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by sbuk 5y ago
Applicant Tracking systems, like Bullhorn, actually do a pretty decent job of fuzzy matching and normalising CV/resumés. Of course there is room for improvement and you need to ‘SEO’ your particular CV, but you really should do that fo
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by sbuk 5y ago
Is there any irony is his surname?
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by sbuk 5y ago
> They have a different modifier key since the original Macintosh dropped the mostly standard control key. The ctrl-z/x/c/v combination didn't exist when the Macintosh came out. The cmd+z/x/c/v existed
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by sbuk 5y ago
That's exactly what RCS is about - except it's the Telcos that went to wrest control back. No thanks.
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by sbuk 5y ago
Real men use ed.
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by sbuk 5y ago
IP reputation is a different thing. I assume that this is why ESPs tend to drop mail from self-hosters. Low/no reputation or domestic IP often signal malicious activity, so the big ESPs act accordingly. The later reasoning comes from
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by sbuk 5y ago
Having worked in IT support early on in my career, I have observed that the typical user doesn't so much learn how to use a computer/OS as much as they learn to perform tasks by rote. You will get users that live in Word or Excel
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by sbuk 5y ago
The whole point of the CTRL key is for control characters when using a terminal. The command key on Macs (and the subsequent key pairs) predates CTRL-Z/X/C/V by around 10 years - Larry Tesler, had conceived the notion while
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Is Bluetooth holding back Apple's AirPods? We asked the man who made them(whathifi.com)
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by sbuk 5y ago
The bulk of this post discusses IP reputation which is the biggest hurdle to self hosting. It is the first line defence for spam/phishing/fraudulent mail. SPF and DKIM can align for DMARC, but if the IP has a bad, or no reputa
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by sbuk 5y ago
> It's not clear from your comment if my insisting on using files/directories is not the Apple way of doing things, or what the people on Mac forums told me is not the Apple way of doing things. The latter. You assumed that I
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by sbuk 5y ago
I'm not suggesting that the information that you provided is in anyway wrong or fraudulent, but I do have some observations. Firstly, and most importantly, what you have described is categorically not the "Apple" way of doin
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by sbuk 5y ago
The best app I know of for this is Monodraw ( https://monodraw.helftone.com/ )
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by sbuk 5y ago
You're pre series A, yet you're calling a potential $2.1 billion competitor "incompetent". I find that a turn off. Never refer to the competition as incompetent - it will ultimately lead to complacency. Just my 2 cents
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by sbuk 5y ago
When are we going to get the diplomat's wife that murdered the kid near Mildenhall? UK should reject all extraditions to the US until that piece of work is in a UK prison. // Edit Further, we should stop all extraditions to
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by sbuk 5y ago
Both parties are to blame. Teams shouldn't have behaved the way it did, Android should have failsafes to prevent this from happening. A great example of not letting developers do what they want...
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by sbuk 5y ago
Self-preserving is the best. Thank you. I personally don't like self-propagating, when the truth is that it's free, but with a catch. Forcing people to do the right thing, even if the intent is good, is still forcing someone to do
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by sbuk 5y ago
The original statement doesn’t use pejoratives. Viral is the best way that I can describe it, I suppose insidious is better, but that too could be considered a pejorative. I’m struggling to find a word because I view it negatively.
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by sbuk 5y ago
Because the GPL, specifically v3 is viral. The point being made in this statement is that the requirement to give back is potentially onerous for many commercial entities, and that this hinders open sharing rather than promoting it. It&#x
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by sbuk 5y ago
From the OpenBSD Copyright Policy ( https://www.openbsd.org/policy.html ) just for a different perspective from another FOSS project: "While this may superficially look like a noble strategy, it is a condition that is t
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by sbuk 5y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29412262 Obviously we have to take the linked comment at face value.
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by sbuk 5y ago
You'd be surprised at how many sending domains do not have SPF configured correctly. When you look at DKIM and DMARC, it get worse...
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by sbuk 5y ago
How much traffic does that generate? On average, there are ~300 billion messages sent daily - the majority coming from automated services and/or bulk messaging providers. Sure, Gmail and Google Workspaces have a lot of "market s
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by sbuk 5y ago
Yes, because of low/no reputation . It's a feature, not a bug.
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by sbuk 5y ago
Google and Gmail account for a very small amount of the global mail-flow and have even less of an impact on standards. In fact they only appear as a contributor/author on RFC8617 (ARC). No standard says, or even suggest, that “resident
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by sbuk 5y ago
Mac OS comes with pf installed. This can block inbound and outbound traffic. There is a utility called Murus that manages this with a GUI, https://www.murusfirewall.com
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by sbuk 5y ago
The irony of course is that this site is a significant part of the media circus that surrounds OS update launches and keynotes etc. Tabloid tech “churnalism” at its best…
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by sbuk 5y ago
London’s international station is now St Pancras, which is much easier than Waterloo. It’s closer to Euston and Paddington, while Kings Cross is literally over the road.
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by sbuk 5y ago
The downvotes are coming because this has nothing to do with the topic at hand and you are both blatantly trying to start a flame war. You both have form on Apple threads. If they bother you that much, stop reading articles about them.
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by sbuk 5y ago
Or Linux users are self-righteously declaring their way is the only way...

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