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by mixdup 4mo ago
They didn't say they aren't shipping in China, just working through regulatory issues. I assume that means they're working on a China-operated "private" cloud compute instance like every other US cloud provider They
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by mixdup 4mo ago
Apple isn't shipping this in the EU
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by mixdup 5mo ago
really odd that it basically doesn't tell or show you anything specific about the features. no screenshots of the service, or documentation to know exactly what it does or how it works
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by mixdup 5mo ago
30 seconds in and you can already tell this isn't worth watching. Apple didn't steal 42% of PC market share, their market share increased 42% (and I'm just assuming the 42% is correct) which means it went to like 3%
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by mixdup 5mo ago
Why not manage your one single DNS server with a tool like Ansible? Why fragment it and have to manage it on dozens/hundreds/thousands of endpoints instead?
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by mixdup 5mo ago
"just use /etc/hosts" is wild. That is effectively just going from one DNS server servicing all of your machines to having bespoke DNS servers individually running on every host. madness
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by mixdup 5mo ago
But the EU is incredibly bureaucratic. I'm not saying the US is perfectly functional, especially recently, but a lot of the processes involved here are incredibly Byzantine to accommodate enforcement not being at the top
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by mixdup 5mo ago
The hoops the EU goes through to be both a federal and also not a federal entity at the same time is crazy Just let the EU enforce these laws like the US DOJ or FTC would. If I had to file a complaint with the Alabama FCC or the Mississippi
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by mixdup 5mo ago
This mentality is a huge problem in America. We have insane amounts of corruption and just flat out crime. The corruption just rarely gets prosecuted in a courtroom
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by mixdup 5mo ago
Customs law? You have an absolute right to return to the country as a citizen. You do not have an absolute right to bring whatever you want into the country, even as a citizen so they can search your belongings to see if you are carrying co
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by mixdup 5mo ago
They can't prevent you from entering the country. You do not have an unlimited right to bring items into the country with you, though. They can absolutely prevent you from bringing your phone across the border if you decline to unlock
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by mixdup 5mo ago
I'm sure it will be completely fine and natural and not a conflict of interest at all when SpaceX wins this contract
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by mixdup 5mo ago
So presumably what this malicious extension did was steal the Github employee's tokens/cookies and then the attackers had access to the internal Github repos Bad enough that the employee was able to install arbitrary executable co
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by mixdup 5mo ago
I'm not sure why you would say there's no significant inclement weather in Atlanta. The flooding this week was not super common, but also not unheard of. It rains here a LOT in the summer
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by mixdup 5mo ago
Responding to an unknown security tester like that is a selling point, not a cautionary tale
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by mixdup 5mo ago
Calm down with the questions, he's not the President
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by mixdup 5mo ago
Service is a way more lucrative line of business for dealers and manufacturers than you imagine. They may be trying to sell your data to insurance companies but for the most part they can't do that without telling you, and I've ne
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by mixdup 5mo ago
>Surely collecting telemetry on nearly every mile you drive could never be a sensible use of time or money, right? What kind of insanity is that? They're not collecting in depth telemetry on every mile you drive, as you drive it. Th
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by mixdup 5mo ago
it's probably less about how you write the code to begin with and more about letting a tool hammer on it if you want to be a one man show handcrafting an artisan iOS app that will be fine, but you should probably let Claude bang agains
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by mixdup 6mo ago
And also as part of this, they have learned the lesson parent comment is trying to make: they called out that they are going to review their deployments and make sure there's no unused modules being deployed
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by mixdup 6mo ago
In the US at least the fiber standards are shaking out to telco vs. cable. Fiber providers who used to be telephone companies (AT&T, Verizon, and the smaller former Bells) are hitching to ITU standards in products developed and sold by
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by mixdup 6mo ago
Kind of the exception that proves the point. Yeah LDAP is open, and there's a dull roar of an underbelly of stuff glued together, or glued to AD via LDAP, but AD is proprietary and if it had been completely proprietary instead of built
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by mixdup 6mo ago
Wait, they did ATM to the desktop ? What year was that? I could see a college/university network department dominated by old school telecom guys deciding to use ATM to connect buildings, but it's kind of insane to think anyone at
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by mixdup 6mo ago
The ironic thing is many telephone companies ended up using ATM to serve ADSL. My childhood home in rural Alabama still only has one terrestrial internet option and that is a 6 megabit ADSL line from AT&T (originally Bellsouth) served o
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by mixdup 6mo ago
And that cheaper bit I think just came from reduced complexity. With things like ATM circuits and other similar highly reliable and predictable methods, they needed a lot of hand holding. You needed to provision an ATM circuit, you needed t
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by mixdup 6mo ago
As far as I know, generally, although different categories have different laws. But it's not illegal to have housing that is reserved for elderly people. It's not illegal to require someone to be 18 or 21 to come into your place o
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by mixdup 6mo ago
In the US ageism is illegal if you are discriminating against someone for being too old. It is not illegal in the US to discriminate against someone based on how young they are
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by mixdup 6mo ago
>Still, what if they offered it based on gender, religious belief, or race? Would that look just as good or bad of an offer. Those would be illegal. Based on age + tenure is not. Simple as that But in terms of optics, I think this comes
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by mixdup 6mo ago
"your officers can watch any camera at any time" absolutely is one of their selling points
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by mixdup 6mo ago
I've worked in enterprise IT departments for nearly 20 years and not once during a demo for any product has a sales engineer logged into a live customer or showed actual customer data

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