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2y ago
Is it a common case? Seems like the vast portion of porn is made by professional actors, isn't it?
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2y ago
Why "exploitation of people" in porn is unethical? Are the porn actors forced to work?
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2y ago
As you can see here, the main question is what are the advantages over Ansible, a mature and the most popular agentless configuration management tool written in Python. So I propose putting this answer right to the landing page
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2y ago
Thank you for that anyway. This simple idea is so good that nohello.com even got localized ( neprivet.com -- Russian version )
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negus
2y ago
That's great. But doesn't the whole concept of E2E test mean that you use real environment without mocking the components?
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3y ago
Nice try, book promoters.
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3y ago
Just temporary add the user to yet another group with the needed permissions. Or use the IAM conditional policy. Or impersonate a service-account (which is more or less the same as asuming AWS role) GCP's lack of "AWS role" c
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negus
3y ago
How is it different?
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3y ago
Sorry for you experience. But it not always like this. Sane security guys always remember that they are there to support the business, not to slow down the development or to prevent useful information and assets from being accessed. So they
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3y ago
Temporary Privileges is an example of security theater. It does not change the attack surface in a threat model because the model is not temporal. Has anyone ever shown a practical evidence that the attacker will face a problem waiting for
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3y ago
Why would you prefer Pytorch to Tensorflow/Keras?
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3y ago
Why helping to exfiltrate the money out of Russia is bad? Don't you think that this is much better for the goals of the western sanctions than preventing money from going out of the country? I'm a Russian guy (with a Freedom bank
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3y ago
Because early JetBrains development was based mainly in Saint Petersburg.
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3y ago
As a Russian living among Greeks I can not say that I experienced any unusual rudeness. But yes, permanent smiling may be considered to be deceptive and insincere by some Russians. But anyway: people tend to express themself in many differ
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3y ago
It is so boring to discuss if you want to challenge the official history https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rurik https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Russia
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3y ago
> Rus, meaning “red.” In what language? There is no understanding among Russian historians regarding the meaning of this word. The version with "rowmen" is dominant though. Though it is agreed that originally it was the name o
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3y ago
> Much of the criticism Google received around Chrome and Search, especially around supposed conflicts of interest with Ads, was way off base (it's surprising how often coincidences and mistakes can appear malicious). What a coincid
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3y ago
Who told you that GCP AZs typically coexist in the same building? Can you provide the source of this information? If you open for example one site of us-central1 region ( 41.17425599375981, -95.80193009453644 ) you will see that just this o
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3y ago
Confirm. I like GCP and I'm going to use it for the new projects as well, but the situation with their antifraud checks is really troublesome
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3y ago
Can you be more specific? I experience no problems navigating the GCP Console UI. Though I mostly do not do it -- I have stuctured bookmarklets for everything I use and it works really great. And also I use gcloud and Terraform a lot. GCP
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3y ago
It is not. There is no sense at all: you could use manually crafted HTML page with malicious links, there is no benefit in using Google Docs export for this.
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3y ago
Do you really think this kind of jokes is a good explanation? One can easily replace "Atlas Shrugged" with almost any book in it. Your reply states that for you even the word "libertarian" is offensive.
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negus
3y ago
Why so? Can you provide a more detailed description on why do you think her novels are unworthy?
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3y ago
Should. But we are talking about software vulnerabilities here. It means that things do not work as intended.
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3y ago
If the malware controls the bootloader nothing will help: it can imitate any kind of restore, modifying the OS image on the fly
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3y ago
Can you show some evidence?
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3y ago
Haven't read about Pegasus, but what you describe is the behavior of bootkits. Factory reset does not imply that you erase 100% of your permanent storage: some part of it should contain the system programs to restore the system. If th
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3y ago
no. these are the files for the book, not the book itself. the files are useless without the original text
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3y ago
I guess GitHub is enough important and delicate. How often do they deploy?
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3y ago
There is nothing surprising. Russians watch lots of American movies/TV shows. So many terms are being borrowed. This how the culture spreads. Even though very few Russians would actually hold a sale in a garage due to the difference i
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