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by kerng 5y ago
Kind of funny - reminds me of some american politician who is going against F12 in the browser. Facebook is the one who should be liable.
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The Facebook Papers: dozens of stories based on whistleblower docs dropped(businessinsider.com)
176 points by kerng 5y ago|108 comments
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by kerng 5y ago
It seems you have a similar association for Facebokks brand! Nowhere in my comment did I mention Facebook directly.
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by kerng 5y ago
Good point. Yes, the market (employees) will choose - the posted article highlights this pretty well.
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by kerng 5y ago
This sounds like what a client of a drug dealer would say. There has been plenty of proof of illegal (downright malicious) behavior in multiple dimension by big tech (anti competitive, anti privacy, bad security practices, keeping wages low
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by kerng 5y ago
Interesting that the person moved to San Diego (not a cheap place by any means), and Google cuts the salary. There is some strange fixation Google currently has, especially towards getting people into their New York offices - must be some t
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Biden says US will defend Taiwan if China attacks(bbc.com)
11 points by kerng 5y ago|2 comments
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by kerng 5y ago
Well said. Facebook for example already told shareholders things will look bad in future age months back. Turns out people care about privacy.
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by kerng 5y ago
Hilarious
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by kerng 5y ago
The motivation behind such a move is likely iOS 14 updates. So, to compensate they do this. It's really difficult these days to find anything positive about Facebook and related products.
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by kerng 5y ago
The thing with the needles is crazy scary - I keep seeing them a lot recently when in Seattle, not only downtown. Just the other day I visited Capitol Hill around 15th Avenue and an entire park is full of tents, and a person defecated in an
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by kerng 5y ago
Wondering how Facebook communicates now internally - most of their work streams likely depend on Facebooks systems which are all down. Can engineers and security teams even access prod systems anymore? Like, would "Bastion" hosts
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by kerng 5y ago
Ah, "beyond corp" the Google marketing term that many industry misunderstood and then exposed their entire internal infra...
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by kerng 5y ago
I think the comment you replied to said pretty much that - both bad, but one is worse
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by kerng 5y ago
Probably related to the AWS outage in Virginia
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by kerng 5y ago
yeah, reasonable commmission seems like 2-4 percent here. I don't think consumers should have to pay more for it. And most important, apps should have no restrictions whatsover to have payments inside their own app ecosystem!
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by kerng 5y ago
Epic is the customer here also and they want to be able to provide a convenient and cheaper way for their customers. Their asks are not only reasonable, they are consumer friendly. Apple is just being a bully.
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by kerng 5y ago
Not up to date on things. But why? Not knowing much about this, To me it seems obvious that nation states (esp dictatorships) would try to change narratives to their advantage.
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by kerng 5y ago
Congrats. Well, you are confident when it matters!
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by kerng 5y ago
The odds of success are probably higher then using one of the now common dating apps.
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by kerng 5y ago
Well, wait until one of the big tech companies discovers crypto currencies and starts offering DeFi solutions built into their platforms.
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by kerng 5y ago
Always interesting when something is on front page, but doesn't have a single comment. Anyone one know why that can happen? Is it that a title sounds interesting, so people upvote (this one had 86 votes) but noone actually reads or fin
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by kerng 5y ago
Sometimes I wonder if people indeed believe climate change isn't real. I have difficulty imagining that there are so many that believe it's a myth. Maybe what is more common is that people do believe climate change is real, but th
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by kerng 5y ago
Interesting. Would be curious to know what parts they worked at. GM seems high enough to know about "areas to look at". Still doesn't excuse having such bugs in the first place though.
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by kerng 5y ago
Do you use it for anything?
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by kerng 5y ago
Its similar for CISOs and other exec positions. Just look at some of the large breaches that happened like 5 years ago and where the CISOs of these companies work for now. Breaches typically help them improve their profile and career in the
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by kerng 5y ago
I'm not German, but I have noticed quite the opposite just yesterday actually: Some non-german person posted a picture of Angela Merkel and highlighted how incredible she is and humble and all the good work she did and how she should b
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by kerng 5y ago
Agreed, the common lack of authentication and authorization make it a nightmare with microservice deployments.
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by kerng 5y ago
Interesting, it's worth noting that the scheme can sometimes also be used to cause SSRF to a different protocol which might not use http, like ftp or gopher, s3,... SSRF are fun, sometimes the leak credentials directly also - when serv
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by kerng 5y ago
I'm always wondering what the right approach is when using third party authentication. Use scopes or just store user identifier and permission in your own database. I have seen the two authorization approaches get co-mingled, which lea

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