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Comment #45108683
Any online service typically keeps some amount of logging. A fully encrypted online service can certainly hand over some amount access and account information, and in my experience…
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Comment #33695389
Probably because they want cameras they know will work and survive in a deep-space environment. Space is hard . Once you get out of the atmosphere and magnetosphere, it's an unkind…
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Comment #32312556
Pretty well outlined here: https://github.com/AsahiLinux/docs/wiki/Introduction-to-Appl... > while a number of blobs are required in order to boot the system, none of those have th…
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Comment #28511183
It's designed first and foremost to be a language to help compilers turn large matrix math operations into automagically vectorized and parallelized operations. If Rust is the lang…
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Comment #25751178
And that's (part of) why C needs to go.
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Comment #25731088
I can personally guarantee you that the developer who built this is completely confident that nobody does or should think and act like he does.
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Comment #25730465
It will be focused on the true expression of a small bird vomiting whatever it had for lunch.
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Comment #25730436
> The last-modified headers indicate that the front page and docs have not been updated since May 2018. This is not a viable platform and the analysis of Twitter's technical shortc…
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Comment #19343158
> It's very common to think about computer security primarily in terms of fixing vulnerabilities. In reality, security teams spend a lot of their time on a different goal: making b…
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Comment #17106546
Unroll.me was kind of the whole point for needing GDPR in the first place. Good riddance.
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Comment #12630888
SpiderOak | REMOTE | Full-Time | PhoneGap-Centric Mobile Engineer SpiderOak builds and provides Zero Knowledge cloud storage and collaboration solutions, with our Semaphor team col…
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Comment #12406577
SpiderOak | REMOTE SpiderOak builds and provides Zero Knowledge cloud storage and collaboration solutions, with our Semaphor team collaboration service, ONE backup, and Encryptr pa…
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Comment #10492335
SpiderOak - REMOTE - Full-time - https://spideroak.com Privacy matters. We're a privacy and security-focused cloud services provider looking to flesh out several teams on staff. We…
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Comment #9958633
For global communication, it helps to form a mental model of the other side. When you pick up the phone to call someone else, knowing it's 1am there would typically indicate you sh…
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Comment #9812766
[ALL REMOTE] SpiderOak, multiple positions. Bias in favor of decent overlap with US Central timezone. Very occasional travel to Chicago or Kansas City will be required. SpiderOak i…
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Comment #9662074
We fought the revolutionary war so that rich factory-owners could more freely sell their wares without paying taxes to fund the war against the French and Native Americans that the…
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Comment #9639142
[REMOTE] SpiderOak, JavaScript UI Engineer We're building our next-generation products making full use of HTML5 technologies. If you've experience with Node and React and are excit…
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Comment #9059332
Except the European data privacy regulations don't seem to be too restrictive of law enforcement.
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Comment #8844487
XPS 13 developer edition. Factory installed with Ubu.
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Comment #8797953
Agreed! "Track Changes" and master-child documents made it really easy for me to work on 50+ page documents with more than just another collaborator. Personally, after doing severa…
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Comment #8683437
REMOTE SpiderOak - https://spideroak.com - https://blog.spideroak.com/20141201135441-now-hiring-another... We're a Zero-Knowledge cloud file storage/sync company dedicated to helpi…
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Comment #8271158
What if we called it ANSI Markdown instead? Read the foreword to http://flash-gordon.me.uk/ansi.c.txt , and it sounds very similar to the Markdown issue. C is still called C, regar…
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Comment #8269142
Imagine if you took a look at all the incompatible implementations of 1970's and 1980's C and blamed them for not being compatible, and created a fork called "ANSI C". That'd total…
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Comment #8121225
SpiderOak, REMOTE but eastern half of the USA. We're looking for an enterprise support engineer! We’re looking for an energetic people-friendly engineer to join forces with us to h…
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Comment #7530917
So not dissimilar to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Native_Client ?