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by urda 5y ago
> Let's see: Does the world benefit from a CEO that has built the biggest clean-energy revolution that the world has ever seen but has spoken some shit while they were drunk? You might have allowed your bar to sink that low, but man
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by urda 5y ago
> SHA-1 will still work fine for the purpose of git. So why are so many corporations, individuals, and orgs working hard to protect against it? Hint: because it's not actually fine.
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by urda 5y ago
> It is impossible to remove politics from your work. It absolutely is and this statement is either not informed enough or is being argued in bad faith. Unless your job is involved in direct politics or government you can keep the politi
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by urda 5y ago
Completely depressing looking back at this thread and realizing that Hacker News has an issue with users holding advance degrees. I expect this jealousy and hatred from sites like reddit and Facebook, it should not be tolerated here on HN.
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by urda 5y ago
Every employee and Engineer that is currently at Facebook is involved in this mess. Every one of them are complicit. To the FB Engineers reading this: it is a saddening you have chosen to use your talents to build dangerous technologies ins
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by urda 5y ago
I would be not long for this world if a service I helped maintain was down for four days.
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by urda 5y ago
It honestly amazing we had e-mail before the messes of today. Otherwise we'd be stuck with a dozen different "mail" apps.
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by urda 5y ago
... Except Stanford is ABET accredited, and as are all the major Engineering institutions and leaders. The fact that most users here are reaching to downvote literally the fact that leading Engineering institutions all fall in this bucket i
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by urda 5y ago
> What of those who graduated from engineering programs taught at engineer colleges? We are the actual Engineers. For US-Based IT workers, that means a degree from an ABET [1] backed institution with a traditional undergrad and graduate
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by urda 5y ago
This and I combo it with restricting DNS lookups to the actual LAN servers. No way to bypass the DNS at that point via the firewall.
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by urda 5y ago
> Have you seen that list of annoying decisions up there? For one, they are gone now. Erm, even with that solution you still have to consider the changes that impact this schema. These problems didn't go away, they simply became mas
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by urda 5y ago
> I have nothing against hobbies but it's even better if your hobby has something to show for it. This toxic "grind until you die" mindset needs to end. Hobbies *do not* need to produce something to "show for it"
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by urda 5y ago
Ah gotcha, thanks for the tip.
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by urda 5y ago
> I also use it to play endless loops of hold music for unscheduled calls to teach businesses to stop calling me without making an appointment and e-mail me instead. I feel ya. I have a public line that does the same thing, but instead i
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by urda 5y ago
This (your comment) is not shrinkflation.
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by urda 5y ago
So now they have both a broken product AND a product with features that are abuseable with no restrictions / control by their site administration? This keeps getting worse! This is as useful as a rock on a string telling me the weather
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by urda 5y ago
You have a really bad sales pitch when you build a site that claims to track brokers being broken, and your entire site is broken. Might want to polish this up a bit first mate.
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by urda 5y ago
> Every company at this stage loses money. ... why are companies still getting a pass with this 10 years in? No, this isn't an acceptable excuse here.
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by urda 5y ago
Whats' wrong with Veracrypt?
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by urda 5y ago
Yeah I'm not buying it, and I don't think anyone else worth their weight is either.
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by urda 5y ago
You can place them in a separate VLAN for starters, and block traffic between anything other than the internet.
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by urda 5y ago
I appreciate the openness of this article, and I'm not pointing fingers, but I just want to point out we only have one side of the story so far. This needs attention though that's for sure. I'm sure at least one of the Retool
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by urda 5y ago
Please stop reposting the same comment and link all over this thread to push your agenda thanks.
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by urda 5y ago
yeah I should be clear that the issue isn't reverse engineering, it's everything else around it.
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by urda 5y ago
Honestly it feels really scummy to have reversed engineer (which itself is not an issue) the protocol, use a name way-too-similar too "Bose", closed source, and of course charging 9 bucks for a page of Javascript.
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by urda 5y ago
I think so too. Video games are just another medium, and there's nothing stopping someone or a group of someones from expressing their artistic interests through it.
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by urda 5y ago
Ok thank you very much I appreciate the reply.
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by urda 5y ago
I'm using GOGs for far more than just a single mirror repo. But thanks! :)
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by urda 5y ago
Do you have references? Not saying you're wrong, but you provided zero proof. The instance also runs inside a LAN so... whatever.
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by urda 5y ago
I just keep a GOGS instance that auto-mirrors youtube-DL these days now, so I always have a copy.

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