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by makach 5y ago
Indeed. Comedy is usually frowned upon in here, but this article posted is golden. We're all some type of asshole. Definitively a dark eye opener for me.
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by makach 5y ago
“Never argue with an idiot. They will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.” -Mark Twain It is be impossible to expect a person above you in a hirarchy to be reasonable.
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by makach 5y ago
E2E encryption != Encryption at rest.
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by makach 5y ago
Sometimes someone just want to see the world burn
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by makach 5y ago
It is pain. I'm not saying it is brave. It is a reflection on reality. You cannot improve if you don't exist on the same level of existence as everyone else. Avoiding the pain is just equal to sticking your head in the ground and
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by makach 5y ago
Dude, you need to chillax. I too have a love-hate affair with technology, but I choose the walled garden to get everything working seamless for everyone. It's a brave new world, and a way to cope is to embrace it with warts and all. In
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by makach 5y ago
e2e encryption is not amazing these days, it is a basic requirement. i.e. if you communicate using https you are using e2e encryption.
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by makach 5y ago
Does this also work in a 3D environment?
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by makach 5y ago
...wait, this is a joke?! ..right? *edit: yes, published 1 april 2018
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by makach 5y ago
What we need is transparent encryption at rest, where only you have the keys.
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by makach 5y ago
Different problems require different solutions. Working from home is here to stay and will probably be much more accepted moving into the future. If it is going to eliminate working in the office, I don't think so. If it will, it will
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by makach 5y ago
OK, there are some lessons to learn from this article but overall it sounds like tl;dr do the work for your boss, make him shine. If I followed those advice I'd probably implode in a puff of black smoke.
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by makach 5y ago
Well, this is very problematic for a privacy concerned company. Under no circumstances do I want Apple to scan my private files/photos, aspecially so if it means that an alarm can allow someone to determine if it is a positive or a fal
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by makach 5y ago
This is an expert response.
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by makach 5y ago
I wish they didn’t just take the well established name of a principle and re use it in their distro-name. As much as I appreciate this initiative I think they should consider the importance of naming and branding. An original product should
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by makach 5y ago
Regex is great and I love it, but the greatest trick is to know when you need to write a parser instead.
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by makach 5y ago
this. I do not miss 400 options(!) nor the icky stick menus that sticks together like a 80's playboy magazine. Its good to see digital revolution embrace restaurants. I'd much rather struggle with my phone and my own grime than fi
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by makach 5y ago
LOVELY. Thank you.
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by makach 5y ago
It is like that. Leaving for what? Most places are similar. Same shit different people. Some times you get lucky, and you get some time where things are working for you - but teams never remain, good people move on or up. Leaving is not alw
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by makach 5y ago
These things happens. It's not your fault but a consequence of things that can improve. You'll recover. Misconfiguration is also cyber securiy threat #1 these days.
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by makach 5y ago
Just blows my mind how much content you can provide through the browser. Beautiful game, and a wonderful experience. Some bugs (one of the paths lead outside navigational area) but not that bothered me particular. The browser is not a brows
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by makach 5y ago
A great article, but isn’t the strategy just «if you want to win [in RISK] don’t lose.» I tend to play with the same people over and over and usually we balance who wins. It’s a great game, should I over complicate it?
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by makach 5y ago
This is very interesting, it is not an understatement that this is an advanced tool. I wonder, how do you update your your OS and your application with this enabled?
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by makach 5y ago
What you "can" and "cannot do" should be formalized in the organisational structure. If it isn't you'll always run to your manager and ask for permission, this can be problematic if your manager is micromanagin
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by makach 5y ago
I don’t understand why people want to replace PGP. Of course we can improve the technology but the fact is that security is hard and requires interplay between the humans, processes and technology to work. It’s not enough to rely on just on
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by makach 5y ago
Heck. I am not a fan of bitcoin but I think that statement is flawed. The technology is young and developing. Instead of killing it/or wanting it dead, work with its potential.
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by makach 5y ago
I don't think he was doing that. It's just a perspective. It is when I read these stories that I truly consider how short our lives are. I can't stop thinking about how fragile our beliefs are once we hold them up against som
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by makach 5y ago
That was exceptionally fun. I thought I had the answer but I was completely wrong. I shouldn't have stopped the debugging and rush to the solution. Unfortunately it is a game, and it allowed me to do it. To me this seems pretty obscure
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by makach 5y ago
Excellent reply! Thanks! ..and also thanks for pointing out the obvious *magic in the code!
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by makach 5y ago
reading the source code of these essential functions like ´strlen strcpy´ etc is like magician showing you how the trick is performed. and it feels utterly devastating, like I have been cheated, the banality of how it works and how simple i

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