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zts
12y ago
If they didn't already have a tested deployment procedure, that is a bigger indictment upon their professionalism than the woeful communication during the incident.
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zts
13y ago
By that argument, no physical tokens (secureid, yubikey, etc) add another factor - they also _could_ be stolen at the same time as your laptop is stolen.
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zts
13y ago
Don't forget why these documents are being declassified. We have the EFF to thank. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2013/11/victory-government-rel...
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zts
14y ago
While I admit to only skimming that link, all the examples I read discussed a single company tying purchase of one of their products to one of their other products. Apple does not sell DUNS numbers, as they are not Dun & Bradstreet. It
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zts
14y ago
Alternatively, the ET44 is a portable electronic device, Apple Calc is a piece of software. The T3 is a radio receiver, the iPod is a stored music decoder. Why not point out that the T1000 is a radio, and the PowerMac contains bluetooth an
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zts
15y ago
The linked post refers to a "clear, pre-established revenue split with EMI" - but I can't find any details. Is this information public?
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zts
15y ago
If you're looking for book suggestions, I'd recommend "Growing Object-Oriented Software, Guided By Tests" by Steve Freeman and Nat Pryce. It's pretty pragmatic, and the treatment of the subject is pretty thought-provoking (at least, I thou
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zts
16y ago
The idea sounds like it might be interesting, but I can't imagine how this works and neither your website nor the facebook page linked at the bottom tell me anything about it. I might suspect that if I signed up with Facebook Connect that t
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zts
16y ago
The linked article from H-Online article is probably the best coverage I've seen today. The Illumos homepage is here: http://illumos.org/ I noticed that The Register's coverage has also been submitted, but I refuse to upvote that link.
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Illumos launches as OpenSolaris derivative
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16y ago
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16y ago
You're arguing a strawman. Trying to push to a client the crappiest implementation that seems to work is certainly everything you say that it is - but that's not the same thing as delivering the simplest implementation that works.
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zts
16y ago
That's fair - Sun at least had the option of relicensing (given that the required contributors to sign an IP agreement). FWIW, it saddens me to watch Solaris stumbling towards its grave. Remaining available only on hardware sold by Oracle
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zts
16y ago
I'm sure I'll get knocked for this (again), but if you want to pick nits, it's the GPL that prevents the commingling, not the CDDL. Why not just say that the licenses are incompatible? That's the simple truth, and that's not a slight on eit
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zts
16y ago
Were all of Facebook's service free software, that wouldn't guarantee interoperability. Conversely, providing effective interoperability doesn't require free software. Those concerns are orthogonal.
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zts
16y ago
I'd say it's more like the organisers of a suit convention not allowing a hotdog vendor to operate inside. This upsets the people who understand the risks associated with eating hotdogs while wearing their suits, while protecting other suit
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16y ago
It's one thing to suggest that the police will pay greater attention to high profile cases (with which I'd agree), and quite another thing to imply that the raid happened because Apple requested it. Beyond that, could you point out the sour
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zts
16y ago
So the police are working for Apple now? Clear evidence that their quest for world domination has gone too far.
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zts
17y ago
While I agree with the advice about outliers, I'm not sure I'd describe the average small business owner as rich... Is your personal experience simply different to mine?
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17y ago
While the title of this article is misleading (it's really about communication, not scheduling), it is food for thought. Though I can't help but boggle at the author encouraging a team to abandon all milestones/deadlines in the pursuit of q
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17y ago
On the contrary - GPL doesn't let you link with much that isn't GPL. BSD and CDDL - which ZFS is licensed under - are far more open.