iJohnDoe

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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
Can’t upvote this enough.
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
Google, is that you?
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
Google, is that you?
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
Anyone running these systems probably have hardware in place and don’t plan on changing said hardware. The reason these systems/OS are in place is because of, “If it’s not broken, don’t fix it”. Probably not jumping to update drivers.
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
It’s a good future-proofing investment by AWS. IPv4 is not going away anytime soon. We’ll be dependent on IPv4 for a long time. IPv4 scarcity only hits in certain segments. It doesn’t hit the major players. The real problem is the hoarding
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
There needs to be a whistleblower from a Googler about what’s going on. I strongly suspect that a few Googlers have too much time on their hands. This speaks volumes to Google’s eventual downfall that they can’t keep their employees busy do
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
Thank you.
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
I remembered Splunk being a simple log parser. I didn’t remember it as a dashboard like this. It’s been many years since I looked at it though. Time to give it another look.
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
Anyone know of a real SOC or SIEM that looks like this? Something that can be installed on-prem? Thanks.
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
You’re assuming that your city hall is even remotely competent. Most city halls are no better than the Parks and Recreations TV show. Don’t believe me? Go to your next city hall meeting.
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
The sad reality is that this would have normally been obtained by the local news and these two people would been blasted as criminals. If it were Ring, Amazon would have already used it in a commercial. The other sad reality is that everyon
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
Great comment and great point that is often missed by most but shouldn’t be. Google will drive legit apps off the store but allow malware to linger for months or years. If there was ever a public failure by a company then this is it. Where
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
Absolutely wonderful news! Congrats to everyone involved. Kudos to Apple for following through. I hope this sets the standard for companies going forward.
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
Apple only paid them $52k? Apple is a trillion dollar company. These hackers saved them easily millions of dollars in expenses. China or North Korea could easily allocate a much larger team to something like this and disrupt Apple (not for
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
I don’t trust Mozilla these days. Normandy. When that certificate expired it also disabled NoScript in the Tor browser which disabled some security. Might not be a coincidence. There are also a couple of other things Mozilla has done that s
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
As soon as I saw the first name only as the username I didn’t even have to scroll to see that it was probably an Instagram employee that stole it.
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
Congrats to Magawa! He and his handler are doing great work. The amount of success both of them have achieved is amazing. Wishing them both continued safety.
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
Not sure if this has been mentioned in other threads yet - The Fortnite iOS app is critical even if you don’t play Fortnite on iOS. The app has the team voice feature so you can talk to teammates while playing Fortnite. Everyone in your par
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
As you read through all of these comments you hope that there is some pattern of why all of this happens. Then, unfortunately, you come to the conclusion that there are hundreds of reasons why this happens. People on the other end of the co
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
For all the “smart” people at Google, their incompetence is astounding.
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
Serious question. Not trolling. Would it have been possible to exchange that much BTC for US dollars? Ignoring taxes for a few seconds. Would it have actually been possible to get real fiat money for the 1,400 BTC? I’ve always heard of comp
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
Could you share some general details about the friend that lost their down payment? I’ve heard of this happening to others and have argued that the money is lost and cannot be recovered. People think it’s crazy the money is lost and cannot
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
Normally CF throws a lot of mud in these situations. Karma got them on their recent last outage. While reading this I got impression they were genuinely trying to tone down the mud slinging they normally do while also trying to make it clea
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
Agree 100%. I also think Apple should stop collecting commission fees from all App Store sales starting today. They have billions in the bank. What are those billions for if not to invest back into the company and its developers. Foregoing
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
I think many would be surprised at the trivial and childish changes that Google does to hurt web sites. Many don’t speak out for fear of further being punished by Google.
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
How long until Apple kicks them off the App Store? Hey Tim, try to remember what you said at the hearing. Also, there isn’t much leadership when you allow the company lawyers to bully small developers. Doesn’t really seem like you’re in con
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
Kudos! Very well done. Kept me engaged in the site and found some great things to read. Nice job!
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
To address the question, bad reviews can affect popularity based on how things are listed and sorted online. If a restaurant has bad reviews then it will be lower on the list when sorted by average review. This will affect their popularity
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
IA needs to make it much easier to have content removed from their archive. A simple form and a simple verification step. Their robot.txt BS does not work.
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by iJohnDoe 6y ago
Google has done this and worse. Some of you may remember this one. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18566929

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