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Comment #48910446
$27B across 30 large, highly valued companies? Is it a "principle of the thing" or does Mr. Paul believe that this actually moves the needle? All of these seem nat'l security adjac…
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Comment #48910346
"Meanwhile Datadog keeps billing, and morale tanks halfway through" bottish/llmish (?), but truer words never spoken.
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Comment #48405764
I said movies . As in, the movie theater. I cancelled Netflix years ago.
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Comment #48362480
Check out FUTO keyboard with the larger 250 MB model
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Comment #48362457
> someone invited a whole mailing list IIRC, LinkedIn would email everyone in your "address book" (or anything else it could find) back in the day.
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Comment #48361478
You're right - the article says 'CPU: Intel Xeon E5-2620 v4 @ 2.10 GHz' but also says DDR3. And the specs page for that CPU ( https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/9…
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Comment #48327667
Yeah, or a Macbook Neo! No need to disparage other people's use cases.
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Comment #48327651
Only if you are solely an Apple user, because it's literally not a problem anywhere else. I've taken tons of photos of movies with my Pixels.
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Comment #48271227
If SOC2 relies on competent auditors (and you're right, it does), than it is an ineffective standard (and it mostly is).
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Comment #47628394
Touche.. actually a good point, but actually those are two different situations. With one, I'm accessing a website and trusting that the certificate is signed by someone I trust; s…
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Comment #44942838
Excellent evaluation. From reading the code, it appears that the units for the numbers column is usually milliseconds (ms) It also looks like squinn is the clear leader for most bu…
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Comment #44826658
How is this different from any other self hosted solution; you've still got to manage spam yourself. Might as well go self hosted.
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Comment #44804119
What would TSMC do if they couldn't sell chips to the USA? It cuts both ways, like most trade negotiations.
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Comment #44082591
"We now have another confirmation on Twitter that remote code is executed and a glimpse into what the script is... it appears to be benign. " https://github.com/acmesh-official/acm…
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Comment #43985521
Trying removing consent to receive text messages on that number, or that it's only a land line and only phone calls are accepted. You might even try to block incoming SMS. In fact,…
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Comment #43706897
> President isn't CEO The President is literally the Chief Executive officer in the United States. https://people.howstuffworks.com/president4.htm > Laws and budgets are set by Con…
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Comment #43700189
Those darn hackers. They probably hang out and get their news... someplace.
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Comment #43700181
If the CEO of your company empowers a team to audit your work, would you 'resist'? And this Chief Executive was elected by the majority of the country, specifically to take these a…
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Comment #43693660
Willy Tarreau - creator of HA Proxy
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Comment #43654530
"Would be nice if you use your.. financial stability of a Google job to build an open-source protocol" Well, sure, it'd be nice if we could all spend our time building things to gi…
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Comment #43476330
How does this compare to Userify's plain-jane SSH key technique? That agent (Python, single-file https://github.com/userify/shim ) sticks with decentralized regular keys and only c…
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Comment #43354178
# for floating windows default_floating_border none # make sure pavucontrol is floated; use xprop (cli) to get window title/class/etc for_window [class="Pavucontrol"] floating enab…