posixplz

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by posixplz 8y ago
You're right, my mistake. Insider trading can be charged criminally. To be precisely correct on this case, we'd need to read the plea filing. The defendant's name is also public record, so while a criminal record search ma
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by posixplz 8y ago
Not at all. Friends and families cannot trade on material non-public information. The SEC takes these investigations very seriously and they tend not to miss friend/family tipping.
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by posixplz 8y ago
A permanent injunction is a pretty big deal. I didn't want to spend the time finding the actual court filing corresponding to this press release, but 99% of the time, a "permanent injunction" in this context means a lifetime
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by posixplz 8y ago
It's a mental health and addiction crisis. What about either of those two problems suggests it's a corporate issue?
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by posixplz 9y ago
Apple's forte is not high-caliber software engineering, or scaling huge infrastructure, as is the case at AWS/GCP. Apple's track record in recent years is pretty shoddy, and downright embarrassing in the last several months.
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by posixplz 9y ago
The fine is actually 4% of global annual revenue, or EUR100,000, whichever is greater.
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by posixplz 9y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_bank_failures_in_the...
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by posixplz 9y ago
Most postulations I've seen follow the axiom that the number of qubits must be no less than twice the number of bits used to generate the key. I found a pretty good summary of that thinking on StackExchange: https://securit
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by posixplz 9y ago
I imagine things have only gotten "worse" with Let'sEncrypt issuing 90 certificates.
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by posixplz 9y ago
Sounds a lot like DANE/TLSA.
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by posixplz 9y ago
Ah, vape in the olden sense. Before these infernal kids came along with their juices and atomizers.
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by posixplz 9y ago
There are so many problems with this response. Mostly related to your inexplicable efforts to ascribe meaning that was not conveyed in the OP comment. I won't go through your entire wall of text, because it is an emotional response to
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by posixplz 9y ago
The vape business? What product are you referring to, as I'm not familiar with anything they produce related to vapes. It's my understanding that they do not offer any consumer or b2b products at this time.
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by posixplz 9y ago
U2F should work with your Yubikeys, irrespective of your slot 1/2 configurations. U2F does not depend on slot provisioning. Unlike your slot/gpg keys, U2F authenticators are unique to each individual hardware component and cannot
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by posixplz 9y ago
Drugs do not lead to crime. Desperation and opportunity, the need to survive, with a lack of morality, all directly lead to crime. Drugs do not make people commit crimes. Emotions, those mental states, do however. What we need, as a countr
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by posixplz 9y ago
This was my first thought. In my case, I'm using an ESP8266 wired to a lux sensor and a motion sensor. I wrote some really basic code to poll the sensors and send the data via MQTT to my home-assistant.io container. HASS seemed like
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by posixplz 9y ago
Have you tried various types of therapy or different therapists? In my experience, in order for therapy to be effective, I need to form a kind of trusting relationship or bond with the therapist. There are _many_ different techniques empl
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by posixplz 9y ago
Furthermore, because there is significant financial gain in the deception, the actions taken would almost certainly meet the legal requirement for fraud in a modern jurisdiction.
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by posixplz 9y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14397089 Here's a comment of mine, from a month ago, pertaining to interview coding exercises. My example accomplishes the goal you've described, however I'm not sure it&
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by posixplz 9y ago
I used to work the same way. Then, I discovered that if I drastically cut (and, in most cases, eliminated entirely) the amount of time I spent toiling after-hours on a given issue, I was able to achieve the same level of next-day success.
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by posixplz 9y ago
A response 8 days later is better than no response at all, right? :) I agree that a multi-recipient GPG protected file is sufficient for a small org. In fact, that's how I used to do it Circa 2011. We found it worked quite well - we
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by posixplz 9y ago
Why try to justify stupid behavior and absent security controls with the idea that your downtime is "only" 20 minutes? How silly.
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by posixplz 9y ago
A plaintext password sheet? Despite the layers of network access control, this is a horribly bad practice in our modern age. Vault is free and encrypted secret storage systems are hardly a new concept.
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by posixplz 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Licensed_professional_counselo... It's not called a 'licensed career coach' -- privilege, in this case, is a legal protection that is not afforded to the type of relationshi
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by posixplz 9y ago
What if it's a coding challenge that is purposely timeboxed to 4-6 hours? At my previous job, we asked applicants to write a piece of software that would model the org chart for any given employee, enumerating their hierarchical relati
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by posixplz 9y ago
I would imagine that they are either deleting it entirely internally or selectively deleting the data entirely in localities where the law requires them to do so. So far, only the EU has strict regulations requiring businesses to comply wi
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by posixplz 9y ago
Well if the company is publicly traded, secrecy of internal matters is a legal requirement and contingency of employment.
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by posixplz 9y ago
> 100% confidential Are your coaches licensed professional counselors, therapists or psychologists? If not, those conversations are not actually privileged; any disclosure of legally protected information (like a company's sensiti
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by posixplz 9y ago
Emails from DocuSign do not contain the text of the contract. They contain a link to the contract and its text. I've signed a bunch of contracts via DocuSign and that's the consistent pattern I've observed.
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by posixplz 9y ago
You have hit the nail on the head. Unfortunately, i fear that any sufficiently strong measures to restrict empty homes or foreign investment (see: empty home taxes in British Columbia) will be met with strong resistance from Democrats. As a

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