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   by jrcii 11y ago

   http://www.speedtest.net/result/4996764889.png :)
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   by jrcii 11y ago

   > MS really changed its approach to software Their open-source friendliness has unfortunately coincided with a decline of their respect for user privacy and choice (Windows 10). I find the "New Microsoft" bittersweet.
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   by jrcii 11y ago

   It's probably a symbiotic relationship to some degree.
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   by jrcii 11y ago

   I use Divvy, it works great :<
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   by jrcii 11y ago

   That's not what I've seen. No policy has been changed on my Windows Server, Windows 7 and prior RDP clients connect fine, Windows 10 clients refuse because of lack of certificate.
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   by jrcii 11y ago

   That's not my experience, it insists and refuses to connect. Edit: I'm not sure who downvoted me, what do you want me to post a screencast to prove it? Do you think I'm making this up or what?
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   by jrcii 11y ago

   This post doesn't mention it but I noticed that RDPing to a remote Windows Server from Windows 10 now requires the server to be using a certificate.
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   by jrcii 11y ago

   >Some more examples of clueless morons being 'terrorists' Don't forget the Four Lions
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   by jrcii 11y ago

   GPO with AppLocker (app whitelisting) seems to be a good solution for Windows, kind of a pain to setup though.
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    I'm kind of surprised that their reaction is to expect Tavis to continue to volunteer his time to audit the security of their product.
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    This is a very interesting article that relates to this topic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_childhood Remarkably, "During the 1600s, a shift in philosophical and social attitudes toward children and th
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    They must have read this article https://www.aclu.org/blog/free-future/chinas-nightmarish-cit... and misread "warning" as "inspiration"
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    I agree with the dangers of an executive branch that has access to nearly unlimited information on everyone, especially when you consider the surveillance of Congress, governors, or Supreme Court justices. The math doesn't sit quite as
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    >No SPF/DKIM checks Wow. The 90s called, they want their SMTP gateways back.
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    Yeah that sure got editorialized, didn't it? For the newcomers, pretty much all day this post was titled "Amazon has no idea how to run an app store"
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    >Nobody can figure out what Yahoo is really for any more. This is the key to their problems. Companies need to be able to articulate very specifically: this is what we do and who we are. Everything else follows from there. Yahoo's a
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    As a dedicated reader of movie critiques I can say with absolute certainty that well known actors and directors are in general held to a higher standard.
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    If this resonates with you and you haven't already, you owe it to yourself to see Woody Allen's 2011 film Midnight in Paris.
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    I run OpenBSD routers in production. When getting the lay of the land to set these up I came across OP's link as well as http://www.bsdnow.tv/tutorials/openbsd-router and a few others like http://geodso
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    Your scenario is reminiscent of Homer Simpson's recent quote: "Siri, tell Amazon to drone me a beer." A drone carrying a beer immediately flies through the window and drops it in his hand.
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    Don't forget the mics they setup all over the city http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3006019/Microphones-...
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    Just to vent: The 59th st connection that connects the 4/5/6 Upper East Side, Harlem, and Bronx to the heart of Midtown (N/R/Q) was down the other day at 8:40 AM on a weekday, after they had everyone standing on the trac
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    >"Grokking some of X" doesn't mean that you have a patchy or "blurry" graph of the whole thing; it means you have a complete graph of some subcomponents, but not all. I would say that's the difference betwee
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    Well it has value to the advertisers who got the opportunity to brainwash you into buying their products a bit.
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    As far as the click fraud goes, that's not unique to Yahoo, I constantly see this issue with Facebook, for example http://www.businessinsider.com/facebook-advertising-fake-lik... The infrastructure issues may come down
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    Far be it from the power of my single, small protesting voice to change the tide of a culture, but I wish we could discontinue the use of the word grok. The sound is aesthetically offensive somehow, and yet adds nothing to the synonyms: com
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    Learning C is intimidating to me because every time I see a post written by a long-time C programmer, there are 10 more long-time C programmers explaining how the post is incorrect. Most C books on Amazon have reviews wherein credible-sound
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    > Microsoft still thinks the will get away with this. It wouldn't be the first time they overplayed their hand in the area of privacy. Recently they were trying to tell everyone their new Xbox was going to be constantly on and watch
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    I'm not sure how Steve Buscemi got to be CEO of T-Mobile but he's making a big mistake picking a fight with the EFF.
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    Here's the original paper https://www.psychologicalscience.org/journals/pspi/PSPI_9_3....