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Europe sticks a monopoly probe into Adobe-Figma merger(theregister.com)
3 points by vogon_laureate 3y ago|0 comments
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UK Electoral Commission systems breached by cyber-attack(electoralcommission.org.uk)
6 points by vogon_laureate 3y ago|3 comments
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by vogon_laureate 3y ago
During the cyber-attack, the perpetrators had access to the Commission’s servers which held our email, our control systems, and copies of the electoral registers. They were able to access reference copies of the electoral registers, held b
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by vogon_laureate 3y ago
Well this is not a metaphor for anything. Nope.
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by vogon_laureate 3y ago
One group of people who’ve been working on dealing with some of the security issues of BGP for 20 years. https://www.openbgpd.org
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The Most Important Part of the Internet You’ve Probably Never Heard Of(fcc.gov)
5 points by vogon_laureate 3y ago|1 comments
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by vogon_laureate 3y ago
Did you have any weight gain or sleepiness/fatigue issues?
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by vogon_laureate 3y ago
I wonder if the sudden downturn in organic traffic was starting to take its toll.
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by vogon_laureate 3y ago
Sharing this as I thought I was familiar with most Python web frameworks but this wasn't even on my radar. Anyone have any experience working with it? The tutorial and docs look thorough and development seems fairly active.
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Frappe – A Python and JavaScript web framework(frappeframework.com)
3 points by vogon_laureate 3y ago|1 comments
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by vogon_laureate 3y ago
The marketing turbobabble alone is enough to put me off. This is Hacker News not a listicle review site.
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by vogon_laureate 3y ago
How effective was it on your blood pressure? I'm currently on Modafinil and it's been a life-changer but it doesn't help with some of the killer symptoms of ADHD that still plague me (like task avoidance, distractibility, tas
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by vogon_laureate 3y ago
“Configure applications to deny access by default and ensure the application performs authentication and authorization checks for every request to modify data, delete data, and access sensitive data." So why aren’t devs coding basic au
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by vogon_laureate 3y ago
Aye. I naively thought that classified messages from one Western defence ministry to another would be transmitted in something a bit more secure than an ordinary MTA.
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by vogon_laureate 3y ago
The emails were intended for the US military, which uses the domain name ".mil". But they missed out the letter i, and so the messages went instead to the West African nation of Mali.
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You've got Mali: MoD accidentally emails Russia ally(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by vogon_laureate 3y ago|3 comments
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Designing Age-Inclusive Products: Guidelines and Best Practices(smashingmagazine.com)
1 points by vogon_laureate 3y ago|2 comments
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by vogon_laureate 3y ago
With an estimated one in every eight individuals worldwide surpassing the age of 60, who are actively adopting online shopping, the need for user-friendly interfaces tailored to their needs becomes apparent. Explore the guidelines to help
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by vogon_laureate 3y ago
They explain the reasoning thus[1]: Unlike some other operating systems, OpenBSD encourages users to split their disk into a number of partitions, rather than just one or two large ones. Some of the reasons for doing so are: • *Securi
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by vogon_laureate 3y ago
> I've never even understood the obsession with minimizing base image size, because it's not like it gets loaded into memory, and the fact that it's a base image means you share it with multiple images anyway, so you rarel
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by vogon_laureate 3y ago
I particularly appreciate that you have a disclaimer at the top stating that the article was AI generated. I wish more sites that used AI did that. Nice execution too.
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by vogon_laureate 3y ago
Why do we even need this? If I want to animate text I can just use <blink> tags. Also, not everyone has high-speed dialup yet. Phone bills are going to go through the roof!!
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UK amends encrypted message scanning plans(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by vogon_laureate 3y ago|0 comments
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by vogon_laureate 3y ago
* Microsoft announced on Wednesday it would provide all customers free access to cloud security logs – a service usually reserved for premium clients – within weeks of a reveal that government officials' cloud-based emails were targets
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Under CISA pressure, Microsoft makes cloud security logs available for free(theregister.com)
1 points by vogon_laureate 3y ago|1 comments
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The Trouble with Q Quotes(flak.tedunangst.com)
2 points by vogon_laureate 3y ago|1 comments
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by vogon_laureate 3y ago
I use old Mac Minis. You can find some decent cheap ones on eBay. They run quiet, have a small footprint and have all the ports I need for projects. I run OpenBSD on them but Linux support is robust for those as well.
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by vogon_laureate 3y ago
It is still a good goal. Having to input details into forms is why even the most user-friendly CRMs can still not be enough to get staff to use them. Unless you work in a trendy youngish hipster startup, most companies outside of that bubbl
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by vogon_laureate 3y ago
I did the same thing. Then the lightweight, elegant, user-friendly, not-Salesforce CRM system that I had convinced the company to depend on (Highrise CRM) was mothballed by 37 Signals. Yes it's possible to export data, but there are us
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by vogon_laureate 3y ago
The original source[1] of the news article provides a lot more detail and information. Interesting that a British passport has climbed up in the ranking two places to 4th place, despite Brexit, while the US passport is declining. The compan

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