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by yzmtf2008 7y ago
What prevents an insider threat of a Mozilla employee signing malicious add-ons with a not out-of-date cert?
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by yzmtf2008 7y ago
> So yeah I don't blame them but I blame every company that falls for this. While I understand where your complaints are coming from, I encourage you to think about the fact that so many companies are "falling" for the
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by yzmtf2008 7y ago
Having a high false positive rate isn't really the end of the world for security screening though, as long as they have a low false negative rate, which I don't see many articles complaining. Even at 50% false positive rate, it&#x
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by yzmtf2008 7y ago
But isn't dedicated providers a subset of cloud providers? I can see how having a focused provider with a narrow mission might be beneficial in some cases, but I can't say it's that much of an advantage compared to the ecosys
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by yzmtf2008 7y ago
How does using cloudfront for a bucket prevent using VPC endpoint for s3? This doesn't make any sense.
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by yzmtf2008 7y ago
You honestly sounds like a broken record, looking at the cynicism from your comment history. If someone coming from just trainings on "code.org" is threatening your job safety, or god forbid making you "blue collar" like
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by yzmtf2008 7y ago
Say you change test A, and I change test B. Before, they both expect a value VAL to be 1, but now test A expects it to be 2 and test B expects it to be 3. We both submit a change, and both changes passed CI on that respective branch. You me
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
Wouldn't this also be solved by allowing trailing commas?
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
Both. It's why larger companies have infrastructure teams.
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
>Which of course misses the point of why people use Slack over IRC: history without screwing about. It's why you use Slack, rather than why people use Slack. I'm sure you could make do without the emojis, GIFs, and videos,
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
Just look at the chart? It’s pretty obvious that smoking is consistently declining, while vaping started at a low point of smoking.
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
fwiw, alpine is not designed to be used as a base image only, if you look into the history of alpine.
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
It's no more "by principle" secure than any other SQL server bind to localhost only, so I'm not sure what you meant by it does not suffer from a RCE.
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
Modern SSDs have incredibly large caches. For example, HP EX920, which is a TLC (triple layer cell) SSD, in its 1TB model contains a whooping 200GB of SLC (single layer cell) cache. It's entirely possible that your changes are simply i
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
>Doesn't the 3-year one offer the same (or better) return over a shorter period of time? Later part of the OP's post was mostly focused on this question :)
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
Not true. Chrome has enabled SharedArrayBuffers again as of Chrome 68.
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
No. They couldn't. Rotating randomly is just about the most frustrating thing you can do to a user. Also forcing your users to use an unfamiliar search engine. Remember, we're talking about people that Google "Facebook"
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
Don’t conflate this story with “banned for no reason”. There are plenty of reasons to ban Gab.
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
> tons of people do it on $5 a day style How? That's $150 a month, I'm not sure if you can even find a place to live with that money.
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
macOS does this via the open dialog — opening a directory gives an application full access to that directory
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
“Sandbox” and “full access to your home directory” doesn’t compute. That’s literally one of the biggest reasons to sandbox applications.
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
It's a difference between "I know it works on my device" and "I don't know if it will play sound, answer calls, not work at all, or only work if I turn on usb storage every time"
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
>If the government throws you in jail for saying something, you could say the same thing. Which is why we have the first amendment, and why it covers government only.
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
> We undertook an extensive review of the Infowars sites, and found instances that promoted hate or discriminatory intolerance against certain communities and religions, which run counter to our core value of inclusion Stop trying to com
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
And? Unless you can prove “getting group X less addicted” is more valuable than “getting group Y addicted”, that’s just a bogus argument. Considering Y is more likely to be younger people, I find that unlikely.
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
What if your quitting tool is so appealing, that people who don't have addictions are appealed, start using the "quitting tool" (as it is often used today), and start being addicted to nicotine as well? I don't get why
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
For "event-driven" scheduler, you may want to have a streaming system like Flink or Spark Streaming instead. You can schedule the startup of these pipelines with Airflow (e.g., using BashOperator), and handle the actual streaming
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
I think that really just means that the market has changed and you're no longer for this market, rather than that new companies are not for public market. Market is literally made up of the companies and people that participate in it.
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
Not sure why you're downvoted, but the amount of sodium is definitely high and is a serious concern.
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by yzmtf2008 8y ago
Nah, I'd rather not have the bunch of crazy people expressing themselves on the website that I use. Youtube is not all of web. Youtube has no obligation to give you a platform to express whatever you want. If you want to say Sandy Hook

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