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by mox1 3y ago
This is correct, the Reddit poster(s) in question were discussing how lax Frontier was about Copyright strikes. The movie company presumably wanted to have that person testify about said lax policy in court.
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by mox1 3y ago
Do you want your cloud storage to "just work everywhere" or do you want to have full control of your data? Basically you get to choose one of the two options. Cryptomater on top of any of the cloud storage providers is a great set
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by mox1 3y ago
So if these landlords all got together every Monday and discussed detailed pricing / sales info that would be 100% legal? What would be the purpose of this meeting other than to make implicit pricing agreements? Does anti-trust law exp
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by mox1 3y ago
So my partner is in hr for a large firm. There was 3 day event last year where a bunch of her and peer companies got together with a middle person to “level set” and share aggregate salary data. The entire point of the event was to ensure i
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by mox1 3y ago
Can confirm. I work in financial services, we employ Imperva for WAF + DDoS. Initial onboard was 2 FTE for ~6 months. We are now at probably .5-.75 FTE. Onboarding new sites, responding to “waf broke the site”, type things and doing excepti
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by mox1 3y ago
They are specifically doing this for Oats. So think Cheerios and such. Sucks and is really frustrating, buy Organic oats and oat derived products I guess...
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by mox1 3y ago
The major companies who make RV have a standards body that they in theory build to their standards. Additionally the van maker publishes an “upfitters guide” which explains what you can do and how to do it safely. The more professional cust
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by mox1 3y ago
My company has a pretty unique strategy where we have separate AWS accounts for each unit within the company. Each unit gets a prod and non-prod account. We have ~150 accounts, so roughly 75 different department, with some having not much
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by mox1 3y ago
I would agree with you. But on the other hand, I think there will be a very high rewards for an entity that can "unlock" a easy, repeatable and usable set of remote work patterns. And by reward, other companies would pay a lot for
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by mox1 3y ago
Yea that upgrade caused something else to happen, because like OP said 20mbps of actual bandwidth will support 3-4 people on Zoom,Netflix(non 4k!),gaming just fine. You probably got a different modem, with more channels, that opened up more
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by mox1 3y ago
Overall Brave search has been good for me. I have been using it as the default on every PC / Browser I utilize. I will say there are times when it just falls flat. Like I will search for a brand or specific thing , expecting to get to
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by mox1 3y ago
You don't carry a second monitor and eGPU around. Those sit at your desk and your mobile laptop becomes a gaming desktop / dev workstation whenever you want it to. Then when you need your laptop back, you unplug 1 cord, put it int
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by mox1 3y ago
The KIA executives are having the exact same conversation right now after being required to recall vehicles from 2011[1]. I don't have a good answer for this, but requiring a company to "fix" something 12 years later that is
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by mox1 3y ago
Here is the problem with that. If Google does continue to support the product “forever”, then 20 years from now when a major vulnerability is exposed, they will have to fix it or perform a recall or something. I saw this first hand when the
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by mox1 3y ago
I moved to egpus a few years back and it has been great. I have a desktop when I need one for gaming and a laptop when I am on the go. anyone who uses a 2nd monitor is also “tethering” themselves to a desk, not sure that is a strong argumen
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by mox1 3y ago
Ohh you mean going from a senior IC into entry level management? Because that's exactly what tech lead is at most companies.
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by mox1 3y ago
Yes, you are exactly correct, MVP athletes (aka IC8s) CAN become coaches in their post-prime life. For a 20+ year developer, this is rarely possible. Broader set of things != Different things. So you don't think that moving a Disting
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by mox1 3y ago
It is a bad thing from the companies perspective! Here you have motivated , respected, talented individuals who wants to take all of the things they have learned and apply it to a broader set of things across the company. They are literally
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by mox1 3y ago
My point was that most corporations remove the option from high level individual contributors. The higher you go, the more the option is removed. I was directly told that I am more than qualified from a technical perspective to be a Directo
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by mox1 3y ago
I would argue the high-end IC career path isn't really respected in general at F500. I have worked for multiple large public companies. Most of the time the highest tier IC role consisted of the grizzled veteran engineers who were ther
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by mox1 3y ago
As a long time gear-head with lots of various engines around (cars, motorcycles, snowmobiles, etc. etc.) I would second this. Never buying a carburated thingy again. Its electric motor or fuel injection.
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by mox1 3y ago
If they are a "disgusting company" that "doesn't care about their creators" why are you still utilizing it! You can't have your cake and eat it too. Its incredibly disingenuous to say all this, then go on to wa
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by mox1 3y ago
You licensed the code as MIT - https://github.com/ofek/csi-gcs/blob/master/LICENSE-MIT Are you saying you have an issue with them copying your MIT licensed code?
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by mox1 3y ago
Yes, I have bought those, as well as ones from Amazon. Either they are of very low quality (only lasts 3-6 months in my car keyfob) or just fake. I was pointing out a cheap source for quality batteries.
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by mox1 3y ago
Digikey has all of the common coin cells you need, for prices that range from USD 0.50 to 3.50, which is to say FAAAR cheaper than at Walmart. It is a name brand too (Panasonic) https://www.digikey.com/en/products/
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by mox1 3y ago
Ahh yes the classic "prove a negative".
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by mox1 3y ago
Here's how it works: When the gov wants to crack a password, they gather all of your digital life (phone, computers, thumb drives, etc.) and basically run "strings" on all of the hard drives / data they have of you. They
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by mox1 4y ago
The attack in the article had zero mention of SMS 2FA. They swapped the sim to get access to credit card fraud alerts, delivered via SMS.
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by mox1 4y ago
Yea, this is the quiet part said out loud.
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by mox1 4y ago
So Apptio is a larger application for finance people, with some cloud cost management built in. They are the main users, I just have read only access an login perhaps monthly to view budgets and cloud spend. I just have access to small bits

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