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by jsiepkes 3y ago
Because you have inside knowledge and you are altering the stock price.
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It's stock manipulation, we just chose not to see it as such. Just like alcohol is objectively a hard drug but we just chose not to categorize it as such.
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
If you claim something is a "low quality article" you need to make more clear what you mean by "the author doesn’t even know what a stock buyback is" since the summary of the author on stock buy backs is quite clear and
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Two Crew Members Killed in Engine Room Accident on a HAL Cruise Ship(cruiselawnews.com)
2 points by jsiepkes 3y ago|0 comments
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> The company says it’s just following its DMCA takedown policy. They are a Dutch company (Gitlab B.V.). So why do they even bother with the DMCA?
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
> The other side of the coin is that this move is totally in their rights, morally and legally. Legally, sure. That's pretty binary. But if you claim they have the moral right to do so you need to elaborate on that. Since they had a
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
When you are caught up in asymmetrical warfare (like Ukraine) I definitely see the advantages and potential. But I wonder if for a normal navy a small submarine with a torpedo isn't more effective. More so because right now there aren&
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
They could have just added a LICENSE file which stated you are not allowed to use to software without a commercial license. Instead they chose to be vague about it. Doesn't really inspire confidence.
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
> Warning: This website may not function properly on Safari. For the best experience, please use Google Chrome. We've come full circle with the 90's and Internet Explorer. Well I guess this time the dominant browser is opensour
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...and you can check-out, but you can never leave (aka vendor lock-in).
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> This transparency is good, don't punish them for it. There's no guarantee whatsoever that other plane manufacturers don't run into similar problems and don't announce them. Make no mistake, there is no real transpar
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> A tooltip change (warning) to the sharing view would be sufficient to address the concerns that the first page is displaye No one reasonably expects something to be viewable in any form if you haven't given permissions for it. Hav
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> It doubt it'll ever be argued for doorbells. Security cams, that's another story. Since the camera in the "doorbell" is recording continuously I highly doubt it's anything else then a (security) camera in the e
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
> the law forbids them to have public spaces visible in them The law is not that binary. The law says it's not allowed _unless_ you have a "legitimate interest". What qualifies as a "legitimate interest" is up to
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
> They should not be surprised if researchers sell those exploits instead of disclosing them. How would that work when OSS projects are also affected?
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> This hyper selective attention is very bad. > because suddenly when under the microscope we notice all kinds of things that would have previously gone unnoticed. They knew that was a risk when they started cutting corners. Now they
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
That's the whole point right? They are firing someone with 0 details. If you can't tell someone why you are firing them you are just incompetent and those HR people should be ashamed of themselves. You should be able to say someth
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
Sure, the hardware gap isn't that big. The problem is NVidia controls the software side with CUDA.
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
> The 10,000-hour rule perpetuates the exhausting idea that we all can, and therefore should, be great at anything we put our minds to. That was people their take away from it? My only take away was that it will take time to become good
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
An electric boiler is never going to deliver more energy then the energy you put in to it (in the form of electricity). A heath pump can because it extracts heath from the air (or better said the water in the air). Now if this were in Franc
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
Didn't stop them from joining companies such as Facebook, Uber, etc. though...
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
You could put all this stuff in a parent POM and re-use it for all your projects. Statements like "just 2 lines" in Cargo is just a weird comparison. Because it's only 2 lines if you don't configure anything. You can als
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The Google 0-day all Infostealer groups are exploiting(infostealers.com)
57 points by jsiepkes 3y ago|2 comments
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I don't think you can draw those conclusions. For example without crypto you might have seen a decline due to more efficient products such as LED's.
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
> - reuse all your current experience but replace php tech with python (switch keywords) > - if your cv entries are <1.5y change the dates, recruiters prefer 2-3 years per entry. That's not just "shady". It's fr
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
SEC Consult added an update to their page [1]. They are basically hiding behind Cisco, CERT-Bund and CERT.at. I mean, c'mon... They did all that research and they expect me to believe they didn't understand the potential impact so
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
I assume you mean from on-prem OX to Google Workspace? Maintaining OX is not super much work but it is a complex piece of software. You'll have a lot of moving parts; Open-Xchange (OSGi / Jetty application), MySQL, Postfix, Doveco
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For people interested in this sort of thing; There is also Open-Xchange: https://www.open-xchange.com/products/ox-app-suite . It has a really long history. It started out as a SUSE product. It's a bit larger then
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Yeah nice work. However not giving a large well established OSS project such as Postfix a notice upfront is not really a classy move. > As part of a non-responsible disclosure process, SEC Consult has published an email spoofing attack t
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
I wish I had a time machine, go 15 years in the past and could watch the expression on peoples faces when I tell them: "You think J2EE with EJB has gone too far? Let me show you this microservice application architecture and the accomp

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