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acac10

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    Comment #48860673

    Q: How to properly grill a steak? A: I'm vegetarian; do not eat meat. Completely irrelevant for the question asked. But I do feel the need to express how superior I feel about it.

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    Comment #47750770

    Pretty significant for hijacking protection in Windows.

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    Comment #47750764

    Pretty significant for hijacking protection.

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    Comment #47145575

    You say that until it happens to your mother/father/bf/gf/grandparent/… Then we will see how you will react.

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    Comment #45800011

    End User Credentials ? Everyone Uses Cars ? Engineered Universal Conscience? (Since you seem to assume we all share your thoughts & context...)

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    Comment #45273832

    Dupe of this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45262858

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    Comment #45090561

    > passkeys started popping up the endgame became clear. This logical leap puzzles me, as it is completely unrelated to HW lock-in and a rather generic medium. This is more of a cas…

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    Comment #43433140

    Which many DBs allow: - stored procedures - Oracle PL/SQL I used to work for Oracle but never liked that approach.

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    Comment #43035860

    They always have been. Falklands vs Malvinas, Bodensee vs Lake Konstanz, Lake Geneva vs Lac Léman, countless islands in South China, Sea (Philippines vs Chinese names), Japan vs Ko…

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    Comment #42610800

    How is this equivalent?!? In fact, stronger seller identification is what makes the site safer for everyone. I think you're really missing the point of stronger identification on c…

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    Comment #42294981

    // Taking another slant at the discussion: Why kubernetes? Thank you for sharing your experience. I also have my 3 personal servers with Hetzner, plus a couple VM instances in Scal…

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    Comment #40844220

    The key to this is machine AND human readable formats. That is why the text format of protobufs is such a good approach: - structured formats - declared schema - the parser to read…

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    Comment #40844202

    When SOX compliance became a thing (remember Sarbannes-Oxley?), many moons ago, I was able to send EY consultants away during their audit for Unix controls, just by showing them th…

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    Comment #40844151

    I think the takeaway from your comment is that you really do not understand the sheer scale of volume of changes done by +100k engineers, their heavy reliance on tools that do clus…