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In 'The Wide Lens' by Ron Adner, he uses Michelin's run-flat tire initiative (PAX) to show how brilliant innovations can fall flat (sorry, couldn't resist) if the entire ecosystem / supply chain is not enabled. In t
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Zero trust means this solution does not depend on ('trust') hosts or networks (VPNs, firewalls, SD-WAN,etc) to communicate between the Mattermost client and the Mattermost server. This means: 1. You limit your attack surfaces. T
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Well said. We are strong believers in open source and zero trust but reading the post with fresh eyes instead of writing it does make me realize there are some parts of that post in which we can dial back our enthusiasm (OP here). Thanks
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What is the attitude in the healthcare industry towards FOSS, and what are the barriers to greater adoption (of any open source)?
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As former Slack users, threaded messaging is huge for us. I wonder if teams who landed on Mattermost before using an alternative which used threaded messaging feel the same way? Note: you do need to flip the feature flag to try it out: Acc
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We Switched to Mattermost
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Exactly - different strokes for different folks. Therefore, there is no one size fits all approach. The same was true before the pandemic - 100% in office was not ideal for everyone. Mature in-office companies - generally larger companies
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There will always be a way in a network. The question is can we eliminate the network? Now that computers in a LAN/WAN barely 'talk' to each other, and the apps are rarely on the same network as the users' computers, is
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a quick overview: https://ziti.dev/blog/zitifying-ssh/
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Show HN: Zero Trust SSH (ZSSH)
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Tested searches for "Amazon" on a variety of devices and browsers. Some anonymous, some not, different locations etc. Each time produces the hijacked ad for "Amazon" as the top result, leading to a phishing site.
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Top Google Search result for “Amazon” is hijacked (June 22, 2021 Prime Day)
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Password is the cause like a gun is the cause of a shooting. Networks are targets - both because their assets make them attractive to attack, and because a network is inherently vulnerable (since it is a set of connected nodes). So the caus
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i should have used "net income" rather than "net revenue".
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AWS Q1: 4.1 billion net revenue. Rest of Amazon Q1: 4.7 billion net revenue.
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Ask HN: In house web dev (comprehensive) versus agency approach?
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ymmv but the best advice i ever got in this area: 'write like you are speaking' depending on my purpose and audience, i will write the first draft and then deliver it verbally. at least for me, and i do tend to use far too many w
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Let's not be fooled by the messaging. This is the wired broadband telcos/cablecos not wanting low orbit satellite providers to be eligible for federal money. Starlink is scaring them. Perhaps the prospects of CBRS as well. This
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The fiber itself needs to be infrastructure. Managed by a for profit company but one which does not sell the services. Instead, the fiber company sells access to a multi-tenant, open environment for all service providers, enabling consume
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sure, there are exceptions to any rule. my view is the general rule we are talking about is censorship is usually a tool of intolerance. similarly, acting within our laws is usually the right course of action (and using the freedoms we
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>one of the few thing a democracy can not tolerate is intolerance ...within the confines of what is legal. agree we can not tolerate what is not legal.
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One of the few things a democracy can not tolerate is intolerance. This type of censorship is intolerance. Our legal system has processes* to deal with people who abuse their freedom of speech. If those processes need to be improved upon
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x (40?) years from now: 12-car accident triggered by manual mode defense attorneys stated a poor decision due to fatigue, while prosecutors provided evidence that the driver had taken a 25-minute power nap, woke up and performed well in a c
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Simple sells. Could have taken another century if group video calls hadn't recently been made simple. What's simpler: group video call or group audio bridge? The UX for most audio bridges: 1. difficult to setup account, dial-in #s
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Yes. The longer term environmental benefits are staggering and there are immediate quality of life and health improvements. There are also second order effects in jobs planting and maintaining trees and park areas, increased biodiversity,
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Headline is a false dichotomy. Some of the content is good - certainly natural regrowth is vital. So is planting trees. Replacing cement and buildings in concrete jungles with trees puts the trees exactly where they are the most needed.
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NetFoundry | Software developer | Remote | Full-time | https://netfoundry.io You will use our open sourced Ziti* SDKs to embed zero trust, programmable networking into applications which require security, performance and advance
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is the opportunity for innovation limited by the bandwidth? in a fiber scenario for example, different service providers could may customize various packages which include capabilities such as: + security + IoT + education + VPN + content
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Regulation does't always spur open competition and often has unintended consequences. Separate the last mile pipe provider/operator (infrastructure) from the service providers. All service providers compete across that pipe. Tra
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So first year students can live on campus in the fall semester but not attend classes in person. I understand all classes having an online option, but am surprised they aren't mixed modality so the students on campus can be in person.
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