The issue is KVM requires work / knowledge to do this. vmware dumbed it down to a windows admin level. And of course the execs all went oooh shiny. Combining network / storage / vm into a single place simplified the ownership of vmware, which broadcom is abusing the customer base for.

I don’t mind her, I think she’s been handed absolute garbage scripts. I welcome the loss of the show runner, just wish Jodi had more of a chance.

as much as I don’t want to play blame the victim, it feels like we are missing part of this conversation. Hopefully there is a trial (sorry that this person needs to shoulder this) and we can see whether github used common sense and had cause or just went sjw knee jerk.

It just seems odd that the company used this as the final point. It sounds like they had “vaporizing” documented behavior, and it would be fascinating to see what constitutes cause for them.

I think the issue is the peers used to compare the success of lower decks. If you compare it against the modern entries (Picard and Discovery), then it shines as the only Star Trek (we can argue the fine points of how bad disco and Picard are) show.

But if you compare Lower Decks to TOS or the original cartoon, the silly jokes and quickness to “sight gag” are brought to the surface.

I loved lower decks, but I can also acknowledge that it’s elevated by the absolute trash that CBS/Paramount is slapping the Star Trek label on currently.

It is under the guise of security... by bypassing your evil ISP dns, we have "stealthed" your browsing that we then record and track.

SECURITY!!!!!!

While this is good in the sense of standardization, there is going to be a huge drop in the competency of pilots as a result. Both from the corporate push to use anything with a heartbeat, and the loss of hours from staff reduction.

So the scenario where a meat sack overrides and saves the day will not happen because all of the trained pilots are literate monkeys pressing buttons.

How many of these reports “have no exploits” or require a calamity of other events (physical access / root level privileges)?

Having read and dealt with some of these findings, there is a sense that some of these are more about $$$ and have nothing to do with vulnerability.

Ummm... Samsung was 10x more intrusive than google on my S5. Forced preloaded apps, aggressive permissions, failure to patch holes.

Essentially, Samsung was the worst part of the S5. It wasn’t until I redid the OS with lineage / cyanogen that it was usable.

And this is where I think something is amiss here. Coding skills at the high school level are rudimentary at best. More time should be spent on the fundamentals, like what is a computer and how does it work. There are things that you need to know before coding skills are needed. It’s one of the reasons that dev ops fails so hard. You have a bunch of developers reinventing things that are already solved and causing all kinds of confusion. Things like Unix fundamentals, windows fundamentals, how to build a pc are more important at a HS level than compiler optimizations.

Maybe at a college level, but not at a HS level. Some of the higher level problems would delve deep into the math world, but early level CS does not lend itself to learning the math needed to be classified as a math course. I see basic math skills being a pre-requisite, otherwise you would draw focus from essential CS skills. Of course, that assumes that these courses teach CS skills.

Sit in and drive a beemer, then look at the Tesla again. Doors, radio knobs, dials, etc...

A car should be a car first, and Tesla forgot that. Too much focus on “experiences” and not enough on things that involve actually driving a car.

There are certain “service levels” that are just not easily fixed with technology. I was in the market for an X, but between the ipad interface and all the “power” accessories it was very off putting. If you could rip the drivetrain out and put it in a real car, it would be a much more compelling product.

https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Flmgtfy.com%2F%3Fq%3Dfcc%2Btitl...

It’s the providers arguing the common carrier argument. The Nazis are just playing along.

Not sure what the statute of limitations are, but 5 years sounds about right. And I’m not saying it is just Hillary, it’s that she is “patient 0” and we need to set a precedent that is more severe then “meh.” It would stop or at least pause morons like the Trump family.

Except she didn’t. She consistently lied, and when she finally did disclose, she choose what disclose and what to hide.

Oh, and she did third even though she signed documents saying the opposite.

Ivanka and Jared may be pulling the same BS, but one could argue that they are not official employees.