fuddy

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by fuddy 1y ago
I don't see the middle tier disappearing, it already has the jobs the entry level would take and few were shaken loose by return to work mandates and flat pay rises even when less of the industry was lowering total effective compensati
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by fuddy 1y ago
There are plenty of options in bank settlement protocols. I think the point under discussion is not banking improvement but bankless user sovereignty via technical means. The smart contract writers sometimes fool themselves when working on
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by fuddy 1y ago
The OWASP auth cheat sheet discusses many of the options for making that phishing of a password useless instead of reacting to its use.. Separate IDPs with weak mfa, fido, etc. And of course if one isn't doing small-time bland business
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by fuddy 1y ago
Good IT security is different than what you describe. You are describing give up the house and hope you can get it back again with probabilistic scanners security. It makes your security team look important because they are incapable of the
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by fuddy 1y ago
As long as they don't keep the work both sides are really throwing effort away as it should be.. One might be going into technical interviews with no prep but one threw a lot away to get to that point and potentially loses a lot in neg
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by fuddy 1y ago
This just bring in new problems like people thinking they got paid but there being a refund trick.. This happens in the traditional system too, but at least when it exhibits total indifference to an account serving no purpose besides refund
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by fuddy 1y ago
Doing everything in a chaotic uncoordinated manner helps local companies and the biggest international players eliminate smaller foreign players..
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by fuddy 1y ago
That's only one distinct component. HTML vs XHTML was also a distinct aspect (syntax ambiguity was a lesser problem than larger ambiguity. The WHATWG fiasco is IMO more important to the point that low quality half baked new features is
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by fuddy 1y ago
This "sane" approach lost to HTML.
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by fuddy 1y ago
I'm a but puzzled by their advice.. Given the variety, how do we know this data isn't from a password manager compromise?
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by fuddy 1y ago
I think people are being too critical in the comments.. I see nothing requiring free energy or physics defying in an ideal condensation material. This process is going on all the time in less optimized materials and we usually are not happy
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by fuddy 1y ago
His larger problem was doing everything a lawyer would tell you not to do. The world and a sufficient portion of any 12 person subsample could have accepted that these were suckers far more readily than Madoff's victims. But he broke e
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by fuddy 1y ago
I think Krebs has done pretty well with goading attackers in the past? Ad for him and they tend to have slip-ups that come to light during all the attention.
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by fuddy 1y ago
A country that would put up with US rail is a big ask.
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by fuddy 1y ago
Hashing every answer you ever give is the kind of thing that is done with hashing algorithms, the trouble is that the user can trivially make an equally good variant with virtually any (well an unlimited number of possible) change, and noth
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by fuddy 1y ago
One of the funnier parameters to encounter in the snoop manpage.