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by xmodem 6y ago
They might, but in this WWDC talk we get some pretty strong tea leaves that they wont. https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2020/10686/ I'd be surprised to see discrete graphics in anything b
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by xmodem 6y ago
In today’s SV mantra, standing still means falling behind, and waiting until you either get disrupted by other startups, copied by big tech, or both. No, something must be done, and trying to force themselves deeper into their customers’ wo
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by xmodem 6y ago
Nope. But if you -A to a malicious server it could use your key to push to github.
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by xmodem 6y ago
Surely you'd agree that "trying to be pseudonymous but not taking it very seriously" and "being published in the new york times" are substantially different things, no? One can do the former and reasonably not expec
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by xmodem 6y ago
"Perfect" and "assuming hardware won't perform in some pathological way unaccounted for at development time" aren't the same thing.
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by xmodem 6y ago
I have a bit of experience with this. A SaaS company I used to work with did this while I worked there, primarily due to our legacy architecture (not originally being a SaaS company) We already had experience writing DB migrations that were
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by xmodem 6y ago
> When you have a goose that lays golden eggs, you don't risk the goose for an egg. I would agree that you shouldn't, but all too often we see companies do.
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by xmodem 6y ago
I didn't get around to checking out your product yet, but from your comment and the guide you linked it doesn't sound like you've actually solved any of these pain points in a meaningful way. It would be REALLY COOL to have a
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by xmodem 6y ago
I'm going to check out your product on the weekend. It looks pretty neat. But it would be cool to hear a bit more about how you achieve some of your stated claims. Particularly working with debuggers. The kubernetes/minikube setup
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by xmodem 7y ago
Where there's smoke there's fire. * Bad SQLite queries can cause code execution * Zoom is using concatenation to build queries * Zoom uses SQLite to store message history and other remotely-controllable data I've seen enough.
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by xmodem 7y ago
> “I don’t think a lot of these things were predictable,” said Alex Stamos, a former chief security officer at Facebook After the macOS installer bug last year I predicted exactly this. I may just be a random HN commentator but my opinio
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by xmodem 7y ago
Take a look at this defcon talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JokZUjwGj4M If message history goes into that database and is not sanitised properly there's a good chance this gives other conference participants RCE.
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by xmodem 7y ago
I would hope the state of California would care. I have no idea how you're meant to try to enforce your rights under CCPA other than by hiring a lawyer. I filed a complaint with my local data protection authority a couple of years back
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by xmodem 7y ago
Which category are you in? I just submitted an access request under the EU resident category. If I don't get a response I will consider making another request in writing.
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by xmodem 7y ago
So, I am currently suffering from toxicity-induced sleep problems from an adverse drug reaction that happened in November. Without medication it is almost impossible for me to get more than 3 hours sleep in a night. One problem is that I n
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by xmodem 7y ago
> There is no such thing as a perfect encapsulation. It's a logical fallacy to use this as an excuse for a tool having bad encapsulation/abstraction. Yes it's impossible to have a perfect abstraction. No that doesn't
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by xmodem 7y ago
Until the end of this year nothing will change. You can still move to and settle in the UK, if you're crazy enough to want to for some reason. It's not yet known what the situation will look like post-2020. You'll need to app
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by xmodem 7y ago
DisplayLink transports video over the USB bus, rather than using one of the alt modes of USB-C. As you can imagine, this introduces compression artefacts and substantial CPU overhead. It's passable for web browsing. Watching any sort o
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by xmodem 7y ago
I wish airlines and airports would work at getting the checked bags off the damn plane faster. Whenever I check a bag I could have carried on, it feels like I'm being punished for it, as inevitably it comes out 1 minute after the every
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by xmodem 7y ago
How do you serve the captive portal page to a user if you don't control a valid certificate for it and it uses HSTS?
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by xmodem 7y ago
Depends on your use case and threat model, really. The company I work for maintains a fleet of jailbroken phones. This is a difficult proposition to scale, so we're always on the lookout for alternatives, but we evaluated a major cloud
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by xmodem 7y ago
WebObjects was very ahead of its time, but unfortunately crippled by its high price tag
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by xmodem 7y ago
At the time it seemed like a huge price. It's only what's come since that makes it look small.
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by xmodem 7y ago
Probably pretty high. I'm not on that team anymore, but the end users would have complained if it had happened.
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by xmodem 7y ago
One CRM webapp I worked on took our frontenders several attempts at different hacks to get Chrome to stop treating the SSN-equiv field as a credit card autofill.
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by xmodem 7y ago
Well, the Jevons paradox would probably apply to any significant gains: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox
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by xmodem 7y ago
mac OS is plenty usable without an Apple account. It was still possible to install OS updates through the app store without an apple account. Now in Mojave it has become much easier, as they have moved OS updates to System Preferences.
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by xmodem 7y ago
I'm currently travelling and need to carry both a work and personal laptop with me. I realise this is a bit of an edge case, but at this point i'll take every gram I can get.
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by xmodem 7y ago
If anything, iOS is moving in the direction of being less walled off.
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by xmodem 7y ago
There was a bunch of stuff to do with this in the first payment service directive, most of which was enforced around 2012-2013 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Payment_Services_Directive PSD2 has requirements on "str

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