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by voytec 2y ago
Prohibition of Certain Disclosure under 18 U.S.C. § 2709(c) AKA "gag order".
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by voytec 2y ago
So Apple sucking the data from user's device to their cloud without permission is not data collection because Apple says it can't access iCloud data? Come on. It's a US-based corporation owning the keys to systems on both end
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by voytec 2y ago
> allow users to resell/inherit/gift digital goods such as apps. Users can't gift/resell what they don't own ;-)
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by voytec 2y ago
What about Health.app? It collects data, and likely sends it to Apple, without user's permission. The permission to allow Apple / the app to collect data actually only allows _the_user_ to see the data collected earlier. Get an iP
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by voytec 2y ago
A very tamed - yet on point - comment on Mullenweg's recent behavior.
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WordPress – Sic Transit Gloria Mundi(shkspr.mobi)
3 points by voytec 2y ago|1 comments
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by voytec 2y ago
Kudos to the author for using RFC5737[0] TEST-NET-2 address for: > An example of an IPv4 IP address is 198.51.100.1. [0] https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc5737
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by voytec 2y ago
> I wonder if they shared the "data" in the memo. Why would they? Quoting imaginary data is a plausible explanation to all interested parties. They don't need to prove anything to employees - just make them leave ALREADY.
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by voytec 2y ago
Johnny C. Taylor Jr., the president of the Society for Human Resource Management, a spokesman for corporations, is full of shit if you read his statements from the employee's perspective. This guy "is not your attorney" to pu
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by voytec 2y ago
This opening statement is confusing due to being stated as an axiom. From my experience, the majority of IT engineers considers the opposite true: > only few professional software engineers can "afford" to have the second optio
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by voytec 2y ago
Never heard of this show but puppets style seems to have later became the basis for the Team America puppets[0]. [0] https://static1.srcdn.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2019/...
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by voytec 2y ago
Maybe if OVH had installed an automatic fire extinguishing system or an electric mains cut-off switch, the firefighters wouldn't have struggled with meter-long electrical arcs and could put out the fire quicker.
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by voytec 2y ago
You're right. Thanks.
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by voytec 2y ago
From the last image in the article: > 3. Command execution (cups-browsed, cups-filters): 9.9 > CVSS:3.1/AV:N/AC:L/PR:N/UI:N/S:C/C:L/I:H/A:L - CWE-94
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by voytec 2y ago
Somewhat related website: "Real opinions from real people about a project management system which unfortunately is also real" https://ifuckinghatejira.com/
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by voytec 2y ago
> most of them would go the way of Windows Phone, Zune, Internet Explorer, and Xbox As in, the first Xbox version or the whole line-up? Sony reports twice as much sales of their current gaming console in comparison to Xbox, but Xbox isn&
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by voytec 2y ago
From the context (buses mentioned) I'm assuming this about the Metropolitan Transportation Authority? I had to search for how the "MTA" abbreviation can be expanded. My mind resolves "MTA" to "Mail Transport Ag
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by voytec 2y ago
"Omega-3" is as vague and underdescriptive term as "marihuana". We're better educated now and we can focus on the eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) where it comes to Omega 3. And we can poin
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by voytec 2y ago
> Do people really fall for scam like that? Yes. It wouldn't be a thing otherwise. I know at least two fairly intelligent people, one literally being a Mensa member, who fell for sextortion emails and got their files encrypted. Scar
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by voytec 2y ago
5G for just internet is somewhat doable, but unlikely reasonable. There is a volunteer-driven LoRaWAN Helium[0] mesh network which added 5G some 2 years back. But it's cryptocurrency-driven and apparently unprofitable for volunteers in
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by voytec 2y ago
In this particular case, I was out of the loop regarding the clever analogy myself. I'm now a tad smarter because someone else expressed lack of understanding, and I learned from responses to this (grayed due to downvotes) comment.
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by voytec 2y ago
To whomever downvoted parent: please don't act against people brave enough to state that they don't know something. This is a desired quality, increasingly less present in IT work environments. People afraid of being shamed for st
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by voytec 2y ago
I agree in general but the web was already polluted by Google's unwritten SEO rules. Single-sentence paragraphs, multiple keyword repetitions and focus on "indexability" instead of readability, made the web a less than ideal
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by voytec 2y ago
Stargates and wormholes.
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by voytec 2y ago
I'm connecting to remote SSH endpoints for 20+ years and the connection quality actually improved over the years. Some of these connections are not just encrypted text-based stuff, but tunnelled VNC and other more throughput-hungry use
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by voytec 2y ago
Your comment suggests that FreeBSD is a thing of a past and no longer capable of "quality networking", due to poor WiFi support. I can only agree with the poor WiFi support part. But WiFi is by no means something you can judge net
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by voytec 2y ago
s/Playstation/PlayStation 6/ - next generation
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by voytec 2y ago
I use something similar with an added "nagging" functionality. Surprisingly, it's easier for me to obey this thing, than nagging from an actual human being. nagme () { [ "$#" -ne 2 ] && printf
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by voytec 2y ago
Why an alias creating a function and running it, instead of just defining the waitfor() function? function waitfor(){ sleep $1; say "Task $2 is probably done now"; }
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by voytec 2y ago
They are testing "ordinary" vans as well. They purchased 6 Canoo vans[0] for testing and announced plan to buy 9000 Ford E-Transit vehicles[1] earlier this year. [0] https://www.press.canoo.com/press-release/c

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