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by nullityrofl 3y ago
Yes, that's certainly where he gets his reputation on HN from. He's largely considered not-that-impressive off HN (e.g., people who have worked for or with him and I say that as someone in that category).
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by nullityrofl 3y ago
After their partnership with Microsoft, no IMO.
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by nullityrofl 3y ago
> "okay, this JS library is vulnerable to XSS, but has anything actually been stolen? If not, I guess I'm fine to use it in production then." Yes, that's a perfectly valid question we ask ourselves regularly. I work i
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by nullityrofl 3y ago
Yes, prompt injection has been demonstrated. But has prompt injection leading to PII disclosure or any other disclosure that a company actually cares about been disclosed? Security is risk management. What's the actual risk?
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by nullityrofl 3y ago
> Apparently you have no opinion, you just want to refute mine. I do have a point, you just don't like it. The point is thus: Europe spies on their allies and enemies just as much as the United States does. > You won't find
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by nullityrofl 3y ago
You mean 2 of 5 and those 2 still involve the EU spying on it's allies, right? So all 5 examples of the EU spying on its allies a thing that you said there was "no proof whatsoever" of? I never said that the US is or isn&#x27
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by nullityrofl 3y ago
It's a claim made by the head of the agency that did it. If you're not willing to take their word, I think you're being stubborn and obtuse and this will never be a productive discussion. If you're willing to believe a U
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by nullityrofl 3y ago
> Yet another case of the US spying on its allies. I'm not sure if you're being obtuse or just didn't bother reading. Denmark was complicit in the US spying on Germany, Sweden and Norway. https://www.dw.com&#x2F
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by nullityrofl 3y ago
The fact that it has not been leaked is not proof of the negative. The US had been spying on Europe for 50+ years before Snowden and the US continues to spy on Europe right now without any further leaks -- by your logic that must mean that
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by nullityrofl 3y ago
Ah, you think that the EU spies on their own citizens but is above spying on allies? Allies not OK, citizens OK? Like how Denmark helped the US spy on the EU? https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/may/31&#x2F
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by nullityrofl 3y ago
You mean like Europe's use of Pegasus? https://slate.com/technology/2022/11/europe-spyware-scandal-...
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by nullityrofl 3y ago
It's already well known that many EU nations have capabilities like this. The French: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/jul/04/france-electro... The Germans: https://www.reuters.com&
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by nullityrofl 3y ago
> What I don't understand is the complete lack of response from countries like Italy and Germany once they found out being spied by an ally. Because they're all doing it too. Any attempts at retaliation what have been hypocriti
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by nullityrofl 4y ago
> A fine, but expensive and mechanically complex solution I'm not sure I agree that they're mechanically complex. They're engineering 101. A pump, a heater and a thermostat. They're rather mechanically simple. > Du
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by nullityrofl 4y ago
Dual boiler machines have been a perfectly fine solution to this problem for a very, very long time. Decent's offering is good but vastly overcomplicated for the majority of people who don't want a tablet on their coffee machine i
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by nullityrofl 4y ago
It's also one of the single most abused platforms for malware command control hosting. I've spent the better part of a decade chasing down state based actors and crimeware actors who have abused Heroku's free tier. Heroku&#x2
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by nullityrofl 4y ago
Exactly this: it's bidirectional protection.
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by nullityrofl 5y ago
I bought a HR1622 3 months ago and it's knobs for the induction elements. It's touch for the oven, I suppose. https://www.mieleusa.com/e/30-inch-range-hr-1622-3-i-clean-t...
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by nullityrofl 5y ago
My Miele induction cooktop is physical buttons/knobs and has no auto offs. Honestly, I was confused by all of the replies with complaints about induction UI's because it's the first induction cooktop I've owned and it&#x
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by nullityrofl 5y ago
Tavis explains clearly why he thinks it's well maintained in the post, complete with linkages to source code. To paraphrase: [...] NSS was one of the very first projects included with oss-fuzz [...] [...] Mozilla has a mature, world-cl
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by nullityrofl 5y ago
There have been a lot of people advocating for the death of the cult of celebrity and the narcissism it breeds in society, so maybe yes?
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by nullityrofl 5y ago
> Per phone might be low bandwidth Yes, but you used the comparison to Starlink receivers. Per-phone is all that matters to refute your receiver size concern. The reporting suggests that Apple partnered with Globalstar for delivery. I do