technion

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by technion 4y ago
People in several enterprises have told me having a visible open source profile would represent a cultural fit issue.
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by technion 4y ago
I do agree with you, but to play devil's advocate: This article is currently #9 trending on the front page. I've meanwhile seen similar critiques of React written in a different style, and seen them not get a vote or comment. Perh
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by technion 4y ago
Ironically #Gladys is currently trending on twitter due to a similar question from people.
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by technion 4y ago
I also don't feel it's a number that can be accurate at all without including a location.
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by technion 4y ago
I will never be able to look marketplace or even Craig's list without wondering whether the great Australian joke about buying jousting sticks from the trading post would work in their place.
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by technion 4y ago
An underlying issue is that Microsoft Active Directory does not support MFA of any kind at all. That's why third party PAM vendors exist, but they don't really change the fact that you the most widely deployed authentication servi
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by technion 4y ago
This site does a good job of laying out an awful lot of information. Looks like NextJS - can I ask what was used for the UI and charts?
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by technion 4y ago
The difference of course is that TikTok's suggested content is generally relevant. My entire suggested feed relates to US politics. I keep getting suggestions for Second Amendment groups, "Stand your Ground" groups, pro life
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by technion 4y ago
Note that Wordpress don't use Github, or Git for that matter. https://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk
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by technion 4y ago
I didn't spend time looking for specific features, as much as pointing out the standard is to be extremely hand wrangled and therefore prone to such issues. I have no idea if this sort of nonsense (this is an official Automattic plugin
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by technion 4y ago
I can see that the difficulty will be the plethora of plugins that for whatever reason won't end up being compatible, and the Wordpress community will quickly consider SQLite a "broken database" or similar. For example, one o
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by technion 4y ago
I'm fairly convinced that some of the Roblox controversy is a witch hunt. I have no knowledge of whether there have been legitimate issues, but the outcry I've seen on social media discussing Roblox and child safety often looks li
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by technion 4y ago
You know I just had a look at Reels and of the four on my screen, three have a tiktok logo. People are making "reels" already by just taking someone elses popular video and uploading it as a reel. Which has the effect of: Advertis
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by technion 4y ago
I wrote our onboarding system and had it strip apostrophes from names. Some people object, but they object more when random websites refuse to let them sign up.
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by technion 4y ago
My point was that the fact anyone needs to do any of those things means a developer can't randomly put any address they want into PHP's mail() function (without telling anyone) and expect it to work. There's no point accusing
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by technion 4y ago
As far as Microsoft's concerned it's invalid. I just tried creating such an address in Exchange Online. https://ibb.co/3zCyP9J
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by technion 4y ago
Judging by the number of times I've had this fight with developers, and seen other people argue it online, I'd suggest the biggest falsehood programmers believe is: Your random VPS can just send email from any address you like and
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by technion 4y ago
Just shows how regularly Microsoft exchange is attacked that this small list has three different exchange attacks.
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by technion 4y ago
Yandex is the go to image search at this point. It several ducks on motorbikes (although not in the rain). You've raised technical Ai questions, but I think it's a simple as "yandex doesn't cater to pinterest and stock i
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by technion 4y ago
Thanks for that. I have to agree to being surprised. I've just looked on maps from my last Sydney office, for some comparison: There's a McDonalds at 377 George St and at 600 George St, both about a four minute walk. There's
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by technion 4y ago
If you could explain to an Australian here: I have either a pub or a McDonalds every two blocks that any person can walk into and use a restroom. This would include industrial areas. Is that not the case in Seattle?
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by technion 4y ago
Before the test starts, you are directed to move the camera around the room, behind your chair and things like that. The Pearson proctor made me remove paintings from the wall to prove there was nothing behind them
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by technion 4y ago
Security comes up on HN a lot, but I'm amazed this particular issue never really seems to. For nearly any major incident write up, you'll see the same old story. Attacker obtained administrative credentials, abused them on a domai
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by technion 4y ago
A single person can patch an issue or two, but security can be cultural and unless you're in leadership you probably can't change that. And depending on how the business operates, spending too much time on bugs you weren't as
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by technion 4y ago
Just adding to that - don't forget about users defining AWS metadata addresses for a webhook. Returning IAM data to them can be .. bad.
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by technion 4y ago
I can see the concern though. If you say something like "we invested in a large workflow involving Gitlab/Gerrit/anything else" and a potential applicant without any context expects you to go on the defense about why you
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by technion 4y ago
Bahaha, that second Google hit for that key was a joke I must have written a decade ago. https://snakeoil.cr.yp.to/submissions/Lolcipher%20Submission...
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by technion 4y ago
Unfortunately this is a pretty common tech support query. A lot of these "bloat" scripts are designed by people knowing exactly what they are doing, and meant for such people. Some of them do things like Disable Defender and even
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by technion 4y ago
My preference at this point is rail's in api mode with a separate javascript fronted. I haven't had had to scale enough to really see it, but I often see rendering discussed as CPU heavy and I do wonder how much it helps that all
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by technion 4y ago
I've got multiple vendors that have been selling largely the same VPN appliances for a decade, that are suddenly rebranding as Zero Trust vendors. People have commented on the naming but I don't know if it's clear that it&#x2

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