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EU pharmaceutical giants run old vulnerable apps, don't encrypt login forms(zdnet.com)
25 points by ricc 5y ago|0 comments
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by ricc 5y ago
Making mistakes like these in dev/test/sandbox/playground environments is one thing, but making them in prod over and over again is different. Yes, everyone should experience making catastrophic mistakes but please spare some
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by ricc 5y ago
> Create a good wheel environment, ask for help and do hide stuff from colleagues (emphasis mine) Was this a typo? If it is, it's kind of funny that an article about making mistakes in production also made this tiny but critical m
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by ricc 5y ago
Probably the result of companies like Facebook being mainstream popular who propagate mantras like "move fast and break things". I'm left thinking if there are other companies with Facebook-level success who preach reliabilit
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by ricc 5y ago
Agreed. TL;DR: Application-level reliability did not improve. Orchestration/Ops System-level reliability made up for it.
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Facebook Protect(facebook.com)
1 points by ricc 5y ago|0 comments
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by ricc 5y ago
It still amazes me that most animals can hydrate themselves from the water content of what they eat. I was thinking either there’s something wrong with what we eat (not much water content), or we really just require more water than animals.
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Pandemic prompts digital 'boom' in account creation, as well as password fatigue(zdnet.com)
1 points by ricc 5y ago|0 comments
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by ricc 5y ago
I moved to Germany a couple of years ago and since learning the language, I started to understand and enjoy the “hidden” meanings behind many German names. “Morgenbesser” literally translates to “better tomorrow”.
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Judge Rules Star Wars The Last Jedi, Rise of Skywalker Are Mediocre and Schlocky(movieweb.com)
20 points by ricc 5y ago|11 comments
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Flexure Tip Steerable Needles(youtube.com)
2 points by ricc 5y ago|1 comments
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by ricc 5y ago
(2006)
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by ricc 5y ago
But was this the “worst year to be alive” mostly in Europe? How about in other parts of the world?
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Microsoft is now submerging servers into liquid baths(theverge.com)
17 points by ricc 6y ago|3 comments
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The NFT bubble might be bursting already(cnn.com)
23 points by ricc 6y ago|2 comments
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by ricc 6y ago
I was thinking something similar but maybe on the sensor itself. LOL
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Almalinux 8.3 is released as a stable RHEL clone for those who liked CentOS(linuxreviews.org)
1 points by ricc 6y ago|0 comments
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by ricc 6y ago
The author probably doesn't know this.
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by ricc 6y ago
People try to write just about anything today for "content".
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by ricc 6y ago
Which song is `she`?
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by ricc 6y ago
I'm not really into electronic music but I like 'tetrik'. Would you know which electronic music subgenre does this fall into?
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by ricc 6y ago
How's the sound and build quality of the Kingfisher? I really dig its looks but I'm not sure about it primarily because PRS is mainly a guitar maker.
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by ricc 6y ago
Nice!
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by ricc 6y ago
Their usage of cookbooks and recipes is actually fine. Kitchen can be confusing sometimes but generally still fine... Knife is the most confusing of all. But what I really hate about Chef terms is they make searching with DDG really difficu
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by ricc 6y ago
“Fabbrica” is Italian for “factory”.
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Twitter Is Testing Full-Size Images in Feeds on iOS and Android(petapixel.com)
1 points by ricc 6y ago|0 comments
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by ricc 6y ago
I’d argue though these cave artists are more skilled (artistically) when compared against their peers.
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by ricc 6y ago
Art is not about skill anymore in the (post-)modern world.
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by ricc 6y ago
> You can experiment with leaves and blends and temperatures and vessels. Don’t forget about the steeping time.
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by ricc 6y ago
Because that’s how we develop scientifically and technologically as a species?

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