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by mentat 10y ago
People on HN are interesting in things that affect their lives. Curse them! I mean, really, come on.
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by mentat 10y ago
Please tell me this is sarcasm. The system is working...
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by mentat 10y ago
If you're that confident that you have either already been phished or haven't had someone try. It happens, you make a mistake, you click too fast. A little humility goes a long way.
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by mentat 10y ago
This probably isn't the best phrasing: > It sounds like you had a really bad experience, which of course is your prerogative. Sharing it might be someone's prerogative but labelling their experience this way doesn't feel u
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by mentat 10y ago
Great summary of the issues. Though I've been only tangentially involved, I agree with all the points, especially "drunk on their story".
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by mentat 10y ago
He's aggressive and isn't super consistent. In the end I think the conclusion of the Twitter conversation I had with him was good but then you look at the rest of the it and it's just aggressively negative. Conspiracies every
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by mentat 10y ago
People who want a stable container orchestration engine and through that, the users.
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by mentat 10y ago
It's not useful though. You can't take Docker "laptop containers" and use them in production. It's at best a development tool, at worst creating yet another environment to support and to have test differences in.
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by mentat 10y ago
Kubernetes deployments are as high level as you can get while still having anything to do with actual operational environments. You don't have to use the lower level constructs if you don't want to. If you don't understand wh
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by mentat 10y ago
Well, they're about a decade ahead of everyone else, at least. It's not about if you feel "tired", it just is. If you don't like it try to learn from them and do better.
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by mentat 10y ago
That's just it, it isn't precise, at all. No one seems to remember 2000. It was a disaster in large part due to the lack of precision of paper voting. Those who don't remember are doomed to repeat I guess.
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by mentat 10y ago
This person has clarified several times that English is not their first language and they're making a positive suggestion of how you can better target small startups yet you're endorsing the criticism of their use of a single word
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by mentat 10y ago
Massively inefficient meaning that 100x phones are not paired with people? That seems unlikely.
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by mentat 10y ago
Wonder how long it will take SDRs to be recognized as similar tools.
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by mentat 10y ago
Of course not taking your phone is a visible data footprint if you're detected in other ways. Secrecy is a pretty hard problem now.
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by mentat 10y ago
I'm not sure if you call it a "precaution" when you notice someone's pwnd you. Still good job noticing it after the fact.
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by mentat 10y ago
Right, but who's going to risk their child being taken away by the state.
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by mentat 10y ago
Single point of integration for all of your microservices necessities (load balancing, circuit breaking, load shedding, distributed tracing, metrics, logging). It's really interesting that no one talks about this but if you get relativ
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by mentat 10y ago
There's some interesting science fiction opportunities here. When you open a connect to a site then all traffic over that connection is subject to the jurisdiction of the ToS for that site regardless of disclosure. Also we don't e
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by mentat 10y ago
No, but it also doesn't mean it won't react better. Are you presenting an argument here?
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by mentat 10y ago
Modern consumer culture's real message. Spend time and money on entertainment, not on children.
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by mentat 10y ago
The statement is that that person could have also subverted other methods currently in use, not that that particular person would be impacted.
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by mentat 10y ago
What it owes is what the IRS can get, there's not some abstract "just" amount that it should pay.
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by mentat 10y ago
> Beware of phishing attacks. Do not click on links from people you don’t know, or that seem out of character from your trusted contacts and companies. This was not necessary for this attack to be successful on the default configuration
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by mentat 10y ago
Agree with the comment that the blogger doesn't understand what phishing is. This could be done against a huge number of people through various approaches with ad network code or targeted attacks controlling path to internet. That&#x27
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by mentat 10y ago
They're just talking about reality of every day landings. If you don't like it, don't make up counterfactual claims in the first place.
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by mentat 10y ago
That why you use procedures that find bugs early. This has been solve (in various ways) since the 70s yet people are still writing about how it's "not possible".
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by mentat 10y ago
Are you running on physical hardware?
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by mentat 10y ago
> Earth is too large to lose a significant proportion of its atmosphere through Jeans escape. The current rate of loss is about three kilograms (3 kg) of hydrogen and 50 grams (50 g) of helium per second. Seems true to the tune of whatev
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by mentat 10y ago
Plentiful if you have the land. The relative availability and cost of land is not guaranteed.

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