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by user5994461 5y ago
I honestly wonder who can use these applications these days? Large companies have stopped giving administrator access years ago. The vendor could corrupt their way into some middle manager all they want, they have zero power over procuremen
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by user5994461 5y ago
My bad, I meant desktops and servers combined. Servers are negligible due to the much larger amount of personal computers (billions). Wikipedia has some stats with sources https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_op
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by user5994461 5y ago
The loophole lies in the wording, the regulation only protects you against unauthorized transactions. Plaid makes transactions on your behalf, it's arguable whether they are unauthorized transactions. To quote a similar case from real
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by user5994461 5y ago
For the anecdote, it's possible to upgrade a windows machine in place from XP to Windows 7 to Windows 10. I've done it at home for multiple computers and it works. I don't do that sort of things at work however. There are obv
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by user5994461 5y ago
Expect all healthcare machines to be networked, even if only internally. Need the active directory to login and need to upload the image/test sample somewhere else after it's taken. That's sadly one reason why ransomware can
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by user5994461 5y ago
In theory it's supported, in practice you might lose the machine. Tried on 3 tests VM last month, nuked 1 out of them, failed somewhere mid process after removing half of the system packages. That machine never rebooted.
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by user5994461 5y ago
I don't think that works anymore with the speed that languages are moving and breaking these days. If you tried to use Python 3.9.0 for example (released November 2020), it had changes in the C bindings and broke many libraries (like n
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by user5994461 5y ago
That's a bit too extreme in the opposite direction. :D For those wondering what features are missing from RHEL 5, look further than SSL.
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I edited
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It's no small feat to maintain compatibility with other product and reverse engineer changes as they happen. Good luck with that. How many people does AWS have people working on their version of elasticsearch? and on the client librari
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by user5994461 5y ago
Average and median have little meaning when most accounts never make any content. We can compare to stackoverflow that probably has similar economics. - There are 15.236M accounts on stack overflow. - Only 4.046M accounts have more than one
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by user5994461 5y ago
The best part of the post is certainly the Spanish author using target.com as a generic placeholder to explain the attack, when target is an actual chain with more than 300 stores :D
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by user5994461 5y ago
OIDC for everything. Kerberos is limited to internal network and some very specific use cases (desktop auth). It's not competing. If the company has fully integrated Active Directory/Kerberos. On any desktop computer, it's po
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by user5994461 5y ago
ADFS on-premise support both since version 2016, some people are not aware of that. Azure support both. The way it works in enterprise is that somebody wrote guidelines years ago that external software must support SSO with SAML. Then the g
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by user5994461 5y ago
The largest enterprise support OIDC just fine. Active Directory support both SAML and OIDC as of version 2016. Okta and similar support both indifferently. SAML had a head start of a few years but OIDC caught up. It's helping that all
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by user5994461 5y ago
It's not bluff. It's common to have claw back clauses on sign-on bonus or trainings, for a limited period (3 years might be too long though). The comment you reply to is giving really bad advice to ignore it. That sort of clause i
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by user5994461 5y ago
From the link, qualified nurses start on band 5 that is £24,907 guaranteed nationwide out of university. Then it increases automatically to £30,615 after 7 years of experience (and more by then because it's also adjusted up automatical
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by user5994461 5y ago
It's only blocking when inside an iframe. There may be millions of sites using these functions legitimately, but not inside an iframe.
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They're both trimodal if anything. - People make the most in Big 4 law/tech firms, as well as a handful of boutique firms. - Most people work elsewhere, making a respectable living but nothing extraordinary like the baove. - Last
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by user5994461 5y ago
The trouble in law is to get qualified (in the UK). If you can't finish the 5 years of study or you can't find an internship at the end (extremely competitive), you've wasted your entire time and money and you will never be a
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by user5994461 5y ago
You need to put that in context. Compared to a decade or two ago, an initial release was printed on DVD and unpatchable, a buggy game was effectively plastic waste. If it weren't bad enough, reviews and magazines would demolish it and
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by user5994461 5y ago
COVID and Brexit have drastically reduced the amount of commuters, for the foreseeable decades. Don't be surprised that $20B transportation projects are being reconsidered.
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by user5994461 5y ago
That's not true anymore with online updates and early access on steam. You can ship a game with lots of bugs and missing content, as long as the price is set in consequence.
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That seems to be a common misconception. I don't know why anybody thought I wasn't aware of external volumes, I was. It made little difference, the entire ecosystem was highly unstable. Containers could still fail, the docker daem
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Original author from 5 years ago. Surprised to see this here 5 years later. Docker really used to crash a lot back in the days, mostly due to buggy storage drivers. If you were on Debian or CentOS it's very likely that you experienced
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>>> For some reason I don't know, the Japanese entertainment industry is quite against globalization. Alternative explanation: Most companies aren't global because it's too difficult to be. That requires to translate
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>>> That means they wouldn't touch any of Sony's media formats or distribution platforms with a barge pole. Sony made and pushed Blu Ray, which is the dominant media of the past decade.
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Same error in the UK
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That doesn't help you when you're the one dressing the tables. Which forks do you put? in what order? That doesn't help you with planning the meal. When do you bring the 7 courses and in what order? Was it 7 courses or someth
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by user5994461 5y ago
+1 The joke is misplaced. It has nothing to do in the official description of the game, among the first lines read by customers. Personally I thought this was some sort of typo or weird expression, because the developer doesn't write E

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