Lowes packed up their order and had it delivered to their house! There should be like 3 computer functions that mitigate that risk and oh, a dozen PHYSICAL ACTS that should have stopped it.
Lol... Isn't like the FIRST FUCKING RULE of software development, "Don't migrate to production until it passes ALL QA tests. And if their QA tests left a hole like this open, time to hire a new QA manager!
Every time I see a Trump Supporter, I think, "There's someone who didn't think the legitimate questions about Donald J. Trump raping a 13 year old girl are a show-stopper".
*For a concrete example, all of your scripts that automatically ssh into a server, start a process with screen, and log out, now break. To name just one thing that I have done on numerous occasions.
Hey, if i understand the way logind works, if you login as root and run the process under screen, it won't kill the process when you logout!
An easy work-around that doesn't require configuration file changes!
Sure *some people* will complain that it's a risk, but hey, it gets you moving forward again and you can close that ticket.
>It has also, he said, forced engineers to develop tools to automate the kinds of checks previously handled by teams of humans. An engineer might go through an arduous process of checking code once—but then would start building tools to automate that process.
I suspect they're too dumb to realize this and just tell everyone, "We're saving money and delivering better code using TDD"
The point of the cameras was revenue, not traffic safety. They've failed at their intended goal, and I don't see evidence for attributing it to traffic safety. The only person who benefited is the vendor.
And that's before the court challenges. Doesn't "Due Process" ensure that the accused can say, "That's faked, Photoshop. The network and servers are hacked, and PROVE THEY ARE SECURE."
Ever seen a municipal vendor who could certify under penalty of perjury complete compliance with all applicable law, regulation and policy?
Back in the day, an attorney published a mock-grand-jury charging Bush, Cheney, Rice, Rumfeld, Powell, et. al. for their criminal acts in the run up to Iraq. I think it's a good summary of all the lies.
On the upside, I totally credit SDI's concept of aiming the laser with the mirror to have inspired VariLight's innovative stage-lighting technology, the benefits of which we are still reaping...
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It's 2018, and /. is still relevant ( 5 digit UID's represent!!! )
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Lowes packed up their order and had it delivered to their house! There should be like 3 computer functions that mitigate that risk and oh, a dozen PHYSICAL ACTS that should have stopped it.
Lowes is just full of fail on this one.
Hey Hey
Ho Ho
These Fucking Nazis
Have Got To Go!
Lol... Isn't like the FIRST FUCKING RULE of software development, "Don't migrate to production until it passes ALL QA tests. And if their QA tests left a hole like this open, time to hire a new QA manager!
(Lowes, contact me and I'll send a resume )
Don't you worry. NSA be all up into TOR...
Scalzi wrote about initializing the BrainPal(TM) interface to respond a custom cue.
"Hey, asshole" was, IIRC, the most common...
There are legitimate questions about whether Donald J. Trump raped a 13 year old girl in 1994.
That's a showstopper for anyone who isn't a piece of shit.
Don't be a piece of shit.
It's wrong to treat Nazis like human beings.
See a Nazi. Punch a Nazi.
PROTIP: Don't stand next to Nazis.
You don't have to scan it. Last time we were shooting film regularly ( 10+ years ago ) Kodak returned a CD with the prints.
Every time I see a Trump Supporter, I think, "There's someone who didn't think the legitimate questions about Donald J. Trump raping a 13 year old girl are a show-stopper".
Then I throw up a little.
*For a concrete example, all of your scripts that automatically ssh into a server, start a process with screen, and log out, now break. To name just one thing that I have done on numerous occasions.
Hey, if i understand the way logind works, if you login as root and run the process under screen, it won't kill the process when you logout!
An easy work-around that doesn't require configuration file changes!
Sure *some people* will complain that it's a risk, but hey, it gets you moving forward again and you can close that ticket.
Do you use screen or tmux?
"Permanent Record" was once a joke, but the Internet never forgets...
>It has also, he said, forced engineers to develop tools to automate the kinds of checks previously handled by teams of humans. An engineer might go through an arduous process of checking code once—but then would start building tools to automate that process.
I suspect they're too dumb to realize this and just tell everyone, "We're saving money and delivering better code using TDD"
Soon? Seriously, when they stopped making lab gear, it was Game Over.
"Thou shalt run lint frequently and study its pronouncements with care, for verily its perception and judgement oft exceed thine."
It's well known that email is not secure for the purposes of attorney/client privilege.
Solar power collectors in GEO and phase-locked beamed microwave to groundstations. 1970's technology. Energy problem solved. Next?
The point of the cameras was revenue, not traffic safety. They've failed at their intended goal, and I don't see evidence for attributing it to traffic safety. The only person who benefited is the vendor.
And that's before the court challenges. Doesn't "Due Process" ensure that the accused can say, "That's faked, Photoshop. The network and servers are hacked, and PROVE THEY ARE SECURE."
Ever seen a municipal vendor who could certify under penalty of perjury complete compliance with all applicable law, regulation and policy?
Yeah, but since Mechwarrior 2, they've all pretty much blown.
Back in the day, an attorney published a mock-grand-jury charging Bush, Cheney, Rice, Rumfeld, Powell, et. al. for their criminal acts in the run up to Iraq. I think it's a good summary of all the lies.
http://www.tomdispatch.com/pos...
Seriously. I'd just like to see the ouput of my cablecard network device...
By tolerating the existance of the 'Bad Apples', the 'so-called Good Apples' aren't good. They're bad, too.
On the upside, I totally credit SDI's concept of aiming the laser with the mirror to have inspired VariLight's innovative stage-lighting technology, the benefits of which we are still reaping...