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by hericium 5y ago
> It's a tradeoff between making container images reproducible, and not shipping security vulnerabilities. You can regenerate your base images every day or more often and have consistent containers created from an image. Freshly gen
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by hericium 5y ago
David Bradbury, grow a backbone. You were breached and you did not notify your customers.
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by hericium 5y ago
> limited data - for example, Jira tickets I wonder how many passwords and other creds were harvested from tickets alone. Lapsus$ went after Okta's customers and in some cases successfully, it appears.
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by hericium 5y ago
They fucked up, possibly breaking the law in the process. It's just fire extinguisher, nothing really awesome. Regarding GitLab, it[1] was discussed here[2]. [1] https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/marketing/com
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by hericium 5y ago
Oh, this absolutely looks like "an attempt". I'm sure investors are calmed by this tweet. Nothing to see here, move along.
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by hericium 5y ago
US generates little production know-how since Wall Street moved production to China.
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by hericium 5y ago
Site Reliability Engineering and I meant that I'm acting more like an outside contractor than part of a company ("<insert brand> family"). Making friends etc, just not giving in to corporate cultism.
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by hericium 5y ago
This. Proper link, not some crappy Twitter discussion. HN, can we please stop linking to Twitter?
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by hericium 5y ago
> They've had to cater to big companies to remain in silicon valley Delicate wording for being "Google's controlled opposition" or simply "Google's bitch". > with the competitive salaries of that are
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by hericium 5y ago
In the US, Tic-Tac has zero calories. The same Tic-Tac is advertised in the EU as having "2 calories". If a pack full of candy, 0.5g (edit) sugar each, can be sold as zero-kcal candy, then what's the fuss with meat labelling?
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by hericium 5y ago
I realized SRE is not for me and started grabbing development-like projects and agreements with longer time allotted. I document my work in a way allowing others do changes or continue without me being required to decrypt anything. The comm
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by hericium 5y ago
I have trouble focusing and flexible hours help me avoid wasting work-incapable time on "being at work" (and not doing any). I never billed customers for additional time so was wasting a lot of it on attempts to get some work done
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by hericium 5y ago
I see nothing wrong with employers IQ-testing their future employees. What bothers me is the "online" part. Even if you manage to find an online IQ test which is not a scam focused on getting your phone number and other data, the
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by hericium 5y ago
Last time I checked, archive.is required JS and was showing a page imitating Cloudflare's but using reCaptcha. I actually got downvoted after pointing out that archive.is requires JS when linked article can be read with no JS.
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by hericium 5y ago
I've flagged malicious content and don't consider this brigading. When I saw that this isn't a problem with a single account, I made a Tell HN[1] 20 minutes ago to tell both mods and the community to exercise caution. [1] ht
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Tell HN: Exercise caution with links to archive sites
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by hericium 5y ago
I've seen it and only flagged posts with [comments by the same author with links to] malicious content. It doesn't matter whether user is affiliated with this content's host or phishing campaign since this is most of his HN a
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by hericium 5y ago
Thanks - nice quick research. I have flagged this user's recent submissions containing his comments with links to archive.ph.
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by hericium 5y ago
Disrupting GPS may result in some economic chaos - it is used for precise time synchronization on financial markets.
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by hericium 5y ago
If you can buy elected US president to advertise your canned food from the Oval Office, why wouldn't you be able to buy ads, presenters and silent control over media?
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by hericium 5y ago
> On March 8, Google Cloud Traffic Director experienced an outage. This in coordination with a bug in a client (gRPC) library caused the Spotify outage that affected many of our users: if you were logged out of a Spotify app, you were u
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by hericium 5y ago
When I'm abroad, visible under another country's IP address and my system's language is set to English, neither should be used to assign the language. What should be used is locale. Some users may have operating systems in la
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by hericium 5y ago
Gandi lost their customers' data 2 years ago and if memory serves, their CEO blamed ZFS RAID(Z) "backup" which failed. We're talking domains not storing data but I would think twice before trusting company with CEO refer
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by hericium 5y ago
> Users on the whole have become passive, relying on Google to anticipate their desires No, Google made users passive to profit from controlling limited choices presented to them. > I interpreted the sentences as part of Sullivan&#x27
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by hericium 5y ago
Cereal for breakfast is not that popular in most parts of the world. Also, outside the US, cereals are not so heavily fortified.
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by hericium 5y ago
Why the outrage? Apple is a designer brand. You are paying mainly for a new version itself, not its features.
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by hericium 5y ago
Still not an "incident at Slack".
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by hericium 5y ago
A 404 link with a catchy title and "Show HN" raided from Twitter were also on the front page in recent hours.
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by hericium 5y ago
Mine as well. I understand that Slack is widely used and I appreciate seeing their post-mortems discussed on HN but I don't consider image uploads issues with no technical explanations news-worthy and valuable enough for HN.
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by hericium 5y ago
> The page you’re looking for can’t be found.

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