when he tried to not close the twitter deal, just because you don’t wanna pay doesn’t mean you can arbitrarily back out of a contr
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by genmud 3y ago
Well, it might be better for the US, but I'm not sure that having China as a replacement trade partner is going to be any better for the people in middle east. Just looking at the places where they have gotten involved in Africa, it mi
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by genmud 3y ago
Agreed, my only thought on the $1000 price tag was that I already have a seat that is well rated and don’t want to throw away or donate a perfectly good $800 car seat/stroller system. Like cheap end car seats when we looked were in the
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by genmud 3y ago
Not when you have leases that are 5 or 10 years for 7500 or 8000 employees, which is what they had before musk took over. Commercial offices and real estate in big cities is fucking expensive . Like $100/year per square foot for nice
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by genmud 3y ago
> How does a hospital not have in-house anesthesiologists? Are they really cutting costs by scheduling medical technicians like they're picking up shifts at Taco Bell? Don’t work in healthcare, but if I were to venture a guess it’s
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by genmud 3y ago
Let me know if you need someone to test in a high heat environment and give you product feedback. I am on the UAS committee for a large city (1.6m+ people with 13k+ employees) and its amazing how many us-based companies don't take into
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by genmud 3y ago
There is actually efficiency issues with the high heat... but they do help offset the AC requirements, so overall even if the efficiency is down 20-40% because of heat, you require potentially 20-50% less A/C because it shades the roof
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by genmud 3y ago
Luckily, the local grid here in AZ is fairly robust, probably one of the best in the US. During the 3 years I lived in DC area, I probably had 3 or 4 power outages due to weather (ranging from a couple hours to multiple days). In the 30+ ye
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by genmud 3y ago
Diving, electronics, photography, CAD, milling, welding, shooting and bbq.
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by genmud 3y ago
> The US also doesn't show evidence for PRC nationals prosecuted for photographing sensitive infra. They're not releasing said photos, only allegations/prosecutions because of course not. That's provably false. > A
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by genmud 3y ago
One was followed by police while he was in country, then detained by customs officials (I assume it was MSS) on exit, and was told in no uncertain terms not to come back. This is a regular cybersecurity person who was there to speak at a co
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by genmud 3y ago
> Statistically, a westerner (not ex Chinese national) has less chance of being thoroughly fucked with in PRC than an ethnically Chinese scientist in the US via China Initiative. That has not been what I have observed with people I am fr
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by genmud 3y ago
Just speaking from experience, often times offshoring isn't actually that much cheaper. The total cost of ownership often times is not calculated correctly, or because of the way financials are done, give incentives to move costs aroun

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