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by nokya 6y ago
"There's very little gain from https-protecting a page like the linked one." - malicious content injection - malicious content injection - malicious content injection - and... malicious content injection. Four valid reasons.
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by nokya 6y ago
I have nothing worth to add, just wanted to say thank you for taking the time to write and share about your story.
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by nokya 6y ago
#metoo.
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by nokya 6y ago
I have an undisclosed short checklist of items I secretly check for when interviewing a candidate. I cannot use this list "officially" as most of the entries are either illegal or at least unethical. One of these items specificall
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by nokya 6y ago
They did, but that only came after a huge backlash by gamers. In my case, I perceived this as a signal that Microsoft was interested in monetizing my data when playing video games (e.g. schedule, hours spent, progression, overall cognitive
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by nokya 6y ago
Wow. (nothing else to say)
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by nokya 6y ago
Reminds me of years ago, when Microsoft started forcing players to be online when playing on xbox...which was minutes before I decided I would never need an xbox :)
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by nokya 6y ago
After reading most of the comments, I am actually quite surprised at the overall "leniency" shown to the hosital's management. In particular, considering there is absolutely no information on how the attack was actually carri
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by nokya 6y ago
Hi, I am 38 and started simple 5min meditation sessions through controlled breathing around 6 months ago just to "see what comes out of it". I can't say it solved anything and I didn't start this in the middle of some pe
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by nokya 6y ago
Same here. Messing up the website and forcing users to install an app was the best thing that could happen to me: my days just went two hours longer and I started reading books.
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by nokya 6y ago
Reddit's obsession to constantly show me an "ad" to install the app has basically cured me from drifting and spending more time than strictly necessary on the website. I hate it so much that it triggers a negative experience
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by nokya 6y ago
That's exactly the reason why we use certificate based ssh access at my employer's: for our suppliers. It looks like the author went far away to find alternate reasons to deploy this :/
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by nokya 6y ago
Just having this idea already tells how important it is to actively resist Google. One should never forget that at a certain point, Google will likely invoke the looser's argument ("protect you from terrorists and pedophiles"
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by nokya 6y ago
I have my own proxy filtering all my desktop and mobile traffic, anything 'AMP' is filtered spot on. Sometimes nothing shows up, sometimes the original server responds after a few seconds. I'd rather not see the page at all t
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by nokya 6y ago
No links to technical information about the design/specification of the feature --> trash bin.
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by nokya 6y ago
Yes, not only from trade, but also from humanitarian help, as it just recently happened when the USA threatened to sanction any of its "allies" who would try selling care/health material to Iran.
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by nokya 6y ago
I removed it from my wishlist. I only play SP and there are plenty other games by editors who didn't take such shortcuts...
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by nokya 6y ago
I do feel weirded out. Reminds me of WhatsApp's acquisition by Facebook back in 2014: I cancelled my account the minute I learned about this. The only hope is that Telegram acts as a proxy between user searches and Giphy's servers
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by nokya 7y ago
Being a generalist is a luxury given mostly to people who can't do anything better than not enough. And more often than not, this means managing specialists ..
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by nokya 7y ago
Good news: that's very likely the case for the system described in the article.
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by nokya 7y ago
Yes, companies that sell mass mailing services.
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by nokya 7y ago
what about Polar?
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by nokya 7y ago
I probably stopped trying to understand what it meant at the 3rd-4th paragraph. I feel I wasn't worth an explanation...
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by nokya 7y ago
Let's just rethink the discussion without the iOS/macOS crowd and we wouldn't even have to talk about it...
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by nokya 7y ago
This looks like an overzealous interpretation of the law more than anything else. Looking at both the founder's comment and yours, I can only +1 hannasanarion's comment. And because someone will probably ask "why", here
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by nokya 7y ago
I wish I could agree with you but the details provided in the post do not help us understand what happened. We only get very superficial information by one of the rare companies that could typically contribute and help the community by shar
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by nokya 7y ago
Anyone would care to explain the error? I read the description of the incident on Google's online security blog ( https://security.googleblog.com/2019/05/titan-keys-update.ht... ) but the article only mentions
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by nokya 7y ago
Exactly. Hence their attempt some years ago at selling Facebook integrated smartphones. End to end encryption, wink wink ;)
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by nokya 7y ago
Not really. End to end encryption means messages will leave the app encrypted and only the recipient app will be able to read them.The middle man remains. A good analogy: it's like writing a letter and asking the mailman to put it into
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by nokya 7y ago
Could you elaborate? (Please :)

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