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by twunde 3y ago
It's not normally MDM that slows down the laptops, its usually the security agents/proxies that are installed via MDM that slow down the computer. Antimalware agents for macs in particular tend to be very problematic with Jamf Pro
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by twunde 3y ago
It took 8 days to proactively reach out. It may very well have been identified earlier and then taken some time to be passed off to Google's vulnerability reward program and get any approvals necessary
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by twunde 3y ago
You can find quite a few for cheaper, especially in the Northeast. My current Saab is nearing its end of life, and I'm _so_ tempted to get another one, even if it doesn't really match my lifestyle anymore
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by twunde 3y ago
You can still get parts, although if you're going through your mechanic they can be expensive, especially if the mechanic isn't a SAAB specialist. I do think its worth looking to see if you can find a SAAB specialist. When I was b
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Red hook's mesh network today(theverge.com)
5 points by twunde 3y ago|0 comments
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by twunde 3y ago
Techdirt has a good writeup of this press release https://www.techdirt.com/2023/05/12/ny-ag-doles-out-wrist-sl...
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Chromebook Churn(pirg.org)
4 points by twunde 3y ago|0 comments
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by twunde 3y ago
I think everyone that's worked with him, would agree :) For the brief time he was at Cedar, he contributed a lot of high quality code
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by twunde 4y ago
I cannot wait until Pants supports Rust as a target language (they were looking for rust consumers as of 3-6 months ago if I recall). For our python needs it was a real breath of fresh air. I'm now at a shop without it and need to deal
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by twunde 4y ago
Hey Colin :wave: (I hope you're bringing Rust to DD) To add onto this, Grapl had a moderate sized codebase with less than 10 engineers. I do think we could have done some optimizations in cargo, but it's simply much easier to use
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by twunde 4y ago
Plenty. Look outside of tech and you'll see that's the norm in many places.
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by twunde 4y ago
Hey, I went to look up the book you're reading and what comes up is Unmasking Autism by Devon Price PhD. Is that the same book you're reading?
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by twunde 4y ago
The issue with layoffs is that it's not just the low performers being fired. Typically managers are given a preference or salary amount that has to be cut. Inevitably the low performers are the first to be out on the list, but often ti
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by twunde 4y ago
Not useful for the OP, but for anyone considering Gusto I would highly recommend just going with a PEO, since they just deal with so many more things including remote workers in the US. I'm at the point where if a company is using Gust
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by twunde 4y ago
The issue with microservices is that you typically can't run all the microservices at once on your laptop, making end to end tests more difficult. That said, the main benefit of microservices is that they enable independent teams. To t
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by twunde 4y ago
Relatively off-topic, but I absolutely love the 90s/early 2000s vibes I get from this. I can't remember the last time I saw a webring, much less one with animated logos.
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Quieter Dependabot(github.blog)
1 points by twunde 4y ago|0 comments
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by twunde 4y ago
There are really two different groups of compliance programs: privacy compliance programs like GDPR and CCPA, and security compliance programs like SOC2, PCI and HITRUST. What's been happening over the last few years is that some of th
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by twunde 4y ago
Generally speaking, json-rpc compares negatively to REST and to other RPC standards like gRPC or Thrift. REST is more popular, in large part because of Ruby on Rails, but also because it provides semantic meaning and a system that defines w
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How to Replace the Sky [Comic](theverge.com)
1 points by twunde 4y ago|0 comments
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by twunde 4y ago
The main advice with two way data syncing is to ensure that you've mapped out the data flows and make sure that it's clear which system needs to be updated to update data. I once worked on a PHP monolith that worked with a vendor
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by twunde 4y ago
Chompie ( https://twitter.com/chompie1337 ) does a great job on exploit writeups. Take a look at https://www.graplsecurity.com/post/iou-ring-exploiting-the-l... . She's got a few more blog posts at G
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by twunde 4y ago
I just want to thank the mods (Daniel was the one mentioned in the email) for the invitation to repost this. I've no idea why some algorithm found a story I submitted from 2019 interesting, but I really like the idea of this and hope i
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Conference line radio among the Hmong diaspora (2019)(theverge.com)
49 points by twunde 4y ago|5 comments
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Meta Will Continue Burning Billions of Dollars Until Something Happens(defector.com)
8 points by twunde 4y ago|6 comments
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by twunde 4y ago
To make it easier to think about databases, I group them into categories - SQL Databases (Mysql, Postgres, SQL Server, SQLite) - JSON document stores (MongoDB, etc) - In-memory key-value stores (redis, memcache) - key-value stores (cassandr
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by twunde 4y ago
I moved to Vermont from NYC. I really miss meetups and meeting like-minded people. So far, I've been attending virtual meetups and gone to a conference in Boston. Things to consider: - Cellphone service can be very carrier-dependent an
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by twunde 4y ago
Vermont has a number of successful co-ops. https://nfca.coop/vt/ has a list of them. Most food co-ops belong to co-op partnerships and many will cross honor memberships at other co-ops ie the Putney co-op will give you
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by twunde 4y ago
Original CLP Paper: https://www.usenix.org/system/files/osdi21-rodrigues.pdf Github project for CLP: https://github.com/y-scope/clp The interesting part about the article isn't that stru
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by twunde 4y ago
The author of this also did a writeup of an io_uring exploit a while back that you might find interesting https://www.graplsecurity.com/post/iou-ring-exploiting-the-l... (the September 8 date is definitely wrong, proba

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