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by richbell 2y ago
> all the benefits of GitHub enterprise, with none of the con To some organizations, having to use a cloud SaaS instead of hosting the application on-prem is a con.
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by richbell 2y ago
Red teaming?
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by richbell 2y ago
> Does that mean the author got nothing for reporting this? Correct.
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by richbell 2y ago
I'm reminded of "Sonification & The Problem with Making Music from Data" by Tantacrul. https://youtu.be/Ocq3NeudsVk
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by richbell 2y ago
This is sort-of describing https://docs.private-ai.com/webdemo/
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by richbell 2y ago
I mean, we're aren't talking about him and Automattic because he's a good CEO or person. There's plenty of reasons to dislike Matt without stirring up petty drama that's exaggerated or misleading.
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by richbell 2y ago
> The accounts were empty and didn't have any NSFW content on them. Was this confirmed by Tumblr staff? And if the accounts were empty then what's the harm? > ...was just meant to smear them as a sex-pervert. The user volunt
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by richbell 2y ago
> and even tweeting out the private handles of the user he was beefing with. While I think Matt's current behaviour is abhorrent, my understanding is the linked article buries the lede a bit. The user claimed they were banned due t
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by richbell 2y ago
> One of the things she was complaining about was participating in new manager training. She specifically mentions feeling like it overwhelming and ineffective. That's not the same as complaining that she had to do it, which is what
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by richbell 2y ago
21 reports may not be a lot in a vacuum. It is certainly an overwhelming number of people to suddenly become responsible for — even more so if the team is spread across different cultures and time zones.
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by richbell 2y ago
> Not sure if that is sarcastic or not, but the whole article seems to be "middle manager doesn't like basic parts of being a middle manager". Can you share which parts made you think that? I don't think that's a
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by richbell 2y ago
Yes, that is the conclusion of the investigation. It does not make this clickbait.
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by richbell 2y ago
Indeed, they never had any intention of awarding a bounty. Heads I win, tails you lose.
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by richbell 2y ago
> Most of the person’s post and responses here are about Zendesk’s issue, but Zendesk was never informed It's not clear whether they were informed. The mediator's email says "after consultations with *the team*", whic
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by richbell 2y ago
That's strange, I don't see any missing images. Perhaps the Twitter embeds are breaking intermittently? Edit: nevermind, I see what you mean. Twitter embeds work, direct images don't.
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by richbell 2y ago
> you waste time with the constant spam of people begging for bounties A great blog post on the matter https://www.troyhunt.com/beg-bounties/
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by richbell 2y ago
> If I am not mistaken, it wasn't zendesk that didn't want to recognize the bug, but HackerOne that did not escalate to Zendesk that they should reconsider the exclusion ground in this case. Correct, the replies seem to have co
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by richbell 2y ago
I don't think so. Troy isnt publicly sharing the credentials and that's what's valuable — especially having "exclusive" access. He blogged or tweeted about this at some point. Sadly, I can't find the link.
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by richbell 2y ago
This take is ignorant. Automattic is the one going on the offensive, nobody is "attacking" them.
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by richbell 2y ago
> Perhaps their decision makes sense given the cost. What point are you trying to make? 10-15 million is nothing considering how valuable that data is for public health. Public services cost money; nobody argues that we shouldn't ha
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by richbell 2y ago
If Troy authenticates the data, they can use that as an 'endorsement' when trying to sell it.
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by richbell 2y ago
Ontario's conservative government abruptly shut ours. https://archive.ph/VVaoi https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/ontario-halts-covid-w...
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by richbell 2y ago
> I'm not sure why people are so upset about it. 1. It reflects poorly on YC. 2. Something can be legal without being moral or ethical.
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by richbell 2y ago
YouTuber Tom Nicholas made a sort of "behind the scenes" video that explores their methods and motivations. https://youtu.be/0v0dYQ9t5WU
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by richbell 2y ago
For fun: > In the sentence, the people responsible for the coup are implied to be Murati and Ilya. The phrase "Murati (and Ilya for that matter) took their shot to remove Sam" suggests that they were the ones who attempted to r
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by richbell 2y ago
Lest we forget that Popper was describing a specific type of "intolerance" that existed in the 1940s. > "In this formulation, I do not imply, for instance, that we should always suppress the utterance of intolerant philoso
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by richbell 2y ago
I don't think "conflict of interest" is the right term in this case.
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by richbell 2y ago
> Many ex-employees swore the servers would catch fire by now. They've 'caught on fire' many times, such as the time login/2fa broke, or the weeks/months where you were rate-limited to only a few hundred interact
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by richbell 2y ago
I think "fact checking" has lost its legitimacy in the eyes of many people — and journalism in general. You can't convince people that something is objective when it has an obvious bias. Think of The Washinton Post's abs
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by richbell 2y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/21/technology/google-surveil... You're typically screwed and have no recourse.

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