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by xemdetia 8y ago
Things aren't happening as fast as 24/7 cable news needs to fill hours. It is a lot easier to pick an half hour to pick articles and a half hour in the evening than be consumed by it. For better or worse Google news is still valua
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I agreed. 'As is' is a well defined legal term, as well as person including legal entities (hence my use of the term legal idea). The same as person in the legal sense where a person can be an individual or corporation or other in
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I just wanted to mention that this product has the capability of capturing queries and match them to a particular login session. Given this there may be other reasons why this particular query stood out after reviewing administrative querie
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by xemdetia 8y ago
For single host MySQL setups there is the mysql audit plugin and related configuration. It's not perfect but if you already have other SIEM/alert infrastructure it should glue in OK. You'll want to test it to make sure it doe
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I'm trying to understand your point. I agree with the basic premise that most pieces of code that end up not getting exposed are not sensitive, but building guardrails to ensure people who aren't security minded ask the right ques
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by xemdetia 8y ago
IANAL, but I really dislike this license as a legal document. In the effort in making it clear it feels like there are more points to argue compared to what for instance the MIT license does which clearly defined what 'as is' enta
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I haven't used sourcemaps enough to know for sure that the following problem isn't accommodated for: It's sometimes extremely opaque that you finally hit something arbitrary like an int32/uint32 mismatch or situations wh
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I agree that many of the major papers that I look at online do a real crap job of doing editor work of their editorials. I also blame most of the people who serve these opinion articles up that they aren't being labeled very well (prob
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I made no indication of 'settling for gdb,' you can use gdb in plenty of places where Visual Studio doesn't make any sense at all and provided some examples. If you haven't looked at the GDB TUI you might be surprised on
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I feel most people that have used a command line workflow that need a GUI for debugging GDB's TUI is generally adequate even with large debugging projects. It's not a perfect 1:1 to the magic that Visual Studio gives you, but it i
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I kind of wish this article was deeper on what benefits the OP was seeing from the plugins or what have you. I just was left hoping for something more from something that claimed to be a 'guide to the terminal' which usually is mu
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by xemdetia 8y ago
In the US most of the recruiters I've been getting are more at least technically aware but still struggle because they are external. The only true people I have felt like I have had a useful conversation with are companies who have an
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I wish he shared more reasoning in why he decided in 2017 being the pivotal year. I mostly agree with 2017 being a bad year for the bay area startup as that was the period where a lot of the top startups like airbnb, uber, and theranos were
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I feel that the structural components of these large gaming publishers are actively working against them creating an environment to discover any new thing, let alone a new game genre. For instance I just do not believe that these large comp
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by xemdetia 8y ago
For things that are pentested/audited to some level of compliance standard this is still very much known. It's under the heading of the error message gives too much away.
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by xemdetia 8y ago
It's weird to me to see more investment in reddit as it mostly feels like it's gone downhill. It could be my own interests but most of the subreddits who don't have an outside feed (around a game like overwatch, or primary&#x
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by xemdetia 8y ago
The worst part for me is that it's one of the few places I end up having to hack my hacks because I find out that Firefox does something wildly different from Chrome so the fix I just made to Firefox made it better but broke something
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by xemdetia 8y ago
Does anyone know if this was due to a trim the fat internal cost cutting in classical MBA form? This sounds like more trying to stoke interest into the IPO. Other than IPO shenanigans they have felt like they are in general decline in inter
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by xemdetia 8y ago
There's plenty of this stuff at the US government level for data exfiltration and the fact that ordinary websites can have XSS or other funny business going on. For instance there's EINSTEIN https://www.dhs.gov/ein
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by xemdetia 8y ago
One of the things that frustrated me about the notch was the general public so deeply offended about the use of the top and bottom of a screen? The whole universe had to adapt to this weird non rectangular design for some dumb reason but I
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by xemdetia 8y ago
The headphone jack is the biggest thing for me that comes up in the comparison shopping. I appreciate that some people enjoy their wireless headphones but to get 100% coverage for me I would need two or three pairs to charge on rotation. Or
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I agree that this is generally good practice, and if the interviewee explained that it was just to dodge problems with making assumptions with a large codebase/build process I would always give them extra points. It almost is telling t
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by xemdetia 8y ago
It felt like especially early on planning fueled contributions which they used to update and expand the existing plans which fueled more contributions. I think that's one of the reasons why it feels/felt kind of stupid to the outs
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I feel that the most damning part of this suggested regulation is that it directly feeds into funds that already exist with no real evidence that the half a billion leaves us underfunded. There is also the idea that states/muni governm
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by xemdetia 8y ago
Something I want to complain about here is the complete lack of due diligence that product-based, enterprise-focused companies fail at as they move to SaaS. If your primary customers are Federal/Finance/Health Care, you can't
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I find this comment confusing, as there's no expectation of entrepreneurs to create jobs- its just a side effect of trying to make money. I agree with the top comment where this feels like more of the same and when the subsidy/vc
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I doubt it's really an ageism thing, Google sometimes acts like an extremely immature company when it comes to product lifecycles. Even IBM when it cuts products usually at least publishes a EOL date to rely on. All of Google's sh
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I feel like that is a given based on what I have been seeing right now. If people are already redlining spending/debt without savings any financial leg up that they can provide their children is that much less. If anything I am anticip
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by xemdetia 8y ago
Even if you were on the team who decided that on NYC and were charged to make it happen? I don't find it unreasonable to think that some key members of the team were set to relocate in and around the time the announcement came to pass.
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by xemdetia 8y ago
It is a layer of abstraction that helps the application piece but I wouldn't say it solves the real problem being mentioned. That problem is closer to top level uid management. When you are working with 50k systems and have to deal wit

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