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by nixgeek 3y ago
Words from the mouths of HR professionals are typically not “legally binding” either, I don’t know where you get that idea, but I recognize it’s a common misconception. In most U.S. states your employment agreement is on an at-will basis an
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Do you have Advanced Data Protection enabled on your Apple ID? Configuration Profiles can also be a good way to more strongly force certain settings on devices, including that functionality be disabled. They’re how MDM works in most corpora
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The FCC is pushing here and wants to see 1000/500 speeds but the lobbyists are pushing back. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/12/cable-lobby-to-f...
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Post the code into a Gist, and then link the Gist into your post.
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Slight correction here, Graviton 4 is actually based on Neoverse V2.
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I get a 404 from that hyperlink.
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Policy on this seems to have shifted in the last 1-2 years. I’ve asked personally in the last 12 months for a couple situations and been declined by GitHub Support. Looking quickly on Reddit mine isn’t an unusual experience. It was good whi
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Nicer integration with things stored in OneDrive and Sharepoint, probably?
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Aside from it's a new restriction upon you, why is this atrocious? I can see a safety-related argument that you may need to briefly accelerate to get out of a sticky situation. I cannnot see a safety-related argument wihch says BuyMyBi
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Average speed measurements on gantries over motorways in UK seem to do an excellent job at reducing speed to the legal limit, because getting ticketed for going over is a £100 fine and 3 penalty points on your licence. Accrued points take 4
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by nixgeek 3y ago
They sell millions of garage door openers and probably <0.1% care about Home Assistant. Nothing will change.
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Three, there’s also the software engineer who thinks this is absolutely normal and who has no idea things can work differently (or better) and has little desire to find out or do anything other than what they’re told.
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by nixgeek 3y ago
That’s terrifying and I think Wordpress can be stored in Git and deployed by CI/CD today. https://spinupwp.com/advanced-wordpress-deployments-with-bud... If all you’re ever doing is WinSCP and editing on a production
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Why would any supplier want to do business with Cloudflare now? You have 1.8MW of datacenter space to lease, you have a few interested parties, how could you not view Cloudflare as a huge reputational risk? Why even do the business? Why not
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Agree to disagree honestly. If you don't like your employer to the point you're going to trash talk on HN, find a new job, do something else, and certainly don't disclose information like $'s being spent on infrastructur
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by nixgeek 3y ago
You're also disparaging your employer on HN and disclosing things they would likely consider company confidential material. Not a great look, and some risk of becoming "Ex-Meta" if you keep doing this sort of thing and they i
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38004610
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Amazon Web Services to Launch AWS European Sovereign Cloud(press.aboutamazon.com)
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by nixgeek 3y ago
SimpleLogin ( https://simplelogin.io ) is excellent for this purpose.
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I guess that’s what happened? I’m honestly not sure why you’re so caremad about this either, your tone is extremely accusatory over something incredibly minor.
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by nixgeek 3y ago
I got that back from a search and do not have it in my bookmarks, and I did quickly skim it before pasting as well. You have a creative imagination about how I use the internet though, sorry.
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Seedbox providers seem like a pretty bad idea if you are based in a jurisdiction with strong copyright infringement laws or precedent of prosecuting piracy. Many of the servers are operated in locations which have cooperation agreements wit
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by nixgeek 3y ago
It’s extremely unlikely that every Okta Support employee has this level of access, much less on a persistent ongoing basis. It would be nearly impossible to achieve this level of compliance certification if it were this simple and this brok
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by nixgeek 3y ago
BeyondTrust reported the issue. Cloudflare is the first known Okta customer targeted, and 1Password is the second known. I think that’s what Ars is saying?
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Elgato Prompter(theverge.com)
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Amazon used to be pretty open to discussing SDMs who want to go back to being SDEs — have you talked to your manager about it?
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by nixgeek 3y ago
I’m not sure what makes you think an “minimal hypervisor” exists — Oracle Cloud Infrastructure doesn’t have a hypervisor of any sort between you and its .metal instance types. Don’t think Amazon EC2 does either.
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by nixgeek 3y ago
How do you request what personal data of yours Google is storing in Sensorvault? Separately, is there a process to request that data be deleted short of deleting your entire Google Account?
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Privacy.com is very neat for this.
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It's going to vote soon. It isn't just "decided" at the EU level, there is a vote. Voting power is proportional to EU citizenship and to pass it needs a supermajority. It's not just Finland which opposes this either

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