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by nopcode 5y ago
Salesforce, Oracle, Workday, Microsoft
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by nopcode 5y ago
I don't know Drata but to me this is very common. And I don't see the problem. I usually carry ~3 laptops provided by my client or use remote citrix machines. In the rare event I have a customer that let's me work on my own
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by nopcode 5y ago
> used commercially way more Depends by what metric and the definition of "commercially". I'm not sure this is the case for (physical) devices sold with software pre-installed. I mainly see BSD licensed binaries on netwo
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by nopcode 5y ago
Yes, and this is the policy of many long-running and successful FOSS projects (e.g. kernel developers). Rust however wanted something different and attracted a lot of "snowflakes" because of it.
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by nopcode 5y ago
I've seen this being said about Elm, OpenBSD, ToxChat
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by nopcode 5y ago
Yes, we obtained >90% success rates with (large) guns.
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by nopcode 5y ago
> potential weapons In case anyone is wondering, I've been part of similar Red Teams in Europe (incl flights towards USA) and "potential weapons" included AK-47's.
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by nopcode 5y ago
I agree. I hadn't heard of Segment and now I'm reading your competitors website.
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by nopcode 5y ago
No. eBay/PayPal usually favours the buyer and tends to instantly freeze the assets of the seller until this is resolved. This is especially true with "new" computer parts (lot's of fraud).
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by nopcode 5y ago
How does this work? Do you parse the .app files for common updater framework configs?
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by nopcode 5y ago
Progressivism is good Yes, it is good. nationalism is good No, it is not good. Nationalism is good Yes, it is good.
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by nopcode 5y ago
I've sat in countless PPP meetings in Brussels on this topic. The goal was indeed to make a label similar to nutrition labels (or energy usage labels). It cannot be done. Privacy is not something you can distill to kcal, grams of sal
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by nopcode 5y ago
> If anything, the laws need to go further and keep the consent, but ban/enforce against dark patterns. Many of the dark patterns used today are already illegal. Noyb actively reaches out to the owners of those sites and threatens
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by nopcode 5y ago
> We have better alternatives and we should use them My country (Belgium) is preparing to build more biomass plants because it is presented as our only option. Unless your alternative is rolling blackouts, very keen to understand what we
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by nopcode 5y ago
> * These things are bug-dependent, and the process that runs for a zero-interaction RCE won't be the same as the process that runs for a bug that requires a malicious app store app and only gives access to the contact database. It
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by nopcode 5y ago
gg ez
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by nopcode 5y ago
My problem with Azure is that stuff is constantly being rebranded, 3rd party integrations being added/dropped without notice, etc. And all of that without a changelog... I just run a change detector on a bunch of Microsoft docs urls.
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by nopcode 5y ago
Apple is worried about content uploaded to their iCloud. As there is no clear legislation, every company is implementing what they feel comfortable with.
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by nopcode 5y ago
>framing of “if you’re not a pedophile, you have nothing to fear.” I read it more as "if you don't like it, use another cloud storage solution"
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by nopcode 5y ago
Rakuten is a billion dollar company often referred to as the Amazon of Japan. They have a very different type of presence in different countries.
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by nopcode 5y ago
I resigned during the pandemic. The lockdown stripped my job to the essentials: No colleagues, no coffee corner, no nice fancy office, no treats (lunches, dinners, drinks), brainstorms, etc. I was left with something that was boring me to d
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by nopcode 5y ago
What is a "vendorized fork" ? There are companies that build commercial (virtual) firewall appliances based on OpenBSD. But they do not publish an open source, BSD-licensed, operating system.
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by nopcode 5y ago
Isn’t DNS de-facto centralised too?
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by nopcode 5y ago
What about the rats that fail the training/final exam? I understood most don’t make the cut. I can’t imagine the dropouts have long and interesting lives.
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by nopcode 5y ago
Looks like a JWT oopsie
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by nopcode 5y ago
> Accenture doesn’t break out their revenue by client type Yes they do, and they have been doing that since forever. https://newsroom.accenture.com/fact-sheet/
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by nopcode 5y ago
Accenture employs five hundred thousand people! This is roughly equivalent to Microsoft, Facebook, Apple and Google's headcount COMBINED. They execute tens of thousands of projects _per year_. I'm sorry but anecdotal evidence
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by nopcode 5y ago
No they do not. Accenture's Public Sector ("government contracts") business is less than 20%.* * US Federal Government contracts are handled by a subsidiary though, Accenture Federal Services (AFS).
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by nopcode 5y ago
Woah this is just as boring as figuring out in real life. kudos.
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Register the HomePod as a Spotify Connect device using SpoCon and forked-daapd(jorisvanhecke.be)
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