xist

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by xist 4y ago
> Put yourselves in the shoes of that developer who can access PHI at will, but cannot update their Visual Studio in the name of security because it requires local admin rights to do so. One possible thought - they think very highly that
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by xist 4y ago
Cameras in bathrooms? Complete hyperbole. If you're going to argue, atleast offer logical escalation concerns. day 1, inspect your ssl. day 2, cameras in bathrooms.
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by xist 4y ago
The way you brush it off is insane. Using a jumpbox IS more secure. I understand this may cause problems for your workflow (though there are many ways to work within the confines) it sounds like you're stubbornly insisting your way is
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by xist 4y ago
Not at all. I'm wondering why you expect the websites you're attempting to utilize to understand your intentions are "pure" when I would argue that setup is vastly more commonly used for nefarious purposes. They do block
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by xist 4y ago
What is the difference between the setup you describe being used for what I assume is privacy, and the same setup being used for nefarious reasons exiting from your presumably consumer level VPS?
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by xist 4y ago
If you went into Best Buy and asked 100 people this question do you think they are wanting that? Your use case scenario is very much available from every major computer systems manufacturer, it's just list available under the "Pro
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by xist 4y ago
As someone in the industry thank you for saying this! The regulatory demands in Canada are much different than elsewhere in the world, and greatly outweigh the technical demands
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by xist 4y ago
Until recently I worked for a major Telco/VOIP carrier in Canada. - ILEC/CLEC access - Spectrum access - HAH! https://www.canada.ca/en/innovation-science-economic-develop... it's a bit more than pocket
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by xist 4y ago
I'm same age and a woman (but lesbian). My perspective is different though but I do understand. My advice - don't focus on the end goal. Which seems to be multiple: - Be married - Have kids - Be in love Those goals are all achieva
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by xist 5y ago
From a comment below from the other side of the equation it sounds like the email in question WAS indeed marketing for a lifetime promotion. People should have every right to unsubscribe themselves from that, and thus should have some sort
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by xist 5y ago
As a former admin of an isp & running saas apps I applaud you greatly for your approach. Some people may find these approaches are "heavy handed" but the reality this is what life is like in 2022 with email. Should we need to
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by xist 5y ago
https://twitter.com/redditstatus/status/1412522436440952836 Nothing to see here. Hanlon's razor.
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by xist 5y ago
That's a local install/config issue then, the product itself doesn't differentiate
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by xist 6y ago
Unpopular opinion - there's a lot of entitled people here and jumping to conspiracy. There is no such thing as a free lunch [0] for people to depend a commercial service on. If your business model depends on another company providing y
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by xist 6y ago
I'm sorry, how does pointing out your perceived racism against white people relate at all to this article? The words "white people" or "racism" or "Urdu" or "Pakistan" aren't referenced at a
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by xist 6y ago
Whoa there, settle down boomer. There's a difference between "real" propaganda vs what you're using loaded phrases to describe. You're free to be as right wing (or left) as you wish but this is hyperbole & exagg
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by xist 6y ago
LTSB (or LTSC) aren't designed for general purpose web office machines. This is one of the reasons it's difficult to get LTSC, it's only available via enterprise and it's designed for a very specific non changing long te
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by xist 6y ago
I mean, the real question would be - what would be the differences you'd want to see between unnamed new app and the existing ones? That would dictate how hard it is. Anyone can make an app, Market penetration/usage is where the r
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by xist 6y ago
This is quite odd considering how easily (and often) privacy is given away by everyone on a daily basis.
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by xist 12y ago
Reading some of these replies, I have to shake my head at the people who are expecting 100x or 2000x "profit" on domain squatting. I agree with supply and demand, and letting market forces dictate pricing etc etc.... but domain sq
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by xist 13y ago
I hear this a lot about Apache and there's one thing I'm not sure a lot of people understand... it's SHARED memory in most cases. While it spawns several processes (depending on which worker method), it's not as awful as
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by xist 15y ago
The timezone difference would come into play too I think. If a show aired at 9pm PST, that's 5am UK time. You would have to be very devoted to watch it live and then jump on the internet within minutes of watching it and voice your opinion
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by xist 15y ago
it's called "identity theft" when someone does it to your identity though :P Your SSN and details are all intellectual property too!
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by xist 15y ago
It sounds like the problem stems from the 2 things: 1.) the media you installed from was not legit 2.) Windows gives you notices that it needs to be activated, which you ignored. You won't be able to fix that without reinstalling or using a
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by xist 15y ago
Internal network will get you that speed... random parts of the internet is always a crapshoot. comcast may route you halfway around the country until you get to that other close by server, who knows. Try downloading http://cachefly.cachef
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by xist 15y ago
I wish i knew how to take a 30 minute nap! I just can't seem to, so i end up having to power up on caffeine.... not the same
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by xist 15y ago
Has it improved it enough to the point that you would pay for it? For me, definitely not. At best it's a convenience.
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by xist 16y ago
Yes :( Perhaps it's more the comfort factor, but there are people who are tech savvy, but prefer IE over anything else. I have ran across countless endusers who have multiple browsers but use IE8 as their "goto" browser for normal web surfi
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by xist 16y ago
that was mainly back in the 90s, when people changed email providers and didnt have access to original email addresses anymore.
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by xist 16y ago
mod_jk used to be the way to do it with apache. not sure if it's still the "best" method or not. It acts as a proxy between tomcat and apache.

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