hinata08

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by hinata08 1mo ago
A (very) large but low paying company that struggled to hire around here also came down to that Managers hired a consulting firm to get a report about why they couldn't hire : The report confirmed they couldn't get application bec
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by hinata08 1mo ago
>they don't secretly gain access to your system They are only "enabling Web Analytics by default" "by providing a powerful, in-depth monitoring solution that helps you debug and optimize applications" when users
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by hinata08 1mo ago
Cloudflare used to effectively allow you to block users coming from Tor or proxies, forcing them to chose between not visiting your site or disabling their privacy features. (when Akamai was able to still allow legitimate users) They do a m
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by hinata08 1mo ago
> Rather than count unique IP addresses (requiring storing state about each visitor), we simply count page views that originate from a distinct referral or navigation event, avoiding the need to store information that might be considered
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by hinata08 1mo ago
> Makes me wonder if their stuff is GDPR-compliant without consent. GDPR service providers and partners do not have to consent. Consent is for the users. Services providers have to tell you when they collect your data, and they will most
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by hinata08 1mo ago
You would be surprised by the number of professionals who would be at peak tech performance if they could pull it off IT security is a lot more about the processes, risk, and data management that technical performance these days. The book t
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by hinata08 1mo ago
life hacks are also hacker news, I guess x)
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by hinata08 1mo ago
Delta's setup and procedures were able to catch up on that. Good move from their side ! Police was involved No offense, but I doubt that most other public spaces or transport would have reacted like that. It's not just because pla
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by hinata08 1mo ago
their HQ is supposed to be in Melbourne, Australia They mention it only briefly in their publication. Their about page is clearer about that.
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by hinata08 1mo ago
even if they're a flop, you'll be told they're too big to fail. And now, you have to bail them out and buy their HBM instead of paying for your RAM I hope that China makes up for the capacity that RAM producers are not willin
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by hinata08 2mo ago
> There are privacy preserving alternatives to accounts and ID/face scans I don't see how forcing people to you scan their IDs and turn their camera one is better for privacy. The only explanation is THEY WATCH, literately
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by hinata08 2mo ago
"we will not be affording them the benefit of listening to their politicized drivel" as the diplomat says as he's making the drivel viral
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After 80+y of France being France, Trump's diplomats took the bait [video](youtube.com)
4 points by hinata08 2mo ago|3 comments
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by hinata08 2mo ago
So something just happened at the UN yesterday. UN had been arguably irrelevant for a few decades. France had been irrelevant since it's been absorbed by the EU and they're just posting takes. This has been best described on an Ec
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by hinata08 2mo ago
Alright. Most places would investigate crimes and charge you for them before they look at your defense itself, so I had several worries about that One of which is self indications (even of things that cops didn't know about or couldn&#
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by hinata08 2mo ago
The french cybersecurity agency (ANSSI) used to share leaflets to tell you to do just that. The US government wasn't named, but it's part of the ones that like to do some economic intelligence and no euro who read the news would t
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by hinata08 2mo ago
does this apply to defendant ? the most authoritarian places in the world wouldn't charge defendants for "lying"
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by hinata08 2mo ago
I don't like to have silhouettes instead of people on the back, and that buildings related to the current institutions are featured on so many designs These are a current necessities, but nothing to sanctuarize for the future. The only
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by hinata08 2mo ago
*costs Privatize revenues, socialize costs of business You're not "competitive" if you have to pay for workers, ink or investments. Workers only get a wage because of communist populists who don't understand business, an
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by hinata08 2mo ago
Software is allowing industries to be so much smarter and efficient. Even without advanced systems, a 20€ smart switch allows my personal water boiler to turn on when solar and wind are so available that power prices go low or negative (and
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NyarchLinux proposes a (kindof) age verification system for open source OS(twitter.com)
3 points by hinata08 2mo ago|2 comments
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by hinata08 2mo ago
In these dark lawless ages, knowing how childish or OLD your users get can become key in making arch based linux safe and accessible To resolve this thing while still preserving users privacy (we avoid finger pointing !), Nyarch linux propo
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by hinata08 2mo ago
Calling it a tool is fine. Some people would like to pretend means of production are holy assets you're supposed to value and trade (INVEST!!! making value is for losers and _these_ workers), when it's just a consummable that shou
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by hinata08 2mo ago
yeah, so were LibreOffice and OpenOffice relying on the .odt format CoMaps forked out of OrganicMaps after a row about money
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by hinata08 3mo ago
half of it is darkest dark punk roast, and sings about working in the drug dealing industry like it's shark tank, but to afford living in a wet flat with cockroaches while you have no future but to be killed or jailed before you turn 2
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by hinata08 3mo ago
some of it is fun and creative, and you see it hasn't the same industry behind FanKa is breaking a bone while singing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vx0A7ph_2w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_WYTk3b
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by hinata08 3mo ago
It indeed looks like consumers felling deceived when they thought they purchased something is a possible liability. I'm sure the studio will watch the fallouts with amusement, waiting for them to come back However, dealing with that ki
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by hinata08 3mo ago
these services are still ok for both suggestions and hard to find media I let the Deezer bot surprise me OPM and I absolutely loved it I also use it to listen to the Chinese rap, which would be a pain to get otherwise Otherwise their human
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by hinata08 3mo ago
this company is also a king when it comes to pulling rugs On their TV offering, in 2018 and 2022, they did pull the rug themselves by stopping to broadcast the free to air outlet which has #1 audience on the market, TF1, and this commercial
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by hinata08 3mo ago
it seems like it's not how the contract was written Also, on previous commercial disputes, these french studios and media outlets held an all or nothing stance, often asking to be completely removed from the offering of ISPs if they ca

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