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by travem 5y ago
Likely rooted in the experience with Brendan Eich who had a long history with Mozilla, was appointed as CEO and then (due to his personal political contributions, mainly Proposition 8 related) essentially forced to resign as CEO due to the
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by travem 5y ago
That depends, with modern enterprise backup software it can be faster to recover that way than rely on the (sometimes slow) decryption software. This was the case with Colonial Pipeline for example, https://www.theregister.com&#x
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by travem 5y ago
The availability of double trigger RSUs help mitigate that
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by travem 5y ago
By leveraging an existing backdoor they are reducing the chances of their own activity being detected. Attempting to introduce a net new backdoor may have led to them generating additional indicators of compromise and risked being detected
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by travem 5y ago
Case in point, vSphere Fault Tolerance is a software approach that runs your workload in a VM where the CPU instructions are mirrored to another VM on another physical server to deliver redundancy against physical server loss.
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by travem 5y ago
How to get paid for Ransomware attacks?
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by travem 6y ago
Miss is also used for unmarried women as well in many places. It’s even in the title of events like Miss World for example
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by travem 6y ago
> They seem to think other EU members will be angry with how the EU are treating the UK in this matter and will also want to leave. UK pro-brexit reporting I have seen has been focusing not on other countries (such as Germany) being upse
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by travem 6y ago
> They removed the ability to let you filter search results for items sold by Anazon.com years ago. That feature is still available on the amazon.com site as I write this
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by travem 7y ago
AWS includes collaboration tools like WorkDocs and Chime as well so comparison is still like for like. Just because each vendor has different strengths (and leverages them differently) doesn't negate the broad comparison.
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by travem 7y ago
> except for the limited case of reading single-factor SMS login codes Is the app actually reading the code? I thought this was just a UI hint that made it easier for the user to select the code from the suggestion area of the keyboard
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by travem 7y ago
Dell is publicly traded again, as of just under a year ago. See https://www.reuters.com/article/us-dell-ipo/dell-returns-to-...
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by travem 7y ago
> What a lovely use of our resources. Protecting kids from predatory companies selling them addictive substances? Yep that’s exactly what we should be spending resources on.
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by travem 7y ago
> If WeWork is the only fun office space, they'll be hugely profitable someday. The competitive moat of being fun is built on huge subsidies of cheap capital being injected into the company during funding. It's a great venue be
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by travem 7y ago
That may turn out to be so in the long term, but it doesn't align with the current ethos of "It's always day one" at Amazon.
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by travem 7y ago
If there was fraud involved why shouldn’t they be held liable?
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by travem 8y ago
An email hash can be used to identify an individual and so would very much be in the scope of GDPR, the same as any other number used to identify an individual. Curious why you think that would not be the case. It seems to fall squarely int
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by travem 8y ago
Actually many readers of HN outside of the US will not be that familiar with the peculiarities of the US system.
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by travem 8y ago
That's not a common definition of poor. This is one that would be more in line with typical use: > Lacking sufficient money to live at a standard considered comfortable or normal in a society. From https://en.oxforddictio
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by travem 8y ago
You're in good company. Tim Berners-Less said something similar when reflecting on what he would do differently if given the chance: > Looking back on 15 years or so of development of the Web is there anything you would do different
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Amazon RDS on VMware – Managed Databases in VMware and Hybrid Environments(aws.amazon.com)
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by travem 8y ago
FYI from the VMware Workstation Player FAQ < https://www.vmware.com/products/player/faqs.html> they state: > VMware Workstation Player is free for personal non-commercial use (business and non profit use i
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by travem 8y ago
Are you being sarcastic (serious question). Alcohol itself is chemically addictive and there are likely orders or magnitudes more people in the alcohol industry trying to make their alcoholic beverages more attractive (and thus spreading ad
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by travem 8y ago
The intent of the phrase may have been that the "blame" for this being misreported isn't "on" the mainstream media, not that the story itself wasn't on the mainstream media.
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by travem 9y ago
> I'm also reminded by a RMS writing (I think it was letter of some sort) campaigning that denying computer lab users root access was oppressive. There's a reference that may be related to this in the book "Hackers: Heroes
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by travem 9y ago
There’s a lot of implicit privilege baked into that statement.
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by travem 9y ago
One additional motivation is a historical approach to reduce losses due to employee theft. In a cash economy "rounder" numbers would make it easier for employees to take payment without having to ring up the transaction on the ti
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by travem 9y ago
Windows 10 is not exactly a paragon of virtue when it comes to privacy concerns - https://www.theverge.com/2016/8/22/12582622/eff-microsoft-wi...
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by travem 9y ago
I'm not a fan of the 13" form factor to shipping a developer edition XPS 15 (with 32GB) would be awesome FYI!
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by travem 9y ago
[Disclosure, I currently work for VMware] On the VMware side, what kind of documentation are you looking for, and what kind of capabilities are you looking to expose? VMware has a really broad portfolio and it can be complex for someone to

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