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A secret a bit posted in the internet is like a woman a bit pregnat.
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SMB vulnerability is currently not patched, but now everyone knows it's there. Who'll get to the vulnerability first?
Yeah, I'm making it worse by reporting on it, but I blame ZDNet.
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Yeah, I'm making it worse by reporting on it, but I blame ZDNet.
I don't think they are the first source of the leak nor the source of the bug
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Yeah, I'm making it worse by reporting on it, but I blame ZDNet.
The big story set for tomorrow on zdnet is a scare-story about sites that are advertising the bug.
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A litany of issues in business, finance, container ship loading and aircraft loading derive from this one simple dilemma We're gonna need a bigger knapsack
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Just get a JRPG bag.
Not only do they hold 100,000kg of various-sized stuff, but they're invisible, and no trouble to carry.
Is there a prize for solving this one? Where do I claim it?
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Facebook isn’t the best company to turn to when it comes to user privacy and the company is still dealing with the aftermath of the Cambridge Analytica scandal that happened back in 2018. While Facebook was held accountable for it ended up paying $5 billion in fines, the worst might be yet to come. You call that a fine? *THIS* is a fine!
Showing France how it's done 
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The good new is not that they get sued for $529 Billion
The good news would be that they get the guilty veredict and really have to pay it.
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A figure like that smacks of a strategic move.
Wait for the "If you yahoos stop allowing publication of fake news, we might reconsider".
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You may think: “if a project is toxic, then I just won’t do it!” Sure. But sometimes it’s not that simple. Some projects try to suck us in, blinding us from they toxicity, and entice us to carry them out. Bonus marks if you have all three at the same time
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Nr 4:
The oops that's not what we thought it was specified...
Ambiguity in contracts is a b1tch.
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The best if you have an all-in-one project...
(I have some to spare if someone insterested)
"The only place where Success comes before Work is in the dictionary." Vidal Sassoon, 1928 - 2012
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What about the "Hold on, if you wanted That, why did you say you wanted This?"?
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Oracle's history highlights a possible downside to its stance on API copyrights. SELECT hypocrisy FROM companies WHERE sauce != 'gander'
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Court processes are like a boomerang, specially when lawyers change side
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FAKE NEWS!
US corporations can do no wrong!
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Mark_Wallace wrote: US corporations can do no wrong!
Cognitive dissonance may result from this mindset, especially applied to this case.
"If you don't fail at least 90 percent of the time, you're not aiming high enough."
Alan Kay.
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Maybe. It centres around congenital ignorance, and they sound kinda the same.
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TFQ provides the tools necessary for bringing the quantum computing and machine learning research communities together to control and model natural or artificial quantum systems Teach your quanta well
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Of course, to use it, you have to send "telemetry" to google, and it's much more difficult to use if you don't keep everything on their servers.
Can anyone lend me a bargepole to not touch this product with?
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Microsoft may be making great claims about the speed and security of Edge, but a recent study found that the browser is one of the least private. I did not see that coming
They're normally bastions of privacy in Redmond
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Damn it! I've got to go buy another sarcasm meter!
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It's pretty obvious that the reason ms is never mentioned in rants about privacy by politicians is that they hand over everything the jack-booted fascists government agencies demand, no questions asked.
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Privacy and not wasting time and money on icons. Oh, and stable updates. That's Microsoft!
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