Viewing profile — cmgreen
cmgreen
HN member- Joined
- Wed, May 22, 2013, 1:48 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 18
- Public activity
- 9 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About cmgreen
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #12951607
I'm surprised they don't have a cap on number of recipients. That is often a problem orgs had to deal with around holiday time.
-
comment
Comment #9925974
Maybe but they've executed a great vendor lock in strategy for kids. Apple Purchases are shared with child accounts as is Family Sharing in Apple Music. Transition costs are going …
-
comment
Comment #9776306
I don't know Alex directly. I've worked in security a long time in various positions. Watch his recent talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1kZMn1RueI 0) Highly Technical Past. h…
-
comment
Comment #8544971
Aww. I miss using Window Maker. I used to maintain the FAQ as it was the first software project I was involved with. To set the era, newsgroups were active but dying, freenode irc …
-
comment
Comment #7936761
Please don't do this. Max Butler did that to DNS in 1998 with patching bind (plus a backdoor). He went to prison 18 months. Then coming back out, he ended up doing carding and back…
-
comment
Comment #6951501
It may be the lack of capabilities to deal with a mass radiation event. I can't find any references to how many crew are typically assigned to the USS Ronald Regan. Guam doesn't se…
-
comment
Comment #6634567
Those clauses are to prevent the application from downloading code that is not reviewed. Blocking HTTP requests and requiring HTTPS requests would block several categories of legit…
-
comment
Comment #6535818
There are plenty of open source replacements for graphing data that involve computers. The calculator is a form-factor challenge and marketing challenge. Calculator markets are dri…
-
comment
Comment #6285488
I used to use nxlog to collect Windows AD logs to a Linux server. Often, it would end up deadlocking (2-3/week) on the Windows Side and would stop shipping the logs. It was very us…