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by p2detar 7mo ago
Let's not forget that cybersecurity companies may also be directly involved into hacking government institutions. Case in point - the Bulgarian TAD Group cybersec firm that allegedly hacked the National Revenue Agency in 2019. > It
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by p2detar 7mo ago
Apple introduced User Enrollment from iOS 13 onwards, which is the preferred way to do BYOD enrollments. This enrollment type does not support the erase capability. What you mean is the device enrollment on non-supervised devices, however a
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by p2detar 7mo ago
Exactly. BYOD cannot be wiped [0], neither on iOS, nor on Android. Only company-owned devices are affected. edit: 0 - on iOS this means enrolled via User Enrollment
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by p2detar 7mo ago
I'm on the same ship. Running 2 agents and seeing a vast amount of productivity increase. Not always though. Sometimes the solutions are very over-engineered and I need to guide the agent to where I want it to go. I do a lot of micro-m
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MDM is dead. Long live ACE?(bayton.org)
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by p2detar 8mo ago
I disagree. After the bombing, the Emperor himself broadcasted a surrender message [0] to the people of Japan. The occupation was also for more lighter than in Germany. Japan had full control of its administration and its government continu
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by p2detar 9mo ago
In some European countries like Germany, there are recommendations by institutions like the Federal Center for the "Protection of Children and Young People from Harmful Media (BzKJ)" about TV time or screen time in general [0]:
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by p2detar 9mo ago
So anyone knows what happened to poor Dave and his team?
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by p2detar 9mo ago
I‘m in the process of migrating Kotlin code back to Java in our product. My experiment with Kotlin is over and I‘m sticking 100% with Java. I like writing Kotlin, but I dislike reading Kotlin code.
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by p2detar 9mo ago
It’s always a pleasure to read Anton’s Go write ups. Excerpt from the summary: > Go 1.26 is incredibly big — it's the largest release I've ever seen, and for good reason: > It brings a lot of useful updates, like the improve
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by p2detar 9mo ago
I've decided to completely skip it. I'm not gonna upgrade to Tahoe, unless it's something very vital. This is a UI abomination to me.
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by p2detar 10mo ago
I'm on Hetzner as well; migrated from DigitalOcean. They are stable, but they got a bit of bad reputation, since they were hacked at least 2 times already [0] [1]. Stable != Secure. 0 - https://www.heise.de/news/He
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by p2detar 10mo ago
So? Those are automated analysis tools and by "slop" he seems to refer to careless reports crafted using AI, solely for collecting bounties: https://gist.github.com/bagder/07f7581f6e3d78ef37dfbfc81fd1d...
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by p2detar 10mo ago
No, it’s not. Friend of mine was doing it on regular basis and only stopped because he got Amazon Prime subscription and didn’t need to anymore.
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by p2detar 10mo ago
I wouldn't make such a conclusion. I don't think there is any info about whether OP got financial incentives for his work or not. In fact, he posted on Mastodon, he's gonna be doing open source Rust work further on.
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by p2detar 10mo ago
I will not name it, but I worked on such product for some time. In fact it is still being sold, maybe 3rd decade already. > you still need every recipient to be managing their own keys anyways to be able to decrypt/validate what the
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by p2detar 10mo ago
But you don't know how many SMTP relays the recipient has and if they are all secured. E2E encryption, be it via GPG or x.509/SMIME, is still good in that case. edit: smime
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by p2detar 10mo ago
> Your mail either needs to be encrypted reliably against real adversaries or it doesn't. It is, GPG take care of that. > If the idea here is, a private group of friends can just agree never to put anything in their subjects, or
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by p2detar 10mo ago
I could believe it, the timespan should be 1966-1976, so maybe in late 70s. I know a lot of automation software was being written in my Eastern European socialist country in assembly language around 1974. I think mostly for 6800-based chips
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by p2detar 10mo ago
> Encrypting email > Don't. https://www.latacora.com/blog/2019/07/16/the-pgp-problem/#en... I’m not sure I completely agree here. For private use, this seems fine. However, this isn’t how
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by p2detar 10mo ago
I think it is “Pink Floyd - Another Brick in the Wall” reference. edit: Ha! Actually one can double-click on objects and get more info about their origin.
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by p2detar 10mo ago
> For security reasons (and to protect the PII of all our users and customers), everything was being shredded and/or destroyed. Nothing was being kept. Wow! That’d sure be some waste of disk drives and memory. Do they destroy it the
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by p2detar 10mo ago
This seems to be only for the Enterprise edition. The "free" Team edition should not have this limit: https://github.com/mattermost/mattermost/issues/34271#issuec... Also one of the comments: > W
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by p2detar 10mo ago
I personally find it less toxic than Xitter and that’s good. Less drama, lots of politics - which is probably normal at the moment but kind of annoying. Certain bubbles like gamedev are big. I think bsky is here to stay.
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by p2detar 10mo ago
> as the European Union (and former EU states like the UK) are transparently run like banana republics whose barely-elected bureaucrats run them like their own little ramshackle empire for their personal enrichment Bold Statement. I wond
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by p2detar 10mo ago
I like Encyclopedia Britannica‘s definition [0]: > It [regime] is used colloquially by some, such as government officials, media journalists, and policy makers, when referring to governments that they believe are repressive, undemocratic
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by p2detar 10mo ago
I hold a CS master degree from an Eastern European university and everything you listed was in our Bachelor degree program. It’s pretty funny because while studying material properties back then I always wondered how and when am I gonna use
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by p2detar 10mo ago
I hope this is satire, especially in the light of these latest news. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/cbs-60-minutes-story-tr...
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by p2detar 10mo ago
Awesome project. With the current price of DRAM, I've been looking at the possibility to do some side projects with ESP32 as opposed to RPi. As a complete newbie, could you help me by recommending where I could start from, i.e., Softwa
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by p2detar 10mo ago
Yea but instead of log Critical/Fatal and go on, I would just panic() the program. To the other definitions I agree - everything else is recoverable, because the program still runs. Warning to me is an error that has very little busine

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