hobbes300

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by hobbes300 12y ago
There is a general assumption amongst virtualised environment administrators that guests are securely separated. And yes, more code to run means more vulnerabilities.
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by hobbes300 12y ago
Contradicting Wikipedia does not equal a lack of truth.
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by hobbes300 13y ago
>what would it take for you to trust an external service to manage your logs? For a publicly traded company, a relaxation of relevant law to allow arbitrary data to leave the company.
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by hobbes300 13y ago
Hardly, it was well advertised when Lion came out.
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by hobbes300 13y ago
Why wasn't she using versions? http://support.apple.com/kb/PH14378
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by hobbes300 13y ago
IF and only IF the spam filters are as good as Gmail.
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by hobbes300 13y ago
Because it's illegal to put MY data on a server in the US.
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by hobbes300 13y ago
I don't need to copy ANYTHING to tailgate.
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by hobbes300 13y ago
Collision avoidance mostly.
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by hobbes300 13y ago
Sounds unbelievable to me. How is a picture of a card going to mean that you can copy the RFID/chip needed to actually access anything? It would be a first warning/stern telling off event at most.
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by hobbes300 13y ago
The Ryanair one is particularly apt.
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by hobbes300 13y ago
That's fine, I suspect the %age of Windows users at Yale is fairly small.
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by hobbes300 13y ago
Except several people have shown how to de-anonomyse the data.
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by hobbes300 13y ago
Bitcoin IS an investment.
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by hobbes300 13y ago
I am the 1%
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by hobbes300 13y ago
Being left-wing doesn't mean you agree with all government spending
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by hobbes300 13y ago
Providing an XML feed that lists banned apps does not equate to remote file system access.
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by hobbes300 13y ago
Crypto is a tool, not a solution.
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by hobbes300 13y ago
> I struggled with the question of how to transport that energy to where we'd like to use it Lasers
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by hobbes300 13y ago
I wouldn't read too much into this at the moment. If Bruce is leaving because of GCHQ snooping he will certainly let the world know, I can't see him signing a gag order.
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by hobbes300 13y ago
Until you go back to it in a year's time and can't remember any of the reasons for your design decisions.
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by hobbes300 13y ago
People won’t use technology they don’t trust. Governments have put this trust at risk, and governments need to help restore it.” —Brad Smith, General Counsel and Executive Vice President, Legal and Corporate Affairs, Microsoft That makes it
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by hobbes300 13y ago
It's very long? Do you have the patience of a gnat? This is exactly the kind of journalism that should be championed instead of short, fact-less articles about the latest celebrity to accidentally release a sex tape.
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by hobbes300 13y ago
One of the best pieces of wisdom I have received that relates to the IT industry hugely is "no matter who you are talking to and how experienced they are, there is always something that you know that they don't and vice versa&quot
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by hobbes300 13y ago
Why is the 'Search for transactions' field so far away from the list of recent transactions?
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by hobbes300 13y ago
Design with images that are retina display ready.
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by hobbes300 13y ago
She should be ticketed for wearing Google Glass, regardless of whether she was driving or not.
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by hobbes300 13y ago
The point is that you can still be successful after your 30s.
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by hobbes300 13y ago
It might make you hug the interrogator but not much more.
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by hobbes300 13y ago
Your logic doesn't follow. According to your rules we shouldn't have doors on houses as all they do is provide a false sense of security. Don't forget, all security, regardless of how good it is, is just a delay mechanism. It

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