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by zelon88 7y ago
I think something this post overlooks; the "Elites", as in the investment bankers and capitalists, are vicariously cajoling the more gullible middle and upper-middle classes into voting against their own best interests. Money in p
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by zelon88 7y ago
I mean if you build it, they will come. They really have nothing to lose asking gullible trusting people to willingly forfeit fingerprints to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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by zelon88 7y ago
This is really cool. And it's all written in Go? Interesting. Do you have any plans on releasing the static JS/HTML? Or is there a way this could be run on standard Apache/Nginx/IIS web servers?
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by zelon88 7y ago
If you have a firewall appliance it probably has "TLS Inspection" (sometimes incorrectly referred to as "SSL Inspection"). You could setup PFSense [1] locally on the server to accomplish the same goals. Note that this is
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by zelon88 7y ago
I agree with you. There was a really good episode of Blue Bloods about this issue. And the writers of Blue Bloods got it completely wrong. The problem is they portrayed the pro-encryption side of the argument negatively, and didn't do
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by zelon88 7y ago
So this is what happens when successful ideas in Russia gain market share? Why would anyone want to execute their ideas in Russia?
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by zelon88 7y ago
Someone should make a graph quantifying the number of "mitigations" and performance impacting patch work for popular Intel SKU's since release. It would be interesting to see how many times they've patched the same proce
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Show HN: Work-in-Process, HR-AV Open-Source Anti-Virus and Real-Time Protection(github.com)
2 points by zelon88 7y ago|0 comments
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by zelon88 7y ago
Nice! It sounds like you put some thought into fit and finish. I'm just unclear under what conditions would one want to flush the OPcache? I've written countless lines of janky PHP experiments and never run into a problem with cac
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by zelon88 7y ago
Nice! I use WPStatistics currently. You should do a side-by-side comparison explaining why I should make the switch.
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Show HN: HRCloud2, A self-hosted noSQL Cloud, converter, sharer, & app launcher(github.com)
1 points by zelon88 7y ago|0 comments
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by zelon88 7y ago
I think so. I literally will not look at most services unless there is an on-prem option. To the extent where I will regularly design my own solution instead of deploying something Cloud based.
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by zelon88 7y ago
There are on-prem options for developers to build DRM, if that's what you're asking. Of course the software has to be built to utilize the license server. CodeMeter comes to mind.
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by zelon88 7y ago
I think you're giving them just a little too much credit for implementing, essentially, a product that works as expected. And the reason for that is partly because so many companies make products that don't work as expected. Or
825.
by zelon88 7y ago
Sounds kinda hacky from a company who moves mountains at the W3C to change established standards that don't suit their goals.
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by zelon88 7y ago
For all intents and purposes; cars must stop instantly and there are lines on the road but nobody knows what they're for.
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by zelon88 7y ago
Turn one of the windshield sprayers on the hood around backwards. So it sprays in front of the car.
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by zelon88 7y ago
You obviously don't live in Boston.
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by zelon88 7y ago
This article, in my opinion, is so unbiased that it's actually biased. They completely lack mentioning that VW has already settled similar cases in the US and Europe. They mention the fines paid to the EU but nothing about civil settle
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by zelon88 7y ago
How do they enforce this? I mean, can Microsoft, Google, and Apple reasonably just say "Uhh, no" and keep shipping products without these applications installed? Does that then put the burden on Russian retailers to open/tamp
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by zelon88 7y ago
The problem that I see is not so much that the quality of videos on YouTube is lacking, it is that the quality of officially sanctioned videos is lacking. Or that the availability of officially sanctioned videos of high enough quality are n
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by zelon88 7y ago
My guess would be because asset management is pretty static from an IT managers point of view. Inventory management on the other hand is a dynamic world all it's own. You don't just generate inventory out of thin air and you don&#
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by zelon88 7y ago
It's funny you put it that way, because I've found that for certain technical questions, specifically with exploit related stuff, I'll get a watered down PG13 version with Google. For example, if I'm looking for technica
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by zelon88 7y ago
It looks interesting but on an Android smartphone the demo UI was pretty garbled. Also I like the pitch but I think you need to focus more on what separates this from the status quo.
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by zelon88 7y ago
They have a cult of personality going that they're trying to monetize. Nobody following this cares about a product.
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by zelon88 7y ago
They're converting Twitter fame into capital funding. Not having a product means you technically don't have an obligation to deliver anything in return for that capital.
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by zelon88 7y ago
I agree. All I see here are developers with huge Twitter followings pitching themselves for capital funding with ideals as the product.
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by zelon88 7y ago
I feel like a large part of the responsibility lies with the people implementing these networks to be able to document, compatramentalize, and organize these various systems in the least convoluted manner. The biggest problems I see achievi
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by zelon88 7y ago
Could you elaborate?
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by zelon88 7y ago
The guy is getting $1.7bn. That is gluttonous. To put that into perspective, if you took even just $100m and divided it among the 1,000 workers laid off each one would get $100,000. Yet they get nothing. And this one man gets $1.7bn from a

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