rapsey

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2011.
by rapsey 10y ago
> For the CVE points, I'd expect enforcement to be difficult. Ever used kali linux? Have an gov org that is scanning for volnurabilities and fining companies. Not difficult at all.
2012.
by rapsey 10y ago
> Define unpatched. Software that has a vulnerability, for which the vendor has made a fix available. > Does this include free to use websites? Obviously. A compromised server is a compromised server that is a vector for other attacks
2013.
by rapsey 10y ago
> You are talking about potential. People don't care about that. What people care about is irrelevant. What should be legislated for the better of all is another matter. Car safety laws were unpopular with a lot of regular people as
2014.
by rapsey 10y ago
> It seems simplest for the Govt to avoid trying to mandate detailed security standards for continuously changing tech Govs can do a lot of broad legislation rules that is non-specific. The software industry requires a legislative bitch
2015.
by rapsey 10y ago
But VM escape vulnerabilities have existed lots of times. How is this a guarantee that they do not have one?
2016.
by rapsey 10y ago
In case of a financial crisis the big 4 banks are going to get bailed out. Credit unions and local banks maybe.
2017.
by rapsey 10y ago
He is a complete ass. That is why people like him. Being completely professional in a video game tournament is bland and boring.
2018.
by rapsey 10y ago
I guess you don't remember the lead up to the Iraq war.
2019.
by rapsey 10y ago
> I think the point is that Rust fanboy will repeat same thing for years "all security bugs would have been avoided if Rust was used" Complete hyperbole. All anyone says is that Rust prevents a class of security issues related
2020.
by rapsey 10y ago
As with anything in the real world there is always a "yes but" and "it depends". 10k hours succeeded because it is generally the right idea. It's not a mathematical rule. Some common sense is still required. You can
2021.
by rapsey 10y ago
By pissing off half the country?
2022.
by rapsey 10y ago
I don't think there is a field in the world where practice and theory is as far apart as software engineering. Having a CS degree is an entirely meaningless indicator of that person having any clue what to do at their job. Some schools
2023.
by rapsey 10y ago
After reading the topmost info I still don't know if this only runs in the browser, on the server or both. I don't know how data is stored, how nodes sync, what protocol it uses, what storage engine it uses, etc. The main page has
2024.
by rapsey 10y ago
1. Because it's a .js database. 2. Because the website does a poor job explaining what problem it solves.
2025.
by rapsey 10y ago
Software is getting less reliable as well.
2026.
by rapsey 10y ago
Compiler that regularly crashes. Dev environment that regularly crashes, behaves strangely and is full of bugs. Really long compile times.
2027.
by rapsey 10y ago
Android dev has improved by leaps and bounds. iOS dev has drastically regressed.
2028.
by rapsey 10y ago
> Their product line has slimed, they have clear and concise build processes, and are still sitting on a mound of cash. The mac line is regressing in terms of hardware and software. While they used to have one of the best mobile dev envi
2029.
by rapsey 10y ago
They were charging money for an electron based app?
2030.
by rapsey 10y ago
Yes there is a bubble. But it's in bonds. Once that bursts everything will hurt.
2031.
by rapsey 10y ago
> If you think this is a consideration worth extending to a veteran, it seems perfectly consistent that you'd want survivors of rape or abuse to know that a discussion of rape or abuse was coming up. And at what point does it stop?