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by nokya 5y ago
Who needs this, except privacy toxic companies?
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by nokya 5y ago
I only surf the web with my browser in private mode, using a virtual machine that boots a live Linux distribution and through a mainstream VPN service. Any banner that pops up to my face, I click "agree"and don't look backwar
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by nokya 5y ago
I smiled while reading this item :) I knew I am not the only one doing this but wouldn't have guessed it as common practice. P.s. I will not use the service, showing that I insist on typing the additional word every time is my way of s
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by nokya 5y ago
This is exactly the reason why I dislike Microsoft. Their products and services are okay, and they are more than successful already without engaging in these shady scare tactics with their users. The fact that they can't see that is ve
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by nokya 5y ago
Notification is required only if their impact assessment concludes on a significant risk to users (which they must be able to produce to the data protection authority at any time). Otherwise, business as usual.
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by nokya 5y ago
My country (Switzerland) contributes to making Pegasus a profitable business. https://www.tdg.ch/la-suisse-reste-muette-sur-le-logiciel-es... What about yours?
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by nokya 5y ago
"we did not threaten to leave Europe" Yup, you did. Annual report, page 9, and it backfired. Everybody knows you won't leave but that's what you suggested point blank. You put this there to put pressure on Europe to surr
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by nokya 5y ago
I can't speak for hackers, but cybercriminals use exactly the same systems that you and I would typically use. There is nothing surprising in that area. In terms of OSes, seized hardware almost always hosts either a Linux Ubuntu, somet
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by nokya 5y ago
What I find utterly sad when I read this is that the rest of the world, no let me rephrase it: the actual world, both intuitively knows this process is wrong and operates recruitment differently. Engineers of the world don't work at FA
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by nokya 5y ago
Kindly allow me to share my experience with you. I grew up being told almost every day that I was special, smarter, and destined for great things. At school, I always aced every exam possible. In my mind, teachers could only give me A+ or F
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by nokya 5y ago
Yup. That's what they say. Among other things, Shodan was showing their public facing server as vulnerable to a known exploit several weeks before the attack. The same individual is being interviewed across multiple newspapers and cons
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by nokya 5y ago
Why don't you just come to the point?
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by nokya 5y ago
I see two problems: redundancy and consistency. After spending pages telling the reader that the query should not affect the server's state, the only example given appears to do exactly that: initiate a query and return a GET url to re
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by nokya 5y ago
Cool. They didn't learn after a 700m€ lawsuit. Looking forward to the next one.
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by nokya 5y ago
I upgraded to windows 10 a few years ago, even paid for the pro version to have it in my home computer. I remember spending more than an hour, checking every possible setting I could to reveal less data. At the end, I felt somehow happy wit
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by nokya 5y ago
No, you are entitled to request to "have your data deleted" but the interpretation is basically left to the data controller. In practice this means that the controller as many options to make your life as miserable as it can/
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by nokya 5y ago
I started watching it a few days ago. I kind of expected it would not be "as good" but honestly did not expect it to be so... strange. Surprisingly, I haven't finished it yet. But I will. We never know, maybe it turns out to
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by nokya 5y ago
Rich people hate when the poor gets to "keep" something for him/her. If there is "more", they'll do whatever they can to get it.
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by nokya 5y ago
Thank you for sharing your approach, I learned a few things to improve my own server and highly looking forward to deploying them!
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by nokya 5y ago
I noticed this option on my parent's computer but I am unsure about what am I supposed to do as the actual "assistant". Would you know if there is a downloadable client, or do I need to be running Windows 10 specifically? I h
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by nokya 5y ago
In my opinion, there is a difference between living in a country where all salary information is assumed public (and all personal decisions taken accordingly), and a country where salary information was kept confidential from people around
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by nokya 5y ago
Dump question I guess, but I would like to follow what is said in the security & compliance section. There is a button "follow" that redirects me to a login page. I am supposed to provide credentials to either a "root&quo
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by nokya 5y ago
Fully agree. And tbh I am quite astonished to see so many comments in this page that seem to advocate otherwise. Disclosing salaries with identities can endanger many individuals, and not because they cheated the system or committed a crime
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by nokya 5y ago
The most well funded companies fail to write secure code. Cybersecurity is a process, not a binary without vulnerabilities.
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by nokya 5y ago
It is a sign of social intelligence. Most people understand, mostly unconsciously, that being "fake" (i.e., complimenting others for insignificant achievements, sharing fake stories and relaying content produced by other people) h
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by nokya 5y ago
Agree. I think this is thanks to many journalists who don't even need to explain or justify their thought process anymore. This article offers a highly accessible and simplified construct that allows anyone without the need for causali
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by nokya 5y ago
A good analogy to the Microsoft paradox is the Pfizer/Moderna vaccines against Covid-19: these companies have distributed a vaccine that we can safely qualify as well vulnerable to time (effect wears off after a low number of months).
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by nokya 5y ago
The author forgot the "iTard" effect: once the author deletes the module, the disappearance of the feature will cause major turmoil and people will complain to the repository owners to restore it asap. This will also create a new
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by nokya 5y ago
Recruiting solves a short-term problem, retaining solves a long-term problem. You can find tons of examples of the same logic being applied by people around you. Only a selected few have the cognitive skills to contemplate the benefit of de
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by nokya 5y ago
My trust in AMP can be summarized as the "ampproject.org" one liner in my proxy blacklist.

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