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by keypusher 5y ago
> for all of microsoft's user hostile practices, google's products are fifty times worse. I’ve never experienced any of these issues with Google Authenticator, or heard of anyone experiencing anything similar.
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The Impending Doom of Expiring Root CAs and Legacy Clients(scotthelme.co.uk)
23 points by keypusher 5y ago|3 comments
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by keypusher 5y ago
I think this is a good idea, but even if they were to require a peer-reviewed citation in such cases, it's possible to find examples that somewhat support his view. Especially if you cherry pick quotes. For instance: > Novel coron
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by keypusher 5y ago
They are primarily in supply chain management. Given the current issues worldwide with supply chain disruption, this seems like a prescient acquisition.
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by keypusher 6y ago
You may want to look at your options on the ACA marketplace again. The recent stimulus bill included significantly more subsidies for ACA plans and enrollment is reopened for the next few months.
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by keypusher 6y ago
You're right, that would have been better. I certainly didn't mean to imply this process always goes smoothly, or that the quality of the work they provide is without question.
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by keypusher 6y ago
The short answer is that they deliver solutions and support. What they sell, primarily, is the ability for someone at your company to call them and say "we have problem X" and they will respond "no problem, we can solve prob
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by keypusher 6y ago
Hitachi Data Systems has been in IT since 1989, and their history in the market goes back in to 60's or 70's. Now rebranded Hitachi Vantara, most of their revenue was competition was in the same space as EMC (now owned by Dell) f
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by keypusher 6y ago
They have actually been in this area for quite a while. My first real dev job was at HDS after they acquired Archivas back in 2007. We built off the Archivas foundation to deliver petabyte-scale object storage for big enterprise/govt
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by keypusher 6y ago
Diversity training? The former president banned it and people have been fired for not attending. Seems quite "politically-charged".
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by keypusher 6y ago
I believe the above comment was suggesting that if the union vote passes, Amazon will swiftly begin to get rid of as many human workers as possible and invest heavily in robotics to replace them.
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by keypusher 6y ago
It's not about $50/copy, it's about lost revenue from GTA:Online which makes money off micro-transactions and continued spending from existing customers. And yes, I think it should be obvious that very long load times has ma
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by keypusher 6y ago
It’s absolutely worth that much and more. GTA5 Online pulled in well over $500 million in 2019, and even more in 2020. It’s now the 3rd best selling game of all time, behind only Tetris and Minecraft. https://www.tweaktown.com
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by keypusher 6y ago
How much does it cost to run the US treasury though?
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by keypusher 6y ago
Just as a security researcher’s job is to find vulnerabilities and promote best practices, it’s not to hack and then publicly shame their employer. Ethics researchers should be the same, no? Find ethical issues and promote best practices,
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by keypusher 6y ago
BitMex offers 100x leverage, which is quite dangerous in any market, but in one as volatile as cryptocurrency is almost certain to wipe out your account very quickly.
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by keypusher 6y ago
Inflation is already here, it's just that the wealth hasn't "trickled down" into the middle/lower class so consumer goods haven't spiked yet. It will seep out eventually, but right now it's mostly still s
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by keypusher 6y ago
> Table 1 provides details of the B.1.1.7 lineage-specific non-synonymous mutations and deletions. We note that many occur in the virus spike protein. https://virological.org/t/preliminary-genomic-characterisati...
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by keypusher 6y ago
So, it was my understanding that Fedora was the beta/testing upstream distro for RHEL. Features and development would go from Fedora -> RHEL -> CentOS, previously. With CentOS moving upstream of RHEL, it seems a bit strange doe
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by keypusher 6y ago
So if Google had chosen to use a different language for Android then Sun would still be around? I don't think so.
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by keypusher 6y ago
The 90's band Self has a similar issue.
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by keypusher 6y ago
Apple does research, design and software but all the manufacturing and assembly is done in China by Chinese companies. Mostly Samsung and Foxconn. Nvidia is the same but the chips are fabbed by TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor).
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by keypusher 6y ago
Google should have bought Sun. They would have been better custodians probably, and in the end Oracle will basically get it for free after this battle is over.
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by keypusher 6y ago
I linked a clear instance of exactly that, an article written this week by a doctor whose patient contracted the virus twice in a short period, with references to other examples. Further, the claim that most viruses create immunity for a me
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by keypusher 6y ago
> Models like Britton’s and Gomes’s also assume that, after infection, people obtain immunity. There is growing evidence that people can catch covid more than once, even within a short time after clearing the first infection. While not 1
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by keypusher 6y ago
Debugging and hotfixing in production is not generally a good idea. Updating a site with significant traffic will usually involve pushing some type of artifact through a build system and deploying it to multiple servers, and that’s true whe
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The Ketamine Chronicles, April 2019(humanparts.medium.com)
93 points by keypusher 7y ago|57 comments
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by keypusher 7y ago
I don't think you understand what is actually going on under the hood here, at all. Methods are member functions of a class, and must be invoked on an object. someInstance.foo() When invoking a method from within the class, you
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by keypusher 7y ago
> If you think you understand quantum mechanics then you don't understand quantum mechanics. Richard Feynman
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by keypusher 7y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/listentothis

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