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by sukilot 6y ago
Misleading headline. Google gave law enforcement user data of users repeatedly publicly violating Google TOS and possibly the law.
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by sukilot 6y ago
MS doesn't care about fixing vulnerabilities in Oracle's JRE. Someone else found out? The bug was publicly announced 2 years ago. (Per the article we all read.)
213.
by sukilot 6y ago
The OP reports exploits in the wild.
214.
by sukilot 6y ago
Does Windows claim to verify signatures JRE data files, or only native executables?
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by sukilot 6y ago
The malware is in a Jar, a data file executed by Oracle's VM. It's a bit much to hold Microsoft liable for the behavior of 3rd part software. I could write a program that deletes your hard drive if you run a script named delete me
216.
by sukilot 6y ago
1. That case isn't finished with appeals and there are already multiple laws in the pipeline to override it. 2. Facebook didn't require publishers to be liable. The court did.
217.
by sukilot 6y ago
You've got it exactly backwards! Lyrics are copyrighted. Google is the serf here, renting lyrics from musixmatch.
218.
by sukilot 6y ago
It's deceptive. They aren't saying they would hand over any data.
219.
by sukilot 6y ago
It shows the strength of the their best argument.
220.
by sukilot 6y ago
MacOS is evolving toward the sane Browser/iOS/Android security model for networked computers running apps from diverse third parties.
221.
by sukilot 6y ago
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goobuntu
222.
by sukilot 6y ago
MacOS X was invented before package managers and virtual machines/containers and the whole cloud thing became popular on Mac. Mac ships with Apache too.
223.
by sukilot 6y ago
The intent is clearly stated: MacOS provided php is deprecated and slated for removal. Quit using it before it quits you.
224.
by sukilot 6y ago
Nothing on that page says it continuously syncs files or handles interruption/resume of syncing.
225.
by sukilot 6y ago
Why? High schoolers can read books and video chat.
226.
by sukilot 6y ago
The world is still upside down. Run exams later and start college later.
227.
by sukilot 6y ago
Doesn't that make next year even worse, as we'll have 1.5x applicants for the same seats?
228.
by sukilot 6y ago
That's only fair in an environment where education is not a scarce good. But college education needs some way to artificially pick winners because the schools are underfunded and then economy is classist.
229.
by sukilot 6y ago
They sat for mocks.
230.
by sukilot 6y ago
Well, wealthy students who opt out of government secondary schools could be given lowest priority at government colleges, and if that offends someone they can expand government funded colleges so that all could attend.
231.
by sukilot 6y ago
Only because they only sell products with a legitimate manufacturer, which is the point.
232.
by sukilot 6y ago
You have dig past the marketing labels and into the actual specs. Some CPUs have VT-x but not vPro https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/149091/...
233.
by sukilot 6y ago
Heroku costs about a nickel an hour per server, yeah? A dollar a day? So I'll worry about that price when I get to at least 10 servers
234.
by sukilot 6y ago
MacBook Pro is a tiny fraction of laptop user base.
235.
by sukilot 6y ago
Compared to the world before Zuckerberg where there was not even that way?
236.
by sukilot 6y ago
Does NAT and Dynamic DNS count as a server?
237.
by sukilot 6y ago
Do you think it's unlikely for you to learn those skills quickly? People who have all those skills earn over $300K at those companies.
238.
by sukilot 6y ago
Shouldn't be surprising in retrospect. Nobody enjoys losing a tanker. When one is lost, it's because someone made a terrible mistake. The only mystery is which specific mistake.
239.
by sukilot 6y ago
The only reason any of this matters is that higher education is being held as a scarce commodity, with "elite" schools limiting attendance, to prevent lower class people from rising above their class.
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by sukilot 6y ago
There was an assessment. The assessment said everything is fine.

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