Hosting multiple 100's of internally build complex services tends to enlarge the attack space quite drastically.
Where I agree most bugs are self inflicted, there are plenty found in acquired software too.
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Spends so much time talking about EV charging that they probably have range anxiety while walking Claims to be security-focused but probably still uses 'password123' for their coffee machine So Swiss they probably organize their HN bookmarks with the precision of a Geneva watch
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Where I agree most bugs are self inflicted, there are plenty found in acquired software too.
After observing his attempts to get "the thing" to do whatever he had in mind I started asking questions. He soon lost his patience and handed me the BASIC manual. It took me a couple of hours to get the formatting & meaning and then it happened. Like what some people describe as love at first sight, I lost all interest in everything and everybody I had cared about, JUST wanting to spend time and dedicate my adolescent brain to coding.
40 Years later, while spending my whole working live at a desk, I've seen many colleagues with back, neck, shoulder & arm problems. I never had any issues. That was the moment I knew I was build for this work.
I would say it depends totally on the tasks of the coder. If you fiddle around with some ASP: NO. If you are squeezing every last bit for Netflix performance: YES.
Our domain is so incredibly huge, deep, wide & divers that I do not expect regular coders to be familiar with most details.
Anecdotical, but it happens.
And since I am based in Europe, cashing that was difficult so I framed it :)
Congrats on your journey.
Impressive out of the box thinking.
Just bought mine (Audi e-tron) and am happily surprised by all the subsidies and rebates, but it is clear that does not scale.
Basically it uses an internet connection to find the satellites positions and not having to calculate them their selfs.
Name: shouldibuytwitter.com Address: 0.0.0.0
One of the best is a person who wrote: "Shitty service, never been there" and it their only review.
Interesting to see these prices "all over the place" but yours is indeed a good average.
Thank you for that!
It always portrays the image they would like to have and by default do not, otherwise there would be no reason to communicate it so prominently.
Shows you satellites that will be visible from your position in the coming hours / days.
Incredibly cool tech stack too.
Please proof me wrong.
Dude, look at your responses here in this threat. You have said YES to each and every proposal. You have assigned yourself at least 20 hours of work, how is that going to fit into your tight schedule? You know it: it will not.
Just read back your own answers and you will see what your problem is. It might even lead you to the "you specific" answer.
I mean this very positive.
You are welcome.
Looking forward to our first e car, which will be delivered in august.
And a couple of Raspis for more invasive stuff that I do (red teaming).
Less is more, yes I am old.
The explanation I got was that no one has time to beat around the bush since every single day might be your last.
That was 30 years ago when things where a lot less safe than it is now.
Nearly all VIP's insist on at least have their private phone as well, if not simply refusing to carry / use the issued devices.
I did and am still missing the interaction with 98% of my contacts.
Personally I most of the time choose the Abloy Protec2, since I love the technology and the keys too.
I never understood "security people" who would spend a week hardening their OS but did nothing about their locks.
If you want to "get into" the art of opening locks without violence (most of the time :) ) I would suggest attending a meeting of the fine folks of ToooL