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by reqres 1y ago
Thanks for the recommendation. Seems like a natural X-COM follow on. Appears to be 60% off on Steam atm as well!
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The Scale of the Milky Way(youtube.com)
2 points by reqres 3y ago|0 comments
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by reqres 4y ago
Donation link to the organisation that uncovered this abuse: https://viva.org.uk/join/
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by reqres 4y ago
If the UK was a US state, it wouldn’t quite be the poorest per capita. It would be USD400 per person better off than Mississippi. Everywhere else – from Arkansas to Washington – would earn anywhere between several thousand to several tens o
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by reqres 4y ago
For ISO 27001: - Two-factor authentication (2FA) - Not stipulated - Access control for any accounts that store sensitive information - Access control policy is required - End-to-end encryption - Not stipulated - Training staff in data prote
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by reqres 4y ago
The standards are not incoherent. However by design they need to be abstract to apply across very diverse businesses. I've implemented ISO 27001 myself (solo dev founder, 6 person company, USD2mn SaaS). The divergence in quality of the
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by reqres 4y ago
I've successfully implemented ISO 27001 (CTO, Sole Founder, ~USD2mn ARR SaaS Business). Had a small team around me (5 people) but essentially implemented ISO 27001 myself spread out over 6 months. Would be very difficult to write a com
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by reqres 5y ago
COVID-19 induced a recession all around the globe
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by reqres 5y ago
I'd say there's one extra preliminary step missing: Before (0): Understand if it needs to be built at all
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by reqres 5y ago
UK expat in NL (3 years). Concur wholeheartedly. The Dutch have nailed their SSO app (DigiD) - this is the model to copy. It eliminates a multitude of steps (sign up, proof of identity, credential management) to accessing any government ser
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Tailscale raises US$12M Series A(tailscale.com)
1 points by reqres 6y ago|0 comments
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by reqres 6y ago
I'm a British software developer and SaaS business owner I left the UK in 2017 because of Brexit. My company generates about GBP150k per employee. Prior to leaving this was 100% UK workforce. Following my relocation this is <50% and
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by reqres 6y ago
Isn't this a legitimate trading strategy in financial circles Contracts like credit default swaps pay out if some organisation fails to meet their (debt) obligations
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UK Government to Bailout Struggling Startups(sifted.eu)
1 points by reqres 6y ago|0 comments
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by reqres 7y ago
I'm an EU resident with a SaaS business storing EU personal information. It's forced us to think more carefully how we build systems to pick up, retain and scrub data. So all clients (>1,000) and their clients (likely in the mi
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Loki v1.0.0 Released(github.com)
4 points by reqres 7y ago|0 comments
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by reqres 7y ago
> where we should have (and ended on) docker / compose We ended up doing this too. Do you have any links to deploying docker-compose in production? We've not been able to find out much. However our solution seems to work well -
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Dependabot is joining GitHub(dependabot.com)
215 points by reqres 7y ago|45 comments
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by reqres 7y ago
Congratulations on the launch. It looks great and I wish you success on this project Could you kindly answer this question for me. How does your product compare to pushover.net? Are the problems to be solved the same? What are the tradeoffs
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by reqres 8y ago
That's fair, the London-Manchester issue is specific to our particular client base. However the absurd cost of low quality rail travel (often standing room only, less frequent trains following new time table, poor customer service) is
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by reqres 8y ago
This is welcome move by the new Home Secretary, but the thing that terrifies me the most is the end of free movement when we leave the EU. As the director of a software development business, I have to contend with a very tight market for go
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by reqres 9y ago
This is wrong. Either: 1) You don't know what libertarianism is 2) You don't read the economist very closely 3) You meant liberalism Given you think that the economist dogmatically believes in less tax, regulation and trade barrie
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by reqres 10y ago
IIRC, there was also a time when Elasticsearch used multicast by default to detect other ES nodes on the network and to add them to the cluster automatically. So any node joining the same network will join a cluster and have shards allocate
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by reqres 10y ago
Given Trump's propensity to publicly denounce individual organisations, including threats of withdrawing government business, it's hardly surprising that companies are now lining up to court Trump's favour in the same vein as
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by reqres 10y ago
> Which leads to the 'callback hell' that we all know and hate. Part of the bill-of-goods we accept when using Node is that in exchange better time and space characteristics, we lose the thread as an abstraction. Perhaps my hea
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by reqres 10y ago
Having tried self-hosted and cloud logging solutions, Papertrail is one of the services that we subscribe to that I feel pangs of gratitude when we receive our monthly billing notification. Some of the things I liked about Papertrail: - Sup
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by reqres 10y ago
Please do not look upon popular economics best sellers as a good way to get a rounded economics education. While many have value in critical insight and entertainment, they often offer only a narrow perspective on economics. Novice economis
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by reqres 10y ago
A core banking system captures and stores all the transactions and business a bank performs. Without this a bank would not be able to function let alone produce a meaningful financial report.
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by reqres 10y ago
Could you be specific. In what particular areas do you need a consistent point-in-time snapshot? Having worked in finance myself, as part of a team that procured and replaced an international core banking system with a state-of-the-art, mul
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Banks find blockchain hard to put into practice(ft.com)
4 points by reqres 10y ago|0 comments

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