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by ozim 2mo ago
Survivorship bias, you see only old tables or chairs that lasted, you don't see all the crap that didn't make it to present times. False dichotomy "if it is not IKEA it is 'artisanal' great quality" — well — no
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by ozim 2mo ago
I think your comment is somewhat on track. "general population doesn't have the discipline for it" — only that this feels somewhat condescending. Let's agree that counting macros or going for calorie deficit is hard if i
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by ozim 2mo ago
To do it right it requires quite an effort to no go too much into calorie deficit. It definitely is not "you can just go on a calorie deficit", that is how jo-jo effect works. For average person that has children, full time job, a
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by ozim 2mo ago
That is seems is the main point of the article, that you don't need approvals for SOC2.
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by ozim 2mo ago
If you have a malicious engineer I bet he will come up with idea to make a PR at a time or in a way that someone will just LGTM the PR.
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by ozim 2mo ago
I think you mistake 'authorized' with 'approved'. Authorized is: Restricted push access. Access to main follows business function: every engineer at Amp can push, and most of Amp is engineers. But the percentage of peop
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by ozim 2mo ago
Smart employees totally understand: "we do it because it makes it easier to explain to auditors, customers, new employees, non technical managers".
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by ozim 2mo ago
Keeping port 22 open puts you first in line for such exploits SSH RCE is a super expensive exploit - no one is firing that one while it still is a 0 day without having really important reason or juicy target.
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by ozim 2mo ago
Fail2ban, port knocking, magic packets, setting custom port are basically toys for wasting time. There are always people who have their website hosted on a VPS arguing back and forth about setting custom port ... yeah good luck setting thos
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by ozim 2mo ago
How this works in Hetzner web panel where you login you configure that firewall that is in front of your box. In reality you should use that and then use host based firewall anyway.
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by ozim 2mo ago
Feels like related to [0]. Looks shallowly philosophical, based on "me and my friend". Equating "economy" to some small subset of white collar work. Have to say world is much bigger place and there are other jobs than fi
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by ozim 2mo ago
I basically spent 2 full years removing normalization from our two projects that was originally added because devs followed best practice. Those 2 years were to do the data migration and of course there were different priorities, if that wo
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by ozim 2mo ago
Who designed the customer flow? In TFA there is no single issue of actual things that web developers could be blamed for. CSP not mentioned I assume it was correctly configured, site has https, site is using SSO from providers not storing p
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by ozim 2mo ago
Web Developers, please follow every best practice, I’m begging you Marketing people just make bunch of marketing domains. Business people push all kind of BS ideas. No one is asking Web Developers about their opinion man. STOP making ever
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by ozim 2mo ago
Looks like shelldweller learned how to code but doesn't know much about running websites and especially ones that allows randoms from the internet upload stuff ... it is bad to do so even if it is for 15 mins and he doesn't know i
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by ozim 2mo ago
Also you have no knowledge about legal and other responsibilities for running such a website. I hope you will not get into too much trouble and it will be a learning experience for you. But if I would have to make a call, I would take it do
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by ozim 2mo ago
That here. I once worked in a place where a guy would pick on me in code reviews, he wasn't really higher position, but had been with the company longer than I was. He was just an asshole asserting his dominance and needed to be taken
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by ozim 2mo ago
Question is: what are you building? There is no general answer that will answer which is preferable. It is easy for people to come up with features they want or a customisation and they don't care for the cost of actually maintaining t
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by ozim 2mo ago
But parent is still correct on "zero percent understandability". I have seen dozens upon dozens of Excel sheets which "just worked" until they didn't and then of course person who could fix that left company 10 year
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by ozim 2mo ago
That's not just developers as you noted. It is "velocity fallacy" — product people want "all the features ASAP or right away". Until users with their managers come with pitchforks and torches. I worked on such inter
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by ozim 2mo ago
Most annoying on Reddit are people who write about "high yield savings accounts", those might have been there in 80's or 90's but I see right away those people are just LARPINg. 3% is nothing there are no "high yiel
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by ozim 2mo ago
so penalties for telcos have to be higher than they earn from scam calls. 2-5% of scams succeed but penalty should be there accounting for 95-98% that did not succeed. IANAL but I know failed attempt at robbery or murder is also prosecuted,
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by ozim 2mo ago
Downside is they most likely are using stolen tokens, not paying themselves so it cost them next to nothing.
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by ozim 2mo ago
I get the comfort that "normal person" would send an SMS "it was me Greg, call me back" if you don't pick up and most of my family is on whatsapp anyway. Scammers or spammers will never send an SMS with clarificatio
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by ozim 2mo ago
Maybe because people who are target audience don’t need to have it spelled out like that? People who are not really into it, don’t care.
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by ozim 2mo ago
I have yet another take on that. Each consciousness is a universe on its own. Matter is just how those universes interact with each other. This is how quantum mechanics work in my idea, each observer affects the matter and quantum effects t
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by ozim 2mo ago
That is not really making any difference if you can prepare beforehand and you can’t be sure which things can get you in trouble.
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by ozim 2mo ago
Problem is „are you sure you marked for deletion all the correct things” because you could have already deleted it before traveling or moved to other device you don’t travel with. Selection on border control might be arbitrary, they can hol
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by ozim 2mo ago
Do you care about each and every single app you encounter? Maybe you use your 2-10 apps and that’s it? Do you even let’s say — for the excercise sake — use those apps fully, each and every screen? I use dozens of apps, most of functionality
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by ozim 2mo ago
I see a parody of preppers in there. „Your bug out backpack is not enough, you need space bug out backpack”.

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