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how many frequencies could there be michael? a million?
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No honest man needs that many frequencies.
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Raere posted:If we don't publish which frequencies we use, we are completely safe
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CommieGIR posted:We post in YOSPOS, we're likely on a list already. yeah......someone's ignore list!!!
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Nomnom Cookie posted:recommendation 1.a.2.q: rotate radio channel assignments at least once every 120 days your frequency must be at least 8 digits long, contain no repeating characters, and at least 2 of the following groups: numbers, letters, punctuation.
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Potato Salad posted:"I've written hundreds of patents in my 15 years" sure yes but have they ever been tested
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evil_bunnY posted:Anyone who's ever worked in IP knows that patents who haven't been unsuccessfully contested in court aren't worth much. Those who pretend not to are idiots or grifters. Not worth much, but worth enough to put in a scary letter to thousands of people offering settlement for only a few hundred dollars each. For the kind of people with business models like that a case ever going to court, no matter the outcome, is a spectacular failure because you have to actually pay lawyers when things go to court. If you work with real valuable IP that's been created in good faith then you're correct, but there's the whole other problematic side of IP that's probably an industry unto itself. ErIog fucked around with this message at 11:59 on Aug 5, 2019 |
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evil_bunnY posted:Anyone who's ever worked in IP knows that patents who haven't been unsuccessfully contested in court aren't worth much. Those who pretend not to are idiots or grifters. a couple of the patents passed to issue are finally being used in full blown litigation and I'm definitely watching to see how they fare. judging from the first round of "these are invalid because..." filings being based on interpretations almost directly contradicting what I wrote as reasons for allowing them they probably will sail through. unfortunately for the people doing to suing that interpretation also makes the patents not really apply to the product they are suing over. I do know that several others were used to shut down several Chinese knock offs of a small inventor's successful product, but those didn't make it to the courtroom. also in security news apparently cloudflare is dropping 8chan. I have to admit I'm pretty unclear about what the results of that will be.
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Shifty Pony posted:also in security news apparently cloudflare is dropping 8chan. I have to admit I'm pretty unclear about what the results of that will be. Yeah, I think its a one off from the focus of the shooting. He seemed ready to defend them that AM before he announced a 180 move.
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i thought that 8chan was on some bulletproof host, but it was just cloudfare????
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Shifty Pony posted:also in security news apparently cloudflare is dropping 8chan. I have to admit I'm pretty unclear about what the results of that will be.
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they are probably on bulletproof hosting, but cloudflare was handling ddos protection and whatnot. that's why I was wondering what the results would be - I don't know how robust those sorts of shady hosts are to the sort of stuff that cloudflare intercepts.
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Shifty Pony posted:also in security news apparently cloudflare is dropping 8chan. I have to admit I'm pretty unclear about what the results of that will be. a successful IPO in September
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pseudorandom name posted:a successful IPO in September ticker: CHAN on the nasdaq
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pseudorandom name posted:a successful IPO in September that'll happen after they rebrand to 88chan
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Vomik posted:ticker: CHAN on the nasdaq what? no, it'll be CLOD or FLAR or something
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Shifty Pony posted:they are probably on bulletproof hosting, but cloudflare was handling ddos protection and whatnot. that's why I was wondering what the results would be - I don't know how robust those sorts of shady hosts are to the sort of stuff that cloudflare intercepts. i mean, the dns records were just pointing at cloudflare. before they come back up, they'll just move to another ddos protection. there may be a day or so of downtime, but before they come back up they'll (unfortunately) be behind another ddos protection provider.
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toss up between security fuckup and terrible programmers quote:Digital bank Monzo has urged nearly 480,000 customers to change their pins after it left banking information exposed to unauthorised staff for six months.
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:toss up between security fuckup and terrible programmers who do you think makes the security fuckup?
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Two great flavors, together at last.
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Cocoa Crispies posted:who do you think makes the security fuckup? secfucks are immaculate, created by the whims of a capricious god
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:toss up between security fuckup and terrible programmers Terrible Programmers are Secfucks.
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Cocoa Crispies posted:who do you think makes the security fuckup? users, obviously
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infernal machines posted:secfucks are immaculate, created by the whims of a capricious god if the fuckups didn't exist, it would be necessary for us to create them
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:if the fuckups didn't exist, it would be necessary for us to create them is this from a nsa challenge coin or something?
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voltaire division
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Setting up an on premises Atlassian stack. Jira does not allow database passwords with special characters  Of course the MySQL defaults require special characters, so you have to toggle the strong password requirement off. Pretty minor because it's on the back end and there's a lot more DB security than passwords, but still. Jira also does not support MariaDB at all, MySQL 10.x (came out 15 months ago), or Postgres 10.x+ (came out 22 months ago) I'm sure they'll finally support current versions...when the old ones are on the cusp of EOL.
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Raere posted:I'm sure they'll finally support current versions...when the old ones are on the cusp of EOL. doubtful whether they will at all since they want to get rid of on-prem
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