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721.
by lysace 1y ago
Private/secret APIs in DOS/Windows were a prominent part of the US and EU antitrust lawsuits against Microsoft in the 90s/00s.
722.
by lysace 1y ago
It is inevitable that the journalistic integrity of the Guardian goes to shit?
723.
by lysace 1y ago
This is not what the article is outlining.
724.
by lysace 1y ago
It is amazing how much their quality levels have fallen during the past two decades. I used to point to their reporting as something that my nation’s newspapers should seek to emulate. (My nation’s newspapers have since fallen even lower.
725.
by lysace 1y ago
> I'll eventually find the same familiar blocks of code or patterns-of-blocks-of-code all referencing each other like before... just with even more new layers of indirection added in each Windows release. Thanks for the confirmation
726.
by lysace 1y ago
with wages starting at $16 an hour for generalist raters and $21 an hour for super raters, according to workers That’s sort of what I expect the Guardian’s UK online non-sub readers to make. Perhaps GlobalLogic should open a subsidiary in
727.
by lysace 1y ago
Trolol? How much of the core parts of the kernel do you think have been rewritten since?
728.
by lysace 1y ago
That’s one vulnerability.
729.
by lysace 1y ago
Nginx is now owned by F5. Big, expensive and amazingly slow in terms of development. Related notice: I really enjoy using haproxy for load balancing.
730.
by lysace 1y ago
Random: Perhaps that full source code leak in 2004 actually helped harden the kernel, long term? https://betanews.com/2004/02/13/windows-source-leak-traces-b...
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by lysace 1y ago
The Norwegian Defence Ministry did not cover itself in glory by suing the classification society DNV for $1.7Bn in damages but was forced to drop the case when the investigation showed the ship ultimately sank due to the failure to close i
732.
by lysace 1y ago
With a single case fitting two iPhone Airs back to back and rotated, like a long stick? :)
733.
by lysace 1y ago
I had assumed they were already behind the GFW but that doesn't seem to be the case from a quick search.
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by lysace 1y ago
https://archive.is/bEF61 tl;dr: "Kazakhstan, Ethiopia, Pakistan, and Myanmar, as well as another unidentified country"
735.
by lysace 1y ago
This reads like a joke that's missing the punchline. The post's author's resume section reinforces this feeling: I am a skilled force multiplier, acclaimed speaker, artist, and prolific blogger. My writing is widely viewed a
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by lysace 1y ago
Yay overpriced/overprovisioned but quality hardware, hobbled by reasonably secure but also overly limited software. I might buy this time since it's been four years since last time. Apple average net profit margin for 2024 was 25
737.
by lysace 1y ago
This is is honestly an economic nobrainer. Of course it needs to be tuned correctly for the context. I hope they they look at the long history of this in the Nordics. There's an insane amount of economic research readily available.
738.
by lysace 1y ago
That part of the complaint is specifically about 1500 ”WhatsApp engineers”. Different culture from the blue app, or whatever they call it?
739.
by lysace 1y ago
1991 me would prefer the phone do-it-all. 2025 me would prefer the separate devices.
740.
by lysace 1y ago
The only way this shit show will ever stop is if behavior like this is ultimately rewarded with a corporate death penalty. E.g. their trademarks being put in the public domain and assets confiscated to compensate their victims. The watch in
741.
by lysace 1y ago
It's kind of sad how much knowledge is hidden inside companies. (I'm assuming something like this was achieved decades ago in certain companies.)
742.
by lysace 1y ago
Thanks. Odd product portfolio: https://cloanto.com/
743.
by lysace 1y ago
That recent "purchase of Commodore" by some Youtuber... it doesn't really include the distribution rights of the C64 ROM containing (a newer version of) this 6502 Basic, right?
744.
by lysace 1y ago
16 MWh of electricity/year isn’t really an outlier for an electrically heated (via efficient heat pumps) house in Sweden either. Your number above probably includes apartments and houses heated using district heating, e.g. from incine
745.
by lysace 1y ago
I guess this kind of justice is bad for business.
746.
by lysace 1y ago
From an outsider POV (holding Alphabet stock!): The US legal system seems quite broken.
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by lysace 1y ago
Okay, half a point. However, Twitter wasn't instrumental in getting Erdogan elected in 2003. TV/Radio has been his thing: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-13746679 https://www.theguardian.com&
748.
by lysace 1y ago
The problem here is primarily Erdogan and secondarily Musk.
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by lysace 1y ago
Because it takes a a lot of reading/studying/experimentation to get things right. I'm personally halfway through that journey (having spent like 4h reading docs/learning, on top of the development). I suspect it could
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by lysace 1y ago
From my pov (saas, 1k domains): the most destructive/DDoS/idiotic brute force crawling peaked around half a year ago.

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