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Thought crime needs to be punishable by death. Firing is too small an act.

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Did you actually read that article or do you like to yourself to sleep better? "Microsoft is irrelevant".

Just more and more fud. I sincerely hope you're not doing this for free. Lost time.

Paul Graham is the same blogger who "realized" Microsoft is dead quite a while back. Genius.

It's based on what dang likes or not and the propaganda he wants to spread. Anything that makes his favorite companies or political ideology look bad is changed

Even the most mundane news gets to the front page of it is anyhow belittling to the "anti-globalists". Truly "hacker" new s

While I understand where you're coming from- I'd look at it slightly differently- Microsoft has a huge cloud business where people access outlook using web. If MS can secure it, ap…

Sourcegraph is the same company that hijacked the langserver.org domain to almost completely remove credit for the original author of language server protocol. Not a good team to b…

1tev. No. That's literally cancer over light.

I was wondering why one of the fastest upvoted articles on HN, ever, was on second page. Now i know, and of course. YC , like other tech firms want to keep their business interest …

Except if you stepped out of the hn bubble you'll know MS has had something similar in works for a long time so no, Google can't win here

It's a surprise only if you live in hn bubble

Half of that is Trump though.

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By decade you mean 1000pages (OP mentions 100/yr)?

So the sense I'm making is- that most of thesr attacks need to be supervised and need you to be a target in particular?

One question- do these vulnerabilities , including spectre and meltdown only help in stealing information or can they also hijack your computer to do arbitrary things?

Tagging on with a similar query. I am on Windows 10. If I were to run Firefox in sandboxie, would be the attacker have to deal with an extra layer of security or does it offer no h…

Systemd is hosted on GitHub and while that can be forgiven because it was recently that it was acquired by Microsoft, it uses Microsoft azure pipelines. I don't think I can forgive…