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yeukhon
9y ago
He's probably referring to injecting/deploying the keylogger in the first place. Either it came with a malicious software, via a system exploit, or someone installed it having physical access.
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yeukhon
9y ago
What if this is a self-modifying code? Now instead of clicking ad now DoDDS? Malicious is basically bad intent. This is an unauthorized activity so it is malicious.
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yeukhon
9y ago
But hiring him makes a PR concern.
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yeukhon
9y ago
Android permission has been critized for many years. Not sure if Google has done anything to address.
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yeukhon
9y ago
Well malware has many categories and one is adware.
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How Cuba's growing internet is fuelling new businesses
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Nokia 3310: How long could you survive with a retro phone?
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Liverpool One shopping centre screen 'hacked'
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Amazon shares hit $1,000 for first time
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yeukhon
9y ago
That's very disrespectful. If I am not sure, I'll ask. Perhaps you are the one without intellect to know when to keep your rude comment to yourself.
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yeukhon
9y ago
Okay that makes sense, thank you. This is basically remain silent but if evidence is enough to proven guilty, you aren't doing any better. 5th helps by not giving up any vulnerability for prosecutors.
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yeukhon
9y ago
But can anyone trust him with anything going forward, regardless of the outcome of the allegation?
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yeukhon
9y ago
I think no one will ever dare to hire Levandowski. His career is over. Maybe still too early to draw any conclusion, but I can't seem to have any counter potential excuse or reason to believe the self-driving programs weren't stol
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yeukhon
9y ago
That's false sense of security you and many have. It takes very little time for nation states to identify who works for XYZ company. If what you suggested is the right practice, then why is Google Zero Project members a public thing? A
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yeukhon
9y ago
Actually I was thinking upstart in Linux.
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yeukhon
9y ago
See my response on another comment.
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yeukhon
9y ago
I already said it, social engineering will work regardless whether someone hides their identity. Government knows who works for who. IRS is a good source, so this is a myth that hiding photo can save someone's security. No it is a fals
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yeukhon
9y ago
Well real-time is often not a requirement like radio talk show there's often a 7-10 seconds delay before next audio is emitted (usually to beep on inapprioiate lanuage) But being able to have most viewers watching the same frame almost
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yeukhon
9y ago
I think some of this already exists using APM and code analysis. The only issue is existing toolsets often display ugly diagrams in like ER format or some flow diagram. Hard to read.
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yeukhon
9y ago
Firefox had this "Firefox Hello" but only one-on-call. Sadly they discountined it.
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yeukhon
9y ago
Healthcare.gov is a good example although not legacy codebase. Anyway, I think fixing small bugs and writing tests are best way to learn how to work with legacy system. This allows me to see what components are easier to rewrite/refact
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yeukhon
9y ago
Specifically to do what?
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yeukhon
9y ago
That's a myth. If someone were to attack your infosec engineers physically or virtually you need to build your company from the moon because only nation states and the 1% richest would be able to afford the ride there. If someone were
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yeukhon
9y ago
Not really. If you aren't able to concentrate for a long time, how can you join a meeting and catch the important stuff? If your mind is wandering and you appear to ask questions which have been answered you are going to sound like you
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yeukhon
9y ago
Then you fail as a manager. Sorry our view on what's a good manager is different.
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yeukhon
9y ago
Well professionally I'd like a human photo. If this were a shy photo, I would hope for not a cute puppy photo, but a human animated icon. There is a bit I called professional prsentation vs being cute, but this is a startup and it'
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yeukhon
9y ago
I would take a break and perhaps work in animal cares or something that would give you a break from human politics. Call it therpay if you want. For me I might eventually get a master and teach in university but in your condition this is pr
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yeukhon
9y ago
I think this may backfire even more. Sure there are stories about how one can get by as a manager without knowing much or doing much, but that's rare. As a manager you have to answer to your boss and make sure team delivery is met. You
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yeukhon
9y ago
I think advertisement and licensing/subscription are the way go along with providing a motion recognition engine. They have gifs which are basically frames of motions. Wouldn't be good to have a search engine tells you which movie
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yeukhon
9y ago
I will, but https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/4t33v2/if_you_are_... I will see if that helps for a few days. Thanks.
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