mike_d

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by mike_d 3y ago
They say it only impacts you if your registered address is in the US, cards with non-US addresses will continue to work even in the US. Reading between the lines they were told to stop serving US customers by some regulatory agency. Clearly
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by mike_d 3y ago
That was a lot of unnecessary emotion and hyperbole for what is effectively a paperwork issue on an international flight. The individual has a different legal name in two different legal jurisdictions. While "American Airlines" is
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by mike_d 3y ago
> how you see your project differs from GraphJSON ( https://www.graphjson.com/ ) and Tinybird ( https://www.tinybird.co/ )? Not OP, but neither of these appear to be open source?
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by mike_d 3y ago
> There are universal human rights Admittance to the United States is not a universal right. If I wanted to move to Europe right now, it is a lengthy painful process just like an alien trying to move to the US. Applicants will be screene
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by mike_d 3y ago
> One of the messages in this thread is literally stating they have special knowledge of the behinds the scene workings of Waymo. I may have hinted as such (being an ex-Googler), and I know this thread has gotten kinda buried but I wante
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by mike_d 3y ago
> strongly implied challenges around object permanence for Tesla Anyone who has ever ridden in a Tesla knows they have no real perception of the world around them. Even just driving down the road they show icons of the things around them
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by mike_d 3y ago
Waymo is amazing, knowing some of the stuff they do behind the scenes to ensure safety - I would feel safer riding in a Waymo than driving myself. My biggest fear has always been that Cruise or Tesla would shit the bed so bad we don't
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by mike_d 3y ago
> I guess I'm curious as to how someone self-hosting would be able to perform their security better than a Tier 1 iDP. If you use Okta, every single Okta support person is a super-admin in your environment with access to every role
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by mike_d 3y ago
> The main advantage of the Pi is the ecosystem and availability Availability is a big oof. We learned over the past few years that you shouldn't build anything of any importance on top of RPi because when manufacturing crunches hit
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by mike_d 3y ago
Seems like it should have been just been a pull request to libp2p if that was really the only justification.
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by mike_d 3y ago
If you think you are going to do an endrun around push notifications by just using SMS instead, you are going to run into a lot of user friction and technical challenges. Just figure out how to do push notifications. SMS is so incredibly lo
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by mike_d 3y ago
If your SSO is on-prem (or non-SaaS) only you have access to it. Using Okta, every random support person at Okta is a super-admin within your organization able to grant themselves access to all of your stuff.
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by mike_d 3y ago
Which lets be honest isn't a problem that 99% of the sites using Cloudflare need to solve. Nobody is going to waste energy and time to attack your blog with your vacation photos. The huge wave of DDoS extortion attacks that happened 3-
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by mike_d 3y ago
On April 3rd the IP address for ns1.jabber.ru was changed [1]. Two weeks later the first LetsEncrypt certificate was issued. Could be related? 1. https://dns.coffee/nameservers/ns1.jabber.ru
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by mike_d 3y ago
Great callout: > Don't use Cloudflare or similar services. See my article here for an explanation on why. If you use a service like this, you're basically already MitMing yourself. I wish more people would realize that when arg
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by mike_d 3y ago
The organization conducting the MitM likely has physical access to the machine already. The original post indicates the link on the network interface went down for 19 seconds, indicating a device was placed in front of the server.
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by mike_d 3y ago
It is perfectly legal because of sovereign immunity. If NSO Group is operating on behalf of a country, it is espionage and the remedies are diplomatic. Should NSO ever choose to take on commercial customers they could be subject to criminal
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by mike_d 3y ago
My friend worked at a cheese plant and they would let him take home 5 blocks of cheese a day as long as it wasn't packaged (employees just wrapped it in wax paper). Pretty common across all types of manufacturing.
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by mike_d 3y ago
> America still has an outstanding amount of industrial capacity. Small arms ammunition manufacturing is controlled by a very small number of players that are incentivized to keep production capacity low. There is enough production to me
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by mike_d 3y ago
Yup. You'd be charged with the relevant Australian law by Australian authorities. I call this out in the last sentence. Article 50 of the GDPR actually acknowledges they have no enforcement authority unless they can mutual agreements w
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by mike_d 3y ago
Yes, the EU can assess a fine, but they will need to find some grounding in the US legal system for a court to accept it. If a foreign country could simply register and collect judgements against Americans unrestricted, someone would have f
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by mike_d 3y ago
> I'm pretty sure interpol would still track me down and try to extradite Correct. I mentioned that in the last sentence. > So it's legal for me to hack into European datacenters This is where it gets murky. Clarview AI is s
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by mike_d 3y ago
European laws simply do not apply in the United States. The same way that as an Australian citizen you don't have to abide by a ban on e-cigarettes in Singapore even if the law is written in a way that says it applies globally. If Clea
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by mike_d 3y ago
Microsoft sales folks ran around to all the large organizations with on-prem mail systems (both Unix based and Exchange) offering deeply discounted Office licenses and free UNISYS contractors for migrations if the org would commit to moving
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by mike_d 3y ago
In your mind what would have been a smart acquisition? Why do you think the number of players who could "scale" is so small? Up until the O365 apocalypse, there were tons of people operating 100k to 1m user email systems on a few
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by mike_d 3y ago
I am a licensed locksmith and consult on auto theft. If you have dealt with a dealership that provided unlock codes without proper paperwork feel free to shoot me an email (in my profile) and I will get it escalated up to the manufacturer.
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by mike_d 3y ago
> I declined to press charges after I learned that. You were the district attorney at the time this was happening? Why didn't you do more to stop it?
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by mike_d 3y ago
Somewhat related (to the cookie recipe) is the purest cookie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crjxpZHv7Hk
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by mike_d 3y ago
https://archive.ph/MxmE7
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by mike_d 3y ago
The current spot rate for an entire flatbed semi is $2.28/mile. A freight broker could get this to your door in a shared load for half that.

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