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by neoCrimeLabs 3y ago
"26 April 1999: I've been "slashdotted". " [1] Wow, that brings back memories! I remember reading this article when it was posted to Slashdot because I had /just/ ordered @Home service. Instead I went wi
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by neoCrimeLabs 3y ago
This was also educational, thank you!
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by neoCrimeLabs 3y ago
Thank you for reminding me of this article! More people designing applications need to read it.
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by neoCrimeLabs 3y ago
What was the criteria used to determine these were good web design? Also, how is a website that only provides links/QR code to the mobile app store a good web design? That is the antithesis of good web design as it literally tells all
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by neoCrimeLabs 4y ago
I do not see their sales numbers, but based upon their actions it's pretty clear where their top sellers are. That and Apple has a notable history of dropping standards they no longer feel are current to push new standards. Even if t
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by neoCrimeLabs 4y ago
I'll be curious when we can expect a Mac Pro Tower on apple silicon. I know one person whose high-end music studio revolves around his tower and low latency multi-channel audio cards. He's starting to have concern they will be a
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by neoCrimeLabs 4y ago
My first thought was "Is FIDOnet still relevant after all these decades?" then remembered FIDO U2F
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by neoCrimeLabs 4y ago
This reminds me of Omega [1] from 1989. One of the more fun games I've played. I was thinking about giving it a go again and seeing how well I do. [1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omega_(video_game) - ht
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by neoCrimeLabs 4y ago
The problem isn't leetcode so much as how it's interpreted. Goodhart's Law: “When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure.” Leetcode questions are a useful measurement in the interview process What they are
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by neoCrimeLabs 4y ago
The newly announced Polyend Play and Teenage Engineering OP-1 Field are great examples of very different UX and very different workflows to solve a similar problem - making music without a computer, creatively, ideally with a flow state. It
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by neoCrimeLabs 4y ago
This will be fun to play with, even if I'm not entirely convinced of its practicality. It does make me wonder, if I will receive the Turing Pi2 or 4x compute modules first.
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by neoCrimeLabs 4y ago
Rather than trying to convince web developers, how possible is this to get the feature depreciated in browsers?
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by neoCrimeLabs 4y ago
A friend asked me offline to elaborate on my scenario, answering publicly. We had a gap of about 12 capabilities in our environment. The capabilities were in the same family, but functionally different. To make matters more complicated,
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by neoCrimeLabs 4y ago
Even if you had presented, there was a big chance that SQL Windows would have been chosen anyway. The risk calculation senior leadership would have considered delivering anything sooner with iterative improvement versus a long ramp up but
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by neoCrimeLabs 4y ago
The first thing that crossed my brain after reading the title was: "It's almost impossible to buy a new one. How you improve the security of something you can never get access to?" Didn't realize how frustrated I was wi
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by neoCrimeLabs 4y ago
In 2000/2001 I was offered a position at a startup who was looking to make it big in the intrusion detection and prevention space. They handed me a contract with an IP clause that summed up to their owned any idea I came up with. This
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by neoCrimeLabs 4y ago
These days I mostly use unique addresses, unique passwords, and where possible MFA to secure my accounts. Reduces the risk of brute force attacks and other weak account compromises. Historically though my intention was to track who sold my
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by neoCrimeLabs 4y ago
It's true, being a successful information security engineer requires a very diverse understanding of technology and psychology. Not one person understands all the technology in existence, and no one person ever will. Also engineers com
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by neoCrimeLabs 4y ago
I wanted to say LinkedIn, but realized registering was easy. Avoiding the dark patterns claiming to be "verification" is what takes time and effort. :-) Thanks for asking about this, never ran across userinyerface before.
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by neoCrimeLabs 4y ago
2012? And it seems so little has changed. Several times per month I am told by websites that my supplied email isn't valid even though it can receive email. All because it is using one of the "new" top level domains &quo
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by neoCrimeLabs 4y ago
In hind sight I explained that poorly, but I'm also distracted in a meeting, so should probably be focusing on that. :-D
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by neoCrimeLabs 4y ago
In my experience most weather is reported with relative humidity, but dew point is also important. When the dew point reaches a certain level it is described by some as feeling "muggy". There is a feeling that your skin is wet
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by neoCrimeLabs 4y ago
Something else I noticed while living in Seattle. Compared to the US East coast and much of the mid-west it's FAR less muggy year-round in spite of constant overcast, rain, or mist for most of the year. I remember flying from Seattle
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by neoCrimeLabs 5y ago
It's your assumption that I don't do anything else. Imagine it like this: DNT is a "No Trespassing" sign. Do no trespassing signs actually stop anyone from trespassing? No. In this case, I use it as a tool to judge who
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by neoCrimeLabs 5y ago
I set Do Not Track (DNT) header on my browser. That is my answer, and any company who asks my consent for tracking cookies anyway is /already/ violating my consent by ignoring my my clear and standard communication. Anyone who r
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by neoCrimeLabs 5y ago
You are missing something. You list several completely different types of databases and then mention you are looking for a "general purpose database". This tells me you do not understand the problem you are trying to solve, theref
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by neoCrimeLabs 5y ago
I'm very tempted to introduce tortured phrases at work for occasional humor. For example, who needs "continuous integration" when you have "ceaseless incorporation"? Sometimes it's nice to see if anyone reads
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by neoCrimeLabs 5y ago
Now if only there was a way to force the IOS Facebook app to use an external browser for links clicked within the app. Yeah sure, they can still track the click, but would lose visibility beyond that.
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by neoCrimeLabs 5y ago
> I can't wait for my next startup interview. We have a requirement of 25 messages per hour, with 10KB per message, you think you can build the ingestion pipeline using Kafka and MongoDB on a 10 node M5d.24xlarge cluster? This remin
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by neoCrimeLabs 5y ago
This makes me want to have candidates sign a document that states they are there interview for their own personal employment; not hired or otherwise paid to interview with us for the purposes of intelligence gathering or promotion of produc

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