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by planetjones 7y ago
The article also says they shared screenshots of their calendars externally.
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by planetjones 7y ago
Exactly it was a crude and unsophisticated attack. I am pleased the ICO looked at the facts, not the spin and recognised the negligence of BA.
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by planetjones 7y ago
I would daily compare the file running on the website that I deployed matched the file on the server verbatim. I think this would have been enough with BA. Secondly I would run a daily test in production which verifies the requests the bro
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by planetjones 7y ago
Seems very just. BA clearly had no controls to understand the code running in production was the code they had deployed. I hope this serves as a wake up call to other companies who have a blatant negligence for infosec.
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Rude service inspired a multi-million euro firm(bbc.com)
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Medium pressured freeCodeCamp to put the articles behind the firewall(twitter.com)
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by planetjones 7y ago
Google’s takeover of deja news and its formation into groups.google.com was always a mess, but it seems to have got even worse. Now it’s at the point I can’t access the article on iOS safari. First it forced me to log on. Ok I did that. Aft
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by planetjones 7y ago
I have never seen any case of a developer holding the project to ransom in order to fix a bug, as alluded to in the article. That said the key point that those who are always firefighting and ‘saving the day’ do often get the recognition as
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by planetjones 7y ago
First time I went to Hiltl I loaded up the plate. Went to get it weighed. And the 45 Francer (45 USD) as I call it was up. It’s not the cheapest, but the buffet food is consistently good. And in my time in Zurich they have expanded rapidly
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Easily Deploying a Natively Compiled Micronaut App to Google Cloud Run(planetjones.co.uk)
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by planetjones 8y ago
I’m not really planning to download it unless there’s a DR event with my local set-up.
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by planetjones 8y ago
1 USD per month per TB. Finally a storage tier that allows me to back up my media collection for what’s almost loose change.
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Goodbye, Groovy(melix.github.io)
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by planetjones 8y ago
Cool! Something similar can be produced, like the slides Martin Kleppmann uses in his presentations e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2RJQELoM6Y I didn't know if he was drawing them, or using a framework to creat
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First Steps Running a Cloud Task on Spring Cloud Data Flow(planetjones.co.uk)
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Dubious Apple Watch Link to Jamal Khashoggi 'killing'(bbc.com)
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Vernon Unsworth vs. Elon Musk (defamation lawsuit) [pdf](news.bbc.co.uk)
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by planetjones 8y ago
Why not a quick scan twice a day if all static content looking for ip addresses and domains against a whitelist of allowed domains? This would have found the issue same day.
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by planetjones 8y ago
I struggle a little to see how there is a single point of failure here (a fibre optic cable). I’d have thought the screens were powered by a device plugged into a LAN. Would be interested if anyone knows the architecture of such screens and
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by planetjones 8y ago
Yep with performance like that it’s highly likely going to be a problem involving the persistent store of the application. The first instinct should have been to enable some tracing or logging to see where the time was being spent.
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by planetjones 8y ago
I don’t get it. What is the point of being able to push ledger entries to this service? It isn’t really SaaS, as you’d expect to get reporting and other stuff. Plus ledger entries are pretty critical for a business and often have some regul
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by planetjones 8y ago
I supported Musk after he released his e-mail correspondence showing the dive team had requested he continue work with his submarine. I also think Musk genuinely tried to help solve a problem; maybe not with the greatest requirements gathe
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A Quick Summary on the New Java SE Subscription(blogs.oracle.com)
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by planetjones 8y ago
Many companies have a similar system where you have to renew contractors on a monthly basis. A similar thing happened at a company I was working for, where the manager was away on sick leave and the system didn’t copy anyone else in to the
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by planetjones 8y ago
Those dumb emails I am getting are not a problem, for me at least. Infact it’s a good opportunity to remove myself from some communications which are no longer relevant. The biggest problem was the previous directive, which meant all EU web
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Creating, Running and Deploying a Google Cloud Function(planetjones.co.uk)
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by planetjones 8y ago
British Banks have been playing "fast and loose" with their IT systems for a long time now. TSB won't be the last time we see such a catastrophe. It is not the first in recent memory either. "Fast and Loose" may m
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Elon Musk: just walk out of bad meetings(bbc.com)
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by planetjones 8y ago
I suspect this is more to do with not wanting to handle or let others see the negative comments against wetherspoon e.g. about their Brexit stance or quality of their food. They are a notoriously difficult place to complain to and usually t
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by planetjones 9y ago
It’s not just Netflix. I am having the same problem. Someone has signed up to instagram, yahoo and others using a form of my mail address without the dots (the one I chose had the dots before I knew gmail didn’t care). I believe a lot of th

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