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811.
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ikiris
5y ago
Red hat set their user base on fire with their centos debacle whether they admit it or not.
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ikiris
5y ago
drop in the ocean. Amazon has become the online scam marketplace. I fully expect every item to be either counterfeit or outright stolen at this point.
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ikiris
5y ago
a vast amount of people think horse dewormer is a viable strategy. If anything there is a crisis of "my ignorance is just as valuable as your experience", and not the other way around.
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ikiris
5y ago
spring is the equivalent TA continuance compared to this post about openra
815.
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ikiris
5y ago
My aussie counterparts are still always migrating to the US because of the huge pay disparity.
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ikiris
5y ago
No, this is not a shortage of people. This is a shortage of seniors willing to work for your "very competitive compensation". Prices are up because you're starting to actually have to compete with major players due to all the
817.
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ikiris
5y ago
generally, yes.
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ikiris
5y ago
Big tech is struggling to hire in a situation of its own making, by making the interview process so awful, and not caring about retention.
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ikiris
5y ago
That's likely a major part of this is neutering the ability for any other service to do generic message functionality.
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ikiris
5y ago
Sounds like they're fixing (what discord considers) some major security issues in basic discord, but the project management is a disaster, and there are no stakeholders that care about api access actually working for developers. That d
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ikiris
5y ago
https://xkcd.com/538/
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ikiris
5y ago
Maintaining something at google is basically career suicide.
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ikiris
5y ago
sms as 2fa raises the bar signifigantly for non organized attackers. You'd be amazed how much of the meth crowd that encompases.
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ikiris
5y ago
None of what your rant implies is accurate if you follow any kind of security practice.
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ikiris
5y ago
ignoring most of the ignorance in your reply, that's what bankruptcy is for, especially if its a company holding.
826.
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ikiris
5y ago
PI was never reserved for peering sized entities... just get PI space.
827.
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ikiris
5y ago
tell me you're bad at math without telling me you're bad at math.
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ikiris
5y ago
Why do you need ipv4 on your backend to reach ipv4 destinations?
829.
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ikiris
5y ago
github auth is literally so broken that it claims chrome cant even support fido security keys, and they think SMS is a secure alternate path.
830.
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ikiris
5y ago
No, the smart thing to do is take a loan out with the btc as the colateral.
831.
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ikiris
5y ago
so what you're saying is, you aren't paying enough for people to want to stay working for you on your projects, and its hurting you in many ways.
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ikiris
5y ago
you're assuming the "pros" hired people with experience in the domain and retained them, and didn't let rookies do said mistakes.
833.
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ikiris
5y ago
this kind of terrible implementation is a lot of why encrypted quic exists.
834.
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ikiris
5y ago
this is just a fancy description for a basic rollout system.
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ikiris
5y ago
No, I mean its to the point that mail with this signature is almost always (multiple 9s) spam.
836.
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ikiris
5y ago
you're free to use the entire 128 bit number, or the older dotted decimal notation.
837.
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ikiris
5y ago
I've used generic comcast IPv6 for years and never had this problem.
838.
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ikiris
5y ago
Not really. If you look at the numbers, spam almost always has these.
839.
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ikiris
5y ago
ordinary people don't give a flying f** about being able to send someone crypto currency via their messaging app.
840.
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ikiris
5y ago
I'd be satisfied with ELHighschool
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