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by greggsy 2y ago
I’m confused and not sure what you mean. Are you implying that Google will sell a product that is designed to ‘sabotage’ their own customer’s business? The legal and reputational damage far outweigh the value of stolen information. Or do yo
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by greggsy 2y ago
You’re making a lot of assumptions there. It’s trivial to monitor traffic patterns from modern appliances, even if it’s encrypted. Also, companies have been sharing data with cloud security organisations for years now. There a robust means
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by greggsy 2y ago
Cripes that’s incredibly expensive for a lower spec handheld
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by greggsy 2y ago
I hope it isn't a surprise that every country with sufficient resources and motives will do it to everyone else.
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by greggsy 2y ago
Mikrotik devices compete in the mid-tier commercial and prosumer markets (the same market Unifi compete in). GL.Inet are firmly in the personal and budget enthusiast market. The price differences between those two markets is almost 2:1.
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by greggsy 2y ago
That’s neat but very difficult to maintain, let alone transport. Large panes will also bow under that kind of pressure.
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by greggsy 2y ago
Many Australian jurisdictions require the energy efficiency rating to be included with the listing, which factors in things like double glazing. Their value is absolutely recognised as something greater than maintenance in this market.
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by greggsy 2y ago
Interested to know whether the collection statements can persist, or if they can just send a generic ‘we’ve updated our privacy policy’ email.
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by greggsy 2y ago
Your phone and Mac have strong trust at the OS, hardware, and manufacturing level.
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by greggsy 2y ago
His escalating political ambitions were a significant distraction from music as well.
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by greggsy 2y ago
To me the most impressive statistic is the second-most number-one singles on the Billboard Hot 100, behind Paul McCartney (32). Really puts it into perspective if you’re already familiar with McCartney’s work.
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by greggsy 2y ago
Do you mean the naming similarity to Comic Sans?
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by greggsy 2y ago
Some features use private cloud, but it's pretty decent in terms of security and privacy. https://security.apple.com/blog/private-cloud-compute/
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by greggsy 2y ago
Keyword there being ‘formulation’, not ‘molecule’
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by greggsy 2y ago
This is basically the first thing asked by the layman when these types of observations emerge. The replies will almost certainly be regurgitated into a misleading article, which in turn will kick off a damaging trend.
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by greggsy 2y ago
Fish are known to swim in both directions.
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by greggsy 2y ago
Also, text is literally just funny shapes that are used to communicate.
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by greggsy 2y ago
No, it doesn’t.
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by greggsy 2y ago
Reverse engineering is a great way to learn. Even better than steroids by step sometimes.
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by greggsy 2y ago
I wonder if there is change afoot in the way those APIs are designed and interacted with? MS did indicate during the CrowdStrike DOS that they would work towards opening up or at least documenting those APIs and some other aspects of the ke
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by greggsy 2y ago
> There are theoretical limits on what formal organisational systems can achieve in terms of information flow Well put. There's just too much going on in some organisations for leadership to make meaningful decisions. Your comment r
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by greggsy 2y ago
I know these have their place in complex projects, but I'm often intrigued when people don't just apply the natural human instinct of talking about something and doing what needs to be done. There almost seems to be a fetishistic
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by greggsy 2y ago
Boeing has been in the media for a variety of corporate misconduct reasons, and the court cases were held in the US, which attracts the attention of the American media, which is a self-amplifying echo chamber which global consequences. I do
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by greggsy 2y ago
Interesting I never knew this.
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by greggsy 2y ago
Handling the seller appeals would quickly become expensive
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by greggsy 2y ago
Weiguan Jinlong is the best example, assuming we consider 17 stories to be a skyscraper. https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2016/02/19/...
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by greggsy 2y ago
Holy moly I wasn’t expecting that map to be so busy. What a time to be alive that you can create such a details map with real time public data.
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by greggsy 2y ago
I won’t be surprised if the US plants started referring to the 4NM nodes in their imperial form (1.575 × 10-7”)
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by greggsy 2y ago
Would love to see an Australian equivalent of this.
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by greggsy 2y ago
That’s not what I meant. I’m poking holes in the ridiculous theory that they were holding back on using the word ‘Asian’.

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