juandsc

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by juandsc 1y ago
I suspect this reply may be for someone else? I read what I said, I read this and it doesn't make sense to me because I didn't say anything would happen.
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by juandsc 1y ago
It's pretty bad, but it's ours. Europe has a lot of critical infrastructure that depends on third parties. We rely far too much on USA and China. United States could ban the EU tomorrow from using windows causing a huge problem, w
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by juandsc 1y ago
> But that was because no one told them. Now they are told and taught. That's precisely my point. > Most (by far) CVE's are not 'honest mistakes' or missed corner cases because rocket-science; they are just sloppy
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by juandsc 1y ago
I don't think it's a modern programmers problem, in fact, I think we can argue we are much better than 20 years ago at least in terms of security. There is a much higher concern for data validation and no one used HTTPS 20 years a
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by juandsc 1y ago
Three years ago I left my job with VERY high salary because I was starting to burn out and took two months off. From my experience, if you're burnt out or starting to burn out then leave, otherwise I recommend staying until you secure
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by juandsc 1y ago
I don't think it's just the Nazi salute to be honest. The reputational damage the US has suffered this year is insane and it's getting worse. Since Trump was elected America has been awful to its allies, specially Canada and
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by juandsc 1y ago
I really like the idea and I'm a potential customer, but I don't think this is ready yet. I've been learning Chinese for a while and decided to give this a shot and at my level (somewhere between HSK 2 and 3) it's very f