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by technion 4y ago
I've strictly worked on a rule: Even if it's a lunch break or otherwise not company time, I don't even look at emails from Github on my phone. All my projects are outside hours, and never accessed from a company machine. One
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by technion 4y ago
I just want to say - people critique every service out there that slows spam and bots. Those critiques are valid from the "it won't stop everything" view, but it clearly stops a proportion, and the wider variety of products o
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by technion 4y ago
When I was playing WoW, it was hard to find, for example, "guide to blackwing lair". It would be way down the page, below videos always titled "shocked reaction to Blackwing lair boss kill", "streamer reacts to BWL
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by technion 4y ago
I'd probably be fine with knowing I had to excel if it was fully accepted they were genuinely the bottom ten percent of performers. Everything I read as an outsider from people working in such places seems to suggest otherwise though.
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by technion 4y ago
Is it taking over the same space though? I use Facebook because it's the only place I can see the schedules at my gym, or the menus as many local restaurants despite them not having updated their Facebook page in two years. As far as I
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by technion 4y ago
I've had a few experiences trying to recover data from old hard drives or even tape drives. The general experience was that either it works perfectly or the drive is covered in bad sectors and large chunks are unreadable. I don't
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Show HN: Vssshield, a Rust project to mitigate Windows ransomware(github.com)
5 points by technion 4y ago|0 comments
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by technion 4y ago
Bazel often comes up as an awesome aspect of Google's tooling but as far as I can see it's open source and hasn't really caught on elsewhere. Is there something I'm missing about why?
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by technion 4y ago
There's a pretty good Ruby gem I've used for this before: https://github.com/mbj/mutant
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by technion 4y ago
I remember when it was the healthy part of the your career - effectively getting a meeting with the C Suite because you went out with them for a smoke. (I've never smoked but I clearly remember this as an advantage for colleagues)
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by technion 4y ago
That's you, me and tech people. When it happens to most of my friends, the click yes. The desktop notification is the new IE BHO. Any non tech person's desktop showers them in crap, often scammy in nature even with a closed browse
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by technion 4y ago
Just got some background here, the May 10th update literally broke the ability for many people to logon to a domain. It was extremely broken and businesses that deployed it suffered heavily. The June 14th fix being discussed here in turn br
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by technion 4y ago
I had nmap screenshots presented as a penetration test. I don't mean "in a penetration test, with some text". I mean a penetration testing company embarked on a two week engagement to review an application I had built, and th
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by technion 4y ago
How long ago was this? I am seriously not a fan of this product but it's not known for CPU issues, aside from a particular hack where half its users deployed cryptominers.
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Datto founder shares thoughts on kaseya acquisition(gist.github.com)
29 points by technion 4y ago|7 comments
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by technion 4y ago
It's a long running meme on /r/webhosting. A person buys "email hosting " somehow, insists they don't need the spend of o365 or Google, loses time and money and ends up on one of those. For background, the numb
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by technion 4y ago
Those tend to be the kind of people that will easily take the Yubikey you ask them to carry around. The difficult people for MFA are the ones who won't own a phone because "I hate technology". Those can be a real roadblock fo
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by technion 4y ago
I'm sure they'll add their own responses, but I've seen some tremendous issues caused by legacies like this. I spent a solid week including a case opened with Microsoft attempting to determine why Outlooks "report as phi
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by technion 4y ago
This sounds like an example of the problem: It's not up to me to migrate, we're using a third party service and I have no idea what version of Yaml Github Action's parser users. I read this guide and can't find a version
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by technion 4y ago
Github actions is the one that surprised me. It's a recent enough invention that it was built long after all these discussions, issues raised, and alternatives proposed. I've had far more issues getting these YAML files correctly
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by technion 4y ago
I'm not convinced a well known standard would be any better against what basically comes down to "users might get phished". OAuth phishing against Microsoft accounts is a massive thing, I'm seeing it just as much as pass
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by technion 4y ago
It wasn't entirely clear if this is a disclosure I missed on 21st September 2020, or if they agreed to publish then sat on it for a year and a half. I think the answer is the former - the Youtube has a publish date from September 2020.
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by technion 4y ago
We provision an account an account per lab machine, with a name/password that's basically public, then build a Conditional Access policy that ensures those credentials can only be used from that machine.
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by technion 4y ago
The irony about fetch() finally being a thing and this guide describing it as the modern thing we all have access to now is that going to /r/reactjs and saying "I wrote some code with fetch()" is a bit like coming to HN
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by technion 4y ago
Yes, but many of these products are meme products. I'd like to say "No enterprise is running SUPERAntiSpyware on their Microsoft Exchange cluster" but I'm aware of one that is. In general though, half the engines is actu
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by technion 4y ago
Of the variants listed: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/2a0b83c316219ed8c7ce1d14... 25/66 detection. Detected by Windows Defender free version if you do nothing but leave it in a default configuration and
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by technion 4y ago
During the Proxlogon event it talks about, I wrote the following for this scenario: https://github.com/technion/IISBackdoorDetect/blob/main/IISB... I still run it routinely on all our managed Exchange se
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by technion 4y ago
> full time Jira jockeys in the form of project managers I find that a funny description because I've worked with many many different full time project managers who always took the view that putting data in Jira or equivalents and p
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Encoding Neil Madden's Psychic Signatures(lolware.net)
1 points by technion 4y ago|0 comments
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by technion 4y ago
I don't need to look up what happened in Australia because I live there. The "covid camps" were illegal border crossing camps. So all an American has to do to fully understand this event is look into at US border detention an

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