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by haser_au 10y ago
Very good question. If we presume the cost of good drops to near zero if robots are creating everything, and maintaining themselves, then there will be a race to the bottom for cost. For example, if a T-shirt costs US$0.001 to make (includi
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by haser_au 10y ago
For kicks, I looked for one. I got as far as Anchorage, Alaska. In 2012, ~35% of "youth" have consumed alcohol in the past 30 days Research: http://justice.uaa.alaska.edu/research/2010/1010.voa/1010.
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by haser_au 10y ago
> This allows WhatsApp to MITM. Technically, yes. Users could verify if they have been MITMed by verifying the Security Number (just tap on a contact, view contact details -> Encryption). This assumes the WhatsApp app doesn't jus
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by haser_au 10y ago
Alientvault: Ok...we probably didn't get full potential here HP ArcSight: Extremely powerful, especially the normalizing of logs across similar system. Requires a team to manage though. Splunk: Our business isn't ready for cloud b
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by haser_au 10y ago
When you use SaaS products, auditing the code is not a service they offer. You have to rely on certifications from independent certifying organisations, etc.
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by haser_au 10y ago
Can only speak about my corner of a very large organisation; - Technical debt of custom coded solutions is a known issue across our organisation. New strategy is to move to market solutions, therefore outsourcing the risk to organisations w
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by haser_au 10y ago
Have a read of this; http://waitbutwhy.com/2015/01/artificial-intelligence-revolu... It's a very long read, but it will give you a much better overview of AI and the different "calibres" than I coul
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by haser_au 10y ago
>> Calling it AI is a bit of a stretch though Mark replied to a comment along these exact lines. Quote below; Mark Zuckerberg: That's the thing about AI. It's sort of like magic. We only call things AI that we don't und
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by haser_au 10y ago
To some extent, this happens today. In countries like Australia and the UK, companies that pay their fair share of tax and employ a lot of people are viewed upon favourably by government. For instance, the entire automotive industry in Aust
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by haser_au 10y ago
100% agree. Yahoo should have started the process a long time ago. I was just replying to the comment it could be completed in an afternoon.
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by haser_au 10y ago
"It Takes 6 Days to Change 1 Line of Code" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13119138 I'm going to go out on a limb and guess you've never worked as a software engineer in a large organisation. Given
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by haser_au 10y ago
That's the right question to ask. The answer is no, because new security vulnerabilities are disclosed every hour. A large organisation will implement layered security (otherwise known as layers of the onion) to prevent this type of at
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by haser_au 10y ago
There are likely to be a lot of identity systems using the password in the database, all of which have been coded to look for an MD5 hash, not a salted hash. This means code in a number of applications have to be updated at the same time. T
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by haser_au 10y ago
In a "perfect free market", customers have access to all of the information required to make the decision, and can make an informed choice on the products and services they buy and sell based on their circumstances. That wasn&#x27
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by haser_au 10y ago
All children are susceptible to bullying when they don't fit in. This applies to children of all IQ levels. This study minimises this factor to reduce the impact on results.
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by haser_au 10y ago
If you read all the way through, the article states this. Recommendation is "use something like Google Authenticator, etc..."
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by haser_au 10y ago
If he was using SMS for 2FA, he still would have been compromised.
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by haser_au 10y ago
TLDR: Telcos really are the weakest link, and you should not rely on your mobile phone number for 2FA. Background: I have worked in IT Security at an Australian bank, and had close ties to the Internet Fraud department to help them understa
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by haser_au 10y ago
Craigslist had a section, and shut it down. http://gawker.com/5630687/your-post-craigslist-guide-to-buyi... Edit: Newmark has had to deal with it. Check here for more; http://www.slate.com/articles&#x2F
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by haser_au 10y ago
Same could be said for the legalisation of drugs. Central online repository, good for research.
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by haser_au 10y ago
Whonix and Tails are OSes, meaning they could override what the browser tries to do in terms of network access. If Chromium prevents a plugin from directing all traffic to SOCKS, just take controls of Chromium's network settings from t
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by haser_au 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prisoner%27s_dilemma
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by haser_au 10y ago
Ditto. I used to work for a bank and they had this same issue. Requesting changes to the system cost a lot more than was actually involved.
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by haser_au 10y ago
Speaking personally, and not on behalf of my organisation where I deployed Box (5000+ seats), the additional enterprise controls are one of the reasons Box is superior to some other file sync and share solutions. It's also stand-alone,
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by haser_au 10y ago
So are Box: https://www.box.com/partners/microsoft
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by haser_au 10y ago
Really interesting read, well written. Congrats to you and your team.
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by haser_au 10y ago
Additional links: [News] https://www.australianmining.com.au/news/drones-take-flight-... [Press Release] http://www.bg-group.com/~/tiles/?country=112&tiletype=news&i... [Company Overv
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Using drones to monitor natural gas wells in rural Australia(australianmining.com.au)
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by haser_au 10y ago
The production rate in Q1 was lower than in Q2, so it could be misleading if there are still a number in transit. In any case, the article should be clear on whether they're talking about production rates or delivery rates.
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by haser_au 10y ago
First Option: Donate it (as @cbanek and other have suggested) Second Option: Put it on the wall near your door, and have it as a generic assistant. Put the days weather, your family calendar, time until next bus/train, news headlines,

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