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by josho 8y ago
I suspect because it is a Chinese company and having key national infrastructure built by a Chinese company leaves some Americans nervous over national security fears. This article goes into more detail https://www.msn.com/e
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by josho 8y ago
I've received those emails as well. The emails came from our domain registrar. We don't buy certificates from our domain registrar. Adding to the confusion the email refers to Symantec certificates of which we don't have any,
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by josho 8y ago
I knew that my sites weren't at risk because I don't have Symantec certs. It was only triple checking things today that I discovered RapidSSL is a Symantec cert and I am in fact affected.
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by josho 8y ago
This is huge as it affects GeoTrust, RapidSSL, Thawte, and VeriSign. I was aware of the Symantec issue and checked my own certs and didn't see their name, but skimming the article I noticed RapidSSL and thought I'd double check an
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by josho 8y ago
What value do you get from ads running on Netflix?
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by josho 8y ago
I’ve had similar thoughts and assume aliens would use something like lasers to have point to point communication rather than broadcast RF. Of course for us we’d never detect those point to point transmissions unless we were incredibly lucky
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by josho 8y ago
Notes—I haven’t found a better general note taking app and have grown to enjoy using this as its lack of features leaves me focused on just taking notes Things—makes following ‘Getting things done’ task management easier
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by josho 8y ago
I think you just demonstrated why this new approach will take off (if it can actually predict drive). For example, I get wrapped up in the challenges at work and I find I’ll take them home, reflect on them, read about the problem space. Not
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by josho 8y ago
I’m angered that this trend saves the company money by creating new costs that employees are now more likely to pay. Eg. Headphones.
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by josho 8y ago
I don't think the loop is necessarily bad, it shows progress. Think about Java, it solved a class of problems that C was unable to address (e.g. unsafe memory, native threads). Thus enabling a new class of programs. But the new class o
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by josho 8y ago
> It's not yours Be careful. Many company policies say otherwise. For example, one of my employees just left the organization and during the off boarding process had the option to receive a copy of all their work files including ema
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by josho 8y ago
That is why I bought from Amazon and not Chinese companies. little did I know Amazon is No better.
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by josho 9y ago
Kool. Then you are much better off than I assumed. Find a mentor or career coach to help you get to where you want to be.
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by josho 9y ago
You have an interesting response. Others in your position might use this as inspiration to work hard, get hired by a company that might sponsor a work visa, study about career advancement and aim to find a way into an Uber like company one
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by josho 9y ago
Pre-emptive Defence is a euphemism for offence and is an illegal act of war.
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by josho 9y ago
I usually burn off the grill and will scrub it clean using Aluminum foil.
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by josho 9y ago
Republican policy strikes me as devoid of data. During the election I really tried to understand their policy positions. But failed to find reasoned or rational arguments for their positions.
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by josho 9y ago
It’s designed for a case because it’s an additional revenue source. The sales reps can push for warranty or a case. Either way a win-win for Apple shareholders.
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by josho 9y ago
I don’t remember anyone complaining about a recessed camera with the iPhone 4 bumper case. So yeh, I don’t buy the parent’s argument either. https://images.anandtech.com/doci/3794/iPhone4-3441.jpg
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by josho 9y ago
Yes. I didn’t appreciate that email spam. It took me several weeks to figure out how to get out of their digest emails without missing out on the one blog that I cared about.
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by josho 9y ago
I do this on my home network. It works well, so I encourage you to build this out. As an added bonus As a service you could point the dns entries to your own web server and serve up cat pictures or motivational pictures in place of ads.
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by josho 9y ago
Manager Tools (book and website) describes it as two parts. 1. Get results 2. Retain staff I haven’t read a better description than that.
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by josho 9y ago
> it's possible that Apple could sneak a back door into the OS Apple has gone to great lengths to make both devices secure and policies. You are awfully critical, so I really want to understand what is the expected behavior that you
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by josho 9y ago
That's valid, but what would you suggest is better? Even if Apple open sourced the implementation of key security libraries there is nothing to assert that the shipped version of the library hasn't be supplemented with closed sour
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by josho 9y ago
iCloud Keychain may be surprising for some folks. For example, it can be restored from an iCloud backup only to the same machine. Also, you have no ability to recover your iCloud keychain from your own time machine backups. The reasons, as
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by josho 9y ago
That’s correct. But Disney has trademarks around Mickey. So you can’t call your work Mickey Mouse. And you may find yourself in court if your work too closely matches any of the trademarks Disney has on the Mouse. So it will be risky as Dis
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by josho 9y ago
> cultural loss if there was unfettered access to this particular icon As a counter argument look at Snow White. That story is in the public domain. I think you’d be hard pressed to make a case that that has harmed society. Regardless Di
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by josho 9y ago
Interesting idea. Except Disney would pay tens of millions to keep the original Mickey Mouse out of the public domain. Hell they might even pay much more to guard against weakening their brand. So, While your idea ensures public domain for
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by josho 9y ago
Confirmed that root with no password unlocks the preferences pane. But, changing the require password after screen saver setting doesn't take effect. So, it seems to be a bug in the UI not an actual vulnerability. edit: I stand correct
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by josho 9y ago
I find this so very weird as I remember the days when Microsoft locked their users into msft only solutions. Now we have msft competing on interoperability, while Apple is the new monopolist that ties their customers down to locked in envir

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