_Codemonkeyism

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by _Codemonkeyism 6y ago
I'm paranoid and tell people to print out data they can't backup and put it in a safe. I've always had some essential data printed out put in a fireproof safe :-) But yes Google is bad at this. If you have critical data that
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by _Codemonkeyism 6y ago
Why would it give me a feeling of superiority? I could have said: Been there bought the T-shirt and I feel your pain. Which would be true. The person would have not felt better in any way because the data is gone, and would not have learned
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by _Codemonkeyism 6y ago
And still, after years and years and years people do not have backups, especially if they have their data in the cloud. From my experience the number of backups people make went down not up. If my comment helped one iota to make backups mor
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by _Codemonkeyism 6y ago
You're probably glad that you had the basics in place and made regular back ups of your data. Hopefully you didn't follow the "it's in the cloud so I don't need to backup" philosophy.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Many "Christians" follow more Moses than Jesus - and ignor Jesus teachings - and would better be called Mosians. Though amassing gold was also not Mosianic.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
As I've said I stand corrected. I just could not imagine people being shocked after PHOENIX [0], COINTELPRO [1] and ECHOLON [2], but even tech savvy people were shocked as you say. [0] US government knows no limits [1] US government do
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SoftBank posts 15% rise in third-quarter profit, hikes full-year forecast(reuters.com)
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Reading the last psychatrist. https://thelastpsychiatrist.com/narcissism/
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
I've upvoted your replies, because I stand corrected as I've said. My comments though have tanked Karma.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
"It's easy to forget how things were before the Snowden revelations, since privacy issues have been covered much more extensively by the media since then." No it's not. I can't find any data to this narrative. There
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
"internet was considered a baseless conspiracy" I never met anyone who said it was a conspiracy theory that the intelligence agencies would listen in to everything on the internet and fullfilling their self stated purpose [0]. Eve
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
We build and scaled a startup based on Scala code and successfully sold it, so - with all the Scala problems [0] in mind - Scala will always have a place in my heart. Using IntelliJ since a decade+ I wish those guys the very best with Kotli
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Where would the conspiracy therory on MK Ultra be? That the CIA has a research programm using drugs and psychology to find a truth serum against spies of the Soviet Union? And people said this is a conspiracy theory and then the Church comm
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Not exactly sure what you mean by that one word [0], but: You would consider it a conspiracy theory saying that an agency that is funded to listen in to everything [1] is listening in to everything? And it turns out not to be a conspiracy t
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
"That's impressive, but wouldn't really surprise me, as we know for a fact that some even more impressive success stories of several government intelligence agencies dismissed as "conspiracy stories" for decades tur
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Tesla directors settle, isolating Musk as SolarCity trial looms(reuters.com)
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SK Hynix to make deep capex cut as virus spread threatens chip output(reuters.com)
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Well, I made some input to data protection agencies and got some feedback, so I'm rather happy on how things do progress. That said I assume nearly all companies out there are not in compliance. To the point of the article, privacy pol
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
There is, it's called GDPR - if you live in a country that cares.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
After maintaining an OLAP cube system for some years, I'm not that sure after reading the article. The nice thing of an OLAP cube is the UI and how business users can easily drag and drop items to explore data (standard reports are bes
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CalTech wins $1.1B jury verdict in patent case against Apple, Broadcom(reuters.com)
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China science database scraps paywall to aid virus battle(reuters.com)
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Tesla's Musk seeks to allay water concerns at factory site after protests(reuters.com)
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Britain to United States: We want a trade deal and a digital tax(reuters.com)
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F-35 logistics system to be reinvented and renamed, official says(reuters.com)
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Where the deal is, we don't put you to jail for 50+ years, you agree to be guilty and go for 10 years. With the prospect of ending your life in prision, everyone does a deal.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
"I was at Mozilla for a while and it was a two-class system. The execs flew first class, stayed in fancy hotels, and had very expensive dinners and retreats - sometimes in the high five-figures." Mozilla was captured by career exe
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
"The preference of Android to place DDG in Europe (31 out of 31 countries) is strange when considering privacy as argument." DDG Marketing.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Key take away "There is absolutely no reason to require your pilots to require a MAX simulator to begin flying the MAX,” the Boeing employee replied. "Once the engines are started, there is only one difference between NG and MAX p
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
After some years of FreeNAS at home and in the company I've decided to go with Unraid for my home storage, it's just easier to add and change drives and the UI is more focused on storage too. Adding how easy it is to use e.g. Next

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