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by uzakov 5y ago
> If you're smart enough to realize that there might be something to worry about, you should be smart enough to be able to figure out how to This is gatekeeping 101. Some people are just starting out in security/software e
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by uzakov 5y ago
I am really sorry to hear about your personal loss, by no means my goal was to create negative reaction.
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by uzakov 5y ago
No dispute there, please see my comment below to "glenngillen"
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by uzakov 5y ago
Yeah, I think another field(though I could be wrong on this one) that pays much better in the USA VS other countries is finance. Outside of these field the situation is very different
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by uzakov 5y ago
Absolutely, no dispute there. I thought it might be worth pointing that out, since Ycombinator has a lot of IT visitors.
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by uzakov 5y ago
> Also, to any non-Americans its always important to put this in the context that "waiving" here means you're still paying thousands per month Also important to remember the "take home" pay in the USA vs other co
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by uzakov 5y ago
Does anyone know how someone not from the USA or other developed nations can get access to more advanced cancer treatments? Paying for advanced treatment isn't an issue.
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by uzakov 5y ago
This is honestly great! Could you please add a license? I would love to translate this and deploy in other languages.
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by uzakov 5y ago
Also used to have XPS 15 in the past
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by uzakov 5y ago
I specifically did not name XPS 13 2-in-1 for many reasons: issues, concerns. Also XPS 13 is NOT hardware wise simular to XPS 15, which I was referring to above
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by uzakov 5y ago
MacBook pro 16 size: Height: 1.62 cm (0.64 inches) Width: 35.79 cm (14.09 inches) Depth: 24.59 cm (9.68 inches) Weight: 2.0 kg (4.3 pounds) Dell XPS 15 Height: 0.71" (1.8 cm) | 2. Width: 13.57" (344.72 mm) | 3. Depth: 9.06" (
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by uzakov 5y ago
Dell XPS 15 or Dell XPS 17 - quality build, good specs, has a dedicated GPU, decent price(at least in the USA) good size. Whenever I hear "Windows PC industry has a lot of catching up to do" I always ask what particulars are you m
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by uzakov 5y ago
In many ways this reminds me of OWASP SAMM, which is a framework to help organizations formulate and implement a strategy for software security that is tailored to the specific risks facing the organization. For anyone interested in having
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by uzakov 5y ago
HN: be careful with doing things like this, technically speaking this could be considered illegal.
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by uzakov 5y ago
A fairly old guide I wrote but the core ideas remain the same: https://uzakov.io/2017/05/08/pretty-good-setup-pgs/ Mentions many things mentioned in the comments as well as other good security measures
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by uzakov 5y ago
So that we are on a same page, you are stating that any company is de-factor to be considered belonging to country X if: 1) Founder has a double citizenship 2) Has some of the staff in a foreign country 3) Has a sales office in their ho
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by uzakov 5y ago
> not only that By this logic does it not mean that Google is a Russian/Soviet company? Sergey Brin was born and spent some years in Russia, also Google has staff in Russia(and China in this regard)
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by uzakov 5y ago
If anyone is interested to read more about Software Bill of Materials and how you can implement it check out OWASP Dependency Track project - https://owasp.org/www-project-dependency-track/
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by uzakov 5y ago
Any links on that? Only notable incident was when they apparently sold intentionally mislabeled Chinese-made equipment to U.S. government end users. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fortinet#cite_note-37
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by uzakov 5y ago
One of the reasons people might spend time on keyboards is health ie to combat the carpal tunner syndrom.
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by uzakov 5y ago
I am not sure what you are implying. I am not an expert in this field but based upon the article and comments here it seems that this is something you have to do unless you want to be banned, even nowadays?
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by uzakov 5y ago
You are dodging questions though, it doesn't help our discussion.
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by uzakov 5y ago
> every bomb dropped and person executed So if you pay taxes in Switzerland you only get good karma points
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by uzakov 5y ago
> oh they think differently must mean were wrong At no point I said that someone was wrong because they think differently, no need to fight windmills
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by uzakov 5y ago
> But this is a false sense of neutrality and objectivity. False according to what/who? For the sake of a good discussion it would be good if you gave some sources. Ie my question to you from a comment above
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by uzakov 5y ago
> and it's non-trivial for them to share files. My approach is to have a separate dropbox and GitHub account for sharing, that both machines have access to.
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by uzakov 5y ago
I dont believe I spoke about nor said anything about Teamspeak. What are you referring to?
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by uzakov 5y ago
> There are many laws which are unjust, what is right and what is legal does not always align What is considered right highly varies by country and culture, when you say "right" to what country/culture do you refer to? &gt
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by uzakov 5y ago
> luxury clothing is for dumb people with money. Follow HN guidelines please
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by uzakov 5y ago
I am very sorry to hear about your experience I hope all is better now. My comments are by no means an attack on you. > Whether it is legal or not, isn’t the question. I think it's perfectly normal to discuss whether things are lega

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