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jtakkala
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Comment #49218979
They're almost certainly not genuine accounts, maybe used for karma farming, phishing, social engineering, future malware distribution?
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Comment #49218885
Not going to comment on the PR commentary, but the victim GitHub account is suspicious itself, recent account, a few fresh repos, following 14.5k others, and I count three surnames…
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Comment #41489566
Rogers and Teksavvy support IPv6
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Comment #38299801
$660k total comp (including benefits) is probably right in the median of what an e6 earns at Meta. I don’t know where you’re hearing otherwise.
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Comment #38294408
There's definitely top-notch software and security engineers making well north of £150k in the UK. As you go up in levels, it's indeed a small set of people, but FB / Google comp f…
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Comment #37273159
I left out the company-wide holidays, which in 2022 amounted to 4, and the 10+ public holidays.
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Comment #37271432
On top of that, there are roles in FAANG companies and Silicon Valley that give ~5 weeks PTO. For example, Facebook historically has had a fairly good PTO policy in the US, and for…
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Comment #36423469
The size of Canada really isn’t a valid excuse for Canada’s poor public transit, nor is Canada’s population. Notjustbikes posted a good video rebutting this argument a few days ago…
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Comment #34061507
Here’s a recent talk by Yann Collet at Stanford which leads into an interesting Q&A about his development of Zstandard: https://youtu.be/gZikN5hhlxA
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Comment #33060604
Did you even read the comment above? Sauna usage in Finland has basically no correlation with socioeconomic status. Pretty much everyone has access to a sauna and the time to use o…
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Comment #28552390
Correct, and generally known as ‘passport control’ in Europe and many other countries. I think ‘immigration’ is primarily used by English speaking New World countries which histori…
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Comment #25423447
I've done Surat Thani to Bangkok in a first class sleeper, and indeed recall sleeping blissfully. One of my most memorable train journeys.
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Comment #23032728
> Go was originally envisioned as a systems programming language. It was often called "a better C". This exposed Rob Pike's lack of experience in the area (IMHO) because anyone who…
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Comment #22893764
Indeed, and in that respect Echelog was a great source of OSINT material for the anecdote I described above. That, along with `whois` data and other public databases can reveal a l…
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Comment #22893044
A long time ago parsing Echelog logs was how I was able to monitor the IRC activity of an attacker at a company I used to work at. I didn't normally sit on these channels myself, b…
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Comment #17909688
The EU has required DRL's on all new cars since 2011. As an EU member state this applies to Croatia too.
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Comment #15208397
I've got HTTPS Everywhere running and it doesn't appear to have a rule since I'm still hitting the non-TLS site.
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Comment #15208305
I completely agree about having a dedicated team, and I'd expect a company of their nature to be at the forefront of security best practices. I just checked some Equifax domains ag…
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Comment #13768999
ecobee | Software Developer | Toronto | https://www.ecobee.com Rapidly expanding Canadian IoT company with new products in the works. Plenty of interesting problems to work on, fro…
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Comment #13011469
Great idea. I always thought that it's essential to log events in realtime to a remote system that is secure and harder to compromise to modify the logs post-intrusion. Way back in…