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by jsiepkes 4y ago
Non-paywalled link: https://archive.ph/W1qKY
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ASML Says Ex-Employee in China Stole Chip Data(bloomberg.com)
21 points by jsiepkes 4y ago|2 comments
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
> C# ( net core ) has telemetry, as well as Java Which Java distribution? Maybe the Oracle JDK/JRE? I highly doubt the Oracle JDK/JRE has serious usage numbers because of it's (quite commercial) license.
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
> since the daycare cost for two kids can easily be an average salary Not if your parents baby-sit your kids. And that's the scenario where this is all about. People were already bringing their kids to their parents and then someone
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
You are right! I've edited the comment (and marked it clearly as an edit). Though it should be noted that 92% of the people in the Netherlands have such an insurance [1]. [1] https://www.consumentenbond.nl/aansprakelijk
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
> because of a bunch of idiotic legislation that made it illegal for people to arrange for their own child minding services in case both parents worked. Illegal to arrange your own child care? That's simply not true. You can bring y
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
You are forgetting that the majority of these people did in fact commit fraud. Or better said: The "gastouder kantoren" which told them they could get free money from the goverment did in (their name). The fraud revolves around sm
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
So all of those 12K people are going to be in US offices? Noone outside of the US is going to get fired?
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
> it's perfectly normal language for the situation and it's understandable to anyone who has developed the skill of not taking every word literally. That's imposing US cultural norms on the rest of the world.
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
The only honest thing he could have said would be: "Look, in the end this about shareholder value and we need to sacrifice some people in order to create shareholder value. I know, it sucks, but let's not kid ourselves, we all kne
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
Satya is appointed by shareholders, not by employees. Employees can't fire Satya. And while employees might give him a hard time for this, shareholders can definitely give him a harder time if they see a (potential) decline in dividend
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
The passport NFC scan is only intended to authenticate with DigiD once. Basically to connect your DigiD account to "you". In the past this was done by them mailing you a letter with a password in it to your registered place of liv
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
> If you crash into the car in front of you in your lane, the responsibility is yours both morally and legally. It's not that simple. If it was it would be legal to break check someone and it would be that persons fault for crashing
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
But it's not the person. It's the corporation the person worked at the time. A company can't make a GDPR request on behalf of an ex-employee.
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
I don't know how it works in the US but in a lot of countries unless the "private" parking, road, etc is clearly cut off from the public space (with a gate for example) the law largely considers it public space.
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
Did you even read the article? You completely side stepped the argument they are making: > While the tool may be able to provide quick and easy answers to questions, it does not build critical-thinking and problem-solving skills, which a
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I’m a laid-off copywriter from India who has spent 7 years in Amsterdam(businessinsider.nl)
3 points by jsiepkes 4y ago|0 comments
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
Charging at a public charger is only partly about energy prices. It's also about recouperating the investment (parking spaces), maintenance, back-office, etc.
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
The article compares the cost of gas cars to EV's charging at public chargers. While the article is about Germany in the Netherlands most people with an EV primarily charge at home or at the office with private chargers. Using their &q
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
Non-paywalled version: https://archive.ph/LW5Q3
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
Clever as it may be it doesn't address the actual problem. They might win the battle but lose the war. You can still ban people to venues that don't have a liquor license. You can probably also find some creative ways around it. L
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
Wonder if we are ever going to known how this happened. Curious to know if Okta themselves were using best practices such as only using a hardware token as 2FA (FIDO2) and disabling SMS 2FA and recovery.
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
Certainly not the last time a company failed because they thought they could make big bucks by creating a vendor lock-in. Just look at Intel with Optane.
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
ISC DHCPD is end of life [1] and unlike Kea this server is written in a memory safe language (Rust). So from a security perspective alone that's enough motivation to start a project. [1] https://www.isc.org/dhcp/
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
I should probably have been more specific in my comment; I fully understand people who are working on visa's (or wanting to obtain one) working for these companies. What I don't understand is why people who have no "nothing t
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
What I don't understand is why tech people (who have plenty of job opportunities) want to work for a company which does things like this.
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
Twitter developed Finagle, which led to Linkerd. Twitter did a whole bunch of pioneering of service mesh related technologies.
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
Phabricator has a fork which is still developed: https://phorge.it/
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
Even if you disable battery optimization it's going to depend on your phone if it will actually honor it (and not kill the app). This site: https://dontkillmyapp.com/ shows which phones behave correctly.
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
> if you blow an on-prem switch with no configuration backup or a database server hard crashes while syncing its backup, you might be down days. Switches are easy and cheap to put in a fail-over config. DB's are also running atleast

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