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Certainly it was the primary objective initially. IE was ultimately killed by the strategic decision to stop putting much resource into developing it after they'd already killed Netscape Navigator (whether that was due to complacency or fear of more antitrust action if they looked like they were trying to build on their browser monopoly). But for a long time, that just meant everybody using an outdated browser.

The bigger problem was that MS weren't all that bothered about migrating old IE users to new IE. When IE7 came out five years after IE6 it didn't work on legacy Windows and wasn't pushed in an XP update or service pack, so unlike its predecessor it peaked at less than 50% market share[1]. At that stage Firefox was far from the dominant browser but the delay had created a reason for it to exist and its market share to be non-trivial and ultimately overtake the second most popular MS browser. Overall a combination of Microsoft 6/7 and 8 still had a majority market share for a very long time, but since they were each very different browsers with large shares designers had to go to the effort of supporting multiple platforms anyway rather than just lazily optimising for latest IE. Which meant they also bothered to support Firefox etc, which meant W3C standards compliant browsers were viable alternatives for late adopters when web designers started serving 'outdated browser' warnings to IE6 users and the EU slapped MS with the Browser Choice ruling. Especially since often it was easier for end users to get a non-IE browser to work. First time I installed Firefox at work was when tech support wouldn't let me upgrade to IE7...

[1]it also wasn't the best browser of its time, unlike its predecessor was in 2001. But that didn't matter to the many people who just carried on using IE6
soon linux will be systemd-kernel
I've seen about 10 different articles against Zoom during the past 3 days. I really don't enjoy using Zoom, but the volume and frequency of criticism is odd. Has anyone figured out where it's coming from?
Perturb and observe, my friend. An excellent model for life.
I have to imagine the total and per-capita amount of human time spent around dogs would also increase, which can only be seen as a categorical good.
What do you mean, "were"? This is still the major problem of corporations, that the let criminal conspiracies limit their liability.
I use them, because when they disappear I can quickly move to a new one. If I'm building a data "asset" then I am careful about using something that will be around for the long term but if it's just for an ephemeral video call I'll use Joe's until he goes out of business then I'll use Bob's.
Are you sure? The link goes to a place where you can email to apply. Isn't it better for you to email the mods than to assert this here?
noooooooooooooooo
I just got some from Walmart, which took exactly a week to arrive. Not bad under the circumstances. If what you're looking for is out of stock, just keep checking it, they seem to be restocking quickly enough.
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Not sure why you're being downvoted. This is basically a tautological truth.
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> Em...no.

Em...yes.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinosaur#Etymology

> The term is derived from Ancient Greek δεινός (deinos), meaning 'terrible, potent or fearfully great', and σαῦρος (sauros), meaning 'lizard or reptile'
Kind of. There's still a lot of work to do. OAuth and SAML are quite common, but they cannot federate capabilities; it is not trivial to issue somebody a capability to act on your behalf without an entire infrastructure of assistant services and trusted providers. That said, each decade looks better than the last, but I still encounter the myths covered in the paper, especially incorrect beliefs about revokation, on a regular basis.
In that case, why was it merged in at all?
My problem is more like OBS does everything I need, but I need to use OBS as a camera in Zoom or Hangouts, but I suspect CamTwist isn't as feature-rich.
The Apple “tax” is selectively lifted. It is probably just to get Apple TV off the ground and not for the other non-TV apps in the iOS App Store ever.
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Is there a specific career site for the space sciences lab or is the only way to find out about openings by looking through all the ucb postings?

I have a list of sites I occasionally check for jobs and would like to ssl to the list, but there doesn't seem like an easy way to know what openings are available.
Parody without being obvious is no longer parody. It's just misleading.
Tesla offers ventilators free of cost to hospitals
My intuition is that this stems from a trust vs distrust of experts, which was already a major political articulation point in 2020 America, depressingly.

It's a twisted sort of fascinating to see just how far these political limbs reach these days. I heard someone the other day call Whole Foods/Central Market the "liberal/progressive grocery stores". Whatever that means. But anecdotally, the correlation is real. If I had to guess, it's something like "spending more on less-basal pleasures is a left-leaning thing because you're constructing artificial 'intellectual' layers on top of fundamental human enjoyment something something intelligencia".

Anyway. It's all very stupid and distressing, but as it becomes more pervasive I think it's getting more and more important for us to step back and start trying to understand it.
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more people are having to use zoom or other teleconferencing software than at any point in history...should we expect otherwise?
Nope, not anymore. Honeywell is making the new Gulfstream’s Symmetry Flight Deck for the G700 and it is touchscreen enabled.
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> Russia has suspiciously low numbers.

The virus simply freezes and won't infect in Russia /s
yeah the numbers were weird but thought there's plenty of crazy usernames out there. Didn't pay a lot of attention though, went through the comments and saw it was about Mac and I could safely ignore it.
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All fixed! Thanks for the heads up.
>For Ada it's the US government

Ada is used widely in safety critical software outside the US
Zoom usage has skyrocketed in the past few weeks among quarantined users. Plenty of them are sick of hearing about the virus itself. Covering Zoom is a way for news outlets to reach that audience.

As it happens, there are plenty of bad things to say about Zoom, which has hit headlines multiple times in the past year for security problems and various other dick moves.
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That book is amazing. I donated mine to my hometown library maybe 20 years ago, or more, but should have kept it.
It weirded me out big time when I first heard people talking corporate-speak saying "we need a resource for ...". Took a while to proccess , apparently they meant a person, I was thinking "hmm.. Wouldn't it be better to hirr someone, what resource can do this? ML? SaaS service?"
Well, an electron is not an "individuum" - in the sense that all electrons, being elementary particles, are exactly the same. In any case, though, should annihilation, then, be considered a fatal accident?
The societal importance of zoom has massively increased as it has suddenly become a fundamental part of the modern economy over the past month or so. This means it undergoes more scrutiny.
A lot of people have being told by their employer to use zoom recently. Stands to reason some of them wont like it.
No, the FIDO OpenSSH support doesn't really store a private key "locally" but I can see why it's confusing. I'll explain.

FIDO was conceived for the Web, and so the SSH authentication model wasn't a core consideration in its design.

In SSH authentication always goes like this:

Client: "I can prove I'm Alice because I can do X"
Server: "OK, do X"
Client: (Proves they are Alice by doing X)

OR

Client: "I can prove I'm Alice because I can do X"
Server: "Not good enough. What else?"
(Repeat with a different method or give up)

Whereas WebAuthn (and U2F and other models FIDO was proposed for) have authentication go like this:

Server: Prove you are Alice, if you are you can do Y or Z
Client: (Does Z)

In FIDO there's a magic "cookie" used, in theory this could be just a "serial number" for a credential, but in reality for a typical FIDO dongle (such as Yubico's Yubikey) it's actually your private key for that site, encrypted using a symmetric key known only to that Yubikey. This way your Yubikey can unlock a genuinely unlimited number of sites, each with completely fresh credentials that can't be correlated, without infinite flash storage. A site says "Here's that cookie you gave me, now prove you're GekkePrutser" and your Yubikey consumes the cookie, decrypts it to get a private key, then uses that private key to prove you're GekkePrutser.

But as we saw in SSH the authentication doesn't happen in that order. The Security Key needs the cookie first, but the remote server is waiting to hear how you'll prove who you are first, it's a stalemate.

To break the stalemate the cookie is stored on your local system, so that can be fed to the Security Key, and then things can proceed.

Down the road apparently the OpenSSH team will add support for FIDO2's "usernameless" behaviour which doesn't need a cookie but does consume limited resources on the Yubikey. If you just can't accept the idea of storing the opaque cookie value because you know it has your private key encrypted inside it, then that mode will suit. It's also useful for "road warriors" who are willing to trust other people's computers briefly but don't carry their own. But that isn't finished today and it seems they don't expect it to be the usual way this is used, since it requires a FIDO2 (not just FIDO) Security Key.
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Grocery stores like HEB in Texas have also been preventing workers from wearing masks, even if they want to supply their own.
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John Legere didn't take over as CEO until 2012 and one of John Legere's biggest early moves (in 2013) was eliminating contracts, so I think your anger over that issue is a bit misplaced.
But since the vast majority of people buy phones from their carrier,

About half of all phones sold in the US are iPhones and probably more on the major carriers.

Apple sells a lot of phones both online and in their retail stores and have their own payment plans.

You can buy an unlocked phone from Apple and optionally have it registered with one if the major providers.
The macOS version of Zoom installs or installed an unannounced web server on macOS that runs even when Zoom isn't running, and could perform remotely controlled actions on the macOS host.
const MyComponent: React.FC<{style?:React.CSSProperties}> = (props) => <div style={{margin: 16, ...props.style}}>{props.children}</div>

I don't see any issue; additionally, it's well typed and you have fine control over it!
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I agree with this. Start by getting 1 user. A human whom you can talk to.

Possibly read [Thanks for the Feedback](https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00F10Z4GO/ref=dp-kindle-redirec...) and some things on [Jobs to be Done](https://jobs-to-be-done.com/jobs-to-be-done-a-framework-for-...)
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Can't manage to record my desktop, only get a black screen instead.
Can't manage to find a fix, even 3 years latter while not being the only one...

I know it's free... Still, to me, after couple years of sponsorship it should have fixed itself... (specially with hardware as common as mine.)
The privacy implications of TikTok are like Facebook but even worse in every way. If you hate Facebook and refuse to use it but use TikTok you're simply being a hypocrite.
I think that is a good hill to die on, tho I would rather prioritize UX (browser not freezing) and server responsiveness. Ideally we'd have no CPU chunking & good UX, but if we have to choose one, which would you sacrifice?
I'd recommend you try "AddKeysToAgent confirm", then you'll get a prompt to approve the key usage each time its used. (Can be annoying for usage with automation like ansible).

Having a forwarded agent was how matrix recently got hacked, confirmation is a decent work around if you need to forward your agent.
I don't understand what `IdentitiesOnly` does. If I have `IdentityFile`s defined for hosts in ssh_config, doesn't that already accomplish what this does? Can you explain what situation `IdentitiesOnly` covers that is different from `IdentityFile`?
I have had the exact opposite experience with BlueJeans :(
Emails were our preferred channel in the beginning, and that's what we still use if we want to reach out to someone.
However, now having launched close to 20 inlfuencers, our inbox is flooded with inbound requests with influencers reaching out to us to understand how they can work with us and what will it require from them to have them join the GB platform. So we don't do much outreach anymore.
This, in a nutshell.

I'm a simple man. When my OS vendor has to push an update to remove a misbehaving program from my computer, I consider it malware, and will never install it again.
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I couldn't reply to your higher level comment because I flagged it; "Socialism strikes again. Let's add the death toll to the millions it has killed before." is a total flamewar bait / political ideology topic. I can tell because I was baited into replying before I noticed what I was doing and flagged it instead.

quips like "But yeah, maybe it hasn't been implemented properly yet /s" are bait.

"I see political debates here all the time." - then flag them, they are against the comment guidelines?
> if someone acts a little more personably and shows they have some sort of emotional skin in the game, I'm all ears.

Which why generic corporate speech is just an arms race of faking that you have emotional skin in the game. Saying you'd "love to work on this mission with you and the team" was once enough. Now, you also have to say that you "won't take it for granted" to catch your attention. I wonder what the next step will be.
> I've done 62304 a few different ways in the past, one of the issues you run into is integration with your QMS and hardware ECR processes.

Absolutely; I think the regulatory documentation management needs for software and hardware are different. E.g., several of our clients (including one we used our RDM tool in conjunction with) use https://www.greenlight.guru. They seem to like it for hardware work, but we have had a tough time using it for software work.

One big problem we see with our RDM tool is that it isn't very usable for non-developers. Thus, it makes sense primarily for smaller early stage teams where they don't have and regulatory specialists.
If they haven't delegated it yet then it's by definition not yet taken as far as they're concerned, and they're the ones that make these decisions.

Let me put it in different terms: ICANN currently has a monopoly on the issuance of new TLDs that has so far banked hundreds of millions of dollars for them. There's no way in hell they're going to voluntarily give up this monopoly and just let any random people start a new TLD without going through them.
This appears to be a really nice series of articles, but wow, what an annoying format. Just give me a .PDF or single .html page, don't make me click 'Next' thirty times. :(

He's not even doing that to show ads. He's just doing it because, hey, it's not like he wants to read it.
Website has some anti-text-flowing code that makes it look like a a web page for ants in mobile.

Web devs, please don't go out of your way to forcibly break the browser's layout engine.
It's truly inspiring, isn't it?

I think it's moreso that you have a desire to help someone, using the skills unique to you, that is what makes it inspiring.