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mihaaly
2y ago
> Microsoft pushed what objectively is a great tool ... excuse me!? Complete surveillance being a great tool?! Objectively great tool?! Maybe in China, yes.
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mihaaly
2y ago
What if it was encrypted but the key need to be present locally anyway. Key under the mat situation? PIN on the back of the card case?
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mihaaly
2y ago
My recollection is that the CEO stated no security problem with the product, security was their utmost and first the toppest priority all the time and into eternity, they wouldn't dare trying to release anything with security concerns.
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mihaaly
2y ago
Delay?! Will recording and storing all your activity ever be secure? Suddenly in the future it will flip and become secure or what do they expect from the delay? Ah, yes, I see, they want to delay until people are not concerned anymore. Coo
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mihaaly
2y ago
I may be off, but to me as an affected outsider (user) the continuing insistance of using passwords after decades (yes, several decades) of problems and proven vulnerability, then to 'mitigate' with putting second line of 'de
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mihaaly
2y ago
I observed they chose profit over usability and user needs as well (the list is toooo long, I save all of us from pouring all here, let's say I am contemplating getting a completely different job where I do not have to run circles arou
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mihaaly
2y ago
Yes. I am 52, having a good workplace but terrible job (bad quality desktop system to maintain, very frustrating like pissing into headwind against a hill), so I am looking around. If you do not have that _specific_tech_stack_ right now wit
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mihaaly
2y ago
Are liberal and secular teenagers more willing/open to admit problems or seek help for unusual troublesome matters set them apart form others than religious peers perhaps? Human culture of the past several centuries are full of art and
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mihaaly
2y ago
I have a faint to noticable but persistent back pain. It should be checked out but I do not want to cause bigger pain and mental strain than caused by the back pain by talking to 3-4 persons sending me around and putting me in phone queues
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mihaaly
2y ago
My increasing feeling is that the patients' purpose is to provide input for paperwork that gives exuse to write payslips. The patients are for the system, not the other way around. The patients are wrapped around (bounced around, jumpe
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mihaaly
2y ago
I can't wait until making tools for users will be the centerpiece of device development again instead of this corporate crap enforcement about half cooked whatevers acting on our behalf pretending to be a different us (I intentionally
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mihaaly
2y ago
Cloud compute and privacy in the same sentence, this is a new low bar for corporate bull*hit. Almost worse than the Windows Recall nonsense.
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mihaaly
2y ago
Concerning NHS I'd be extatic if they listened to my specific and narrow problem before writing paperwork that they do not read later and I have to tell again someone else in that 15 minutes they allocate for me, that would be a first
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mihaaly
2y ago
Responsible persons = public officials, in this regard. Responsible for public affairs and regulations, carrying out duties of the society as their position mandates. Not for the crimes, that's obviously someone else.
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mihaaly
2y ago
Or kill the potential victims, that will prevent future crimes too!
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mihaaly
2y ago
When responsible people with power feel powerless carrying out their responsibilities they tend to panic and force the innocents into an uncomfortable or damaging situation, endangering everyone instead of catching the comparably very few p
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mihaaly
2y ago
WTF is Sam Altman, asks a random busy folk from the other side of town not really interested in personal fame but common progress.
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mihaaly
2y ago
You chose to be fired, basicly quit. (this whole terminology debate is so futile and useless, mental food for the bored. WTF cares which exact colorful sticker we put on disagreements and the consequent parting. It's over, carry on.)
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mihaaly
2y ago
Right. The way the science community carry out their activity is increasingly shameful, I was thinking about an idealistic situation still, that is right. He will definitely have a fruitful career in a science leadership position, possibly
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mihaaly
2y ago
We are a small but distributed organisation targeted by ransomware attack some weeks ago having poor luck that an employee noticed that something strange is underway just now in our system and pulled the plug without hesitation or waiting f
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mihaaly
2y ago
> These actions, while serious, should not define Pai’s entire life Too late for that. Very late. Unluckily his mind is set on pretending too much. Which is ubiquitous and actually encouraged in life to a great degree (not like this shou
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mihaaly
2y ago
The premise is here creating a popular (i.e. for everyone, used broadly) language, not how to spend the boring Saturday evenings.
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mihaaly
2y ago
Creating programming language for the sake of creating programming language is not too smart or useful thing. Have a real problem to solve first please. If the main goal is to be popular go instead and be a movie star or a singer. Or if too
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mihaaly
2y ago
Ooops, in prime location too [blush]. : )
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mihaaly
2y ago
Reminds me of this from my young adult years, I wasted sooo much time on this very happily: https://www.myabandonware.com/game/the-incredible-machine-1m...
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mihaaly
2y ago
If the interviewer want to know if someone can write code at all, then why he/she expects much more than that in an interview? I believe there is no single declaration about 'what the interviewer' wants. Especially that sever
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mihaaly
2y ago
You are talking about the country where accounting systems cannot add numbers... And people believe anything that comes out of a computer regardless of thousands of signs that something is really not right. They rather prosecute others with
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mihaaly
2y ago
I believe standards are the minimum, not the maximum to implement, don't you think so?! Why those dare to implement - and explain - standards who cannot comprehend their purpose?....
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mihaaly
2y ago
Wrapping the reality around computer ssytems that supposed to (and proclaim themselves so) solve any problem. Post office scandal about the inability to add numbers, a tiny line f uk the whole system, and we want to give your life into the
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mihaaly
2y ago
You are spot on actually, despite - or because? - of your very high level perspective. I also agree with the why to invet yet another tool for the same thing kind of note. Could be that fresh graduates think they know much better than those
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