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by hn8788 5y ago
A better analogy would be an armored truck full of cash parking overnight in a bad neighborhood with the doors unlocked, then crying to the media about how they were robbed by criminals. There has to be some level of personal responsibility
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No. The reality is that nobody cares about security unless it's their job to, so you have a handful of security people trying to get things fixed, meanwhile the rest of the organization just sees you as a speedbump in the way of implem
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by hn8788 5y ago
To give them the benefit of the doubt, they said "a hacking group believed to have links to the Chinese government", which makes me think they probably used tools and techniques associated with a known group.
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by hn8788 5y ago
That's definitely true. I have a family member that was doing a running program as part of physical therapy. One day they said they were afraid to go running alone because they read about a girl getting kidnapped while she was out for
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by hn8788 5y ago
That assumes that there is a "correct" line. It's also been proven throughout history that your opinion has the opposite of the intended effect, women's rights are a good example. Trying to push the pendulum too hard too
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by hn8788 5y ago
And it bothers me that there are people who think they need to white knight for a company valued at billions of dollars when a bug causes a driver to pay money to work, yet here we are.
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by hn8788 5y ago
Maybe so they can claim they've had time to review the information on their own, and determined it's not a conspiracy. If they'd done it sooner they would have been lumped in with Trump supporters, and you can see see people
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by hn8788 5y ago
Nothing is stopping people from writing their own articles on other sites for free. Developers aren't owed free articles to read, and if people want to be compensated for the time spent writing articles, then they should be.
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by hn8788 5y ago
It seems silly, but I think this could actually be helpful for some people. I have my upvotes hidden on reddit because I found myself regularly checking the site after I would post, just to see if the number of upvotes I received had increa
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by hn8788 5y ago
Being the best VR game isn't a very high bar. From what I read from people who play a lot of VR games, the amount of polish was the only thing to make it stand out, and without the Half-Life name, it would just be a slow hallway shoote
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by hn8788 5y ago
Graphics and audio are almost always the culprit for large sized games.
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by hn8788 5y ago
Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but animals don't care about the humane treatment of the other animals they kill.
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by hn8788 5y ago
They're probably talking about things like Go where it's open source, but it's controlled by Google employees. https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/programming/GoIsGoo...
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by hn8788 5y ago
And if you try and explain how throwing around labels dilutes the meaning of words, you'll get told "languages evolve" and "stop being a prescriptivist".
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by hn8788 5y ago
Sort of off topic, but I wonder if that idea was part of the inspiration for the origin story of Godzilla, or if it's just a coincidence.
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by hn8788 5y ago
The Hunter Biden laptop story comes to mind. Twitter was even blocking DMs with a link to the story, but it turned out that what was in it was true, even if it was inconsequential. I also remember seeing a Facebook ad that had a video of Bi
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by hn8788 5y ago
The hiring process is definitely an issue. Cybersecurity is new enough that HR has no idea what they want, so they require useless certifications like CEH, and a college degree in CS. There's also a wide variation in what Cybersecurity
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by hn8788 5y ago
Most places where I've worked only had 1-2 security people that weren't entry level. The majority of people doing cybersecurity work are just going to be looking at automated alerts and automated scan reports, then they pass thing
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by hn8788 5y ago
Be that as it may, he wouldn't get sick when he didn't think he was eating fast food. We'd go to a diner for breakfast sometimes, and since he perceived it as a nice family-run place, he wouldn't get sick, even though th
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by hn8788 5y ago
I had a co-worker who thought he had a typical american childhood because he didn't consider his family wealthy, even though they had millions of dollars of networth over 30 years ago. Him and his 3 bothers went to a very exclusive pri
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by hn8788 5y ago
I'd be suprised if they'd go with any system except their current one. They probably make a good chunk of money by having people walk around the store and impulse buy things like magazines and snacks, and this also seems to be a l
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by hn8788 5y ago
Reminds me of the push in the USA to paint anyone who didn't want to use CFL bulbs as someone who hates the environment, even though the bulbs require special disposal because they release toxic fumes when they break. Now a few years l
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by hn8788 5y ago
Congratulations on the new release though, it's been my favorite editor for years. Just a heads up, when you upgrade an existing license, the instructions say to click on Help > Enter License, but you have to remove the current lice
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by hn8788 5y ago
I tried out VS Code after using Sublime for a while, and almost immediately switched back. I may have liked it if I used it more, but VS Code felt comparatively slow, and it seemed like there are a ton of tiny UI elements scattered in every
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by hn8788 5y ago
The language server isn't included, but the syntax is.
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The web devs where I work have started calling pretty much everything "native" as long as it interacts with the host in some way since people assume it means fast.
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by hn8788 5y ago
I came across a subreddit, I forget its name though, thats sole purpose was pumping up new cryptocurrencies, hoping it would catch the attention of casual crypto investors. They'd pick a day to sell off whatever cryptocurrency they had
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by hn8788 5y ago
I'm one of those people. I joined the Marines in 2005 and have still never been in a non-sparring fight at 33 years old. Given sufficient training, I think it could be preferable. When training with rifles/pistols, the people who&
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by hn8788 5y ago
The article specifically says that native english speakers are to blame, not the word. > When such misunderstandings happen, it’s usually the native speakers who are to blame. Ironically, they are worse at delivering their message than p
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by hn8788 5y ago
I've worked in cybersecurity for ~7 years, and what you said is accurate. I'm actually switching to a government job and taking a big pay cut because the field is pretty miserable to work in for the most part. I think I've ha

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