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I could consider a scenario where heap dumps of a process crashing due to an exploit would be immensely helpful to Microsoft, since everyone is essentially now a honeypot-esque collector.

There needs to be an off switch for this, though.

I actually am keeping several computers in my house on Windows 7. A work laptop came pre-installed with 10 and I haven't yet installed Linux on it.

I think I'll just dump its traffic with no network apps open and see which addresses it calls home on.

Is there a traffic pattern I can block on my home network that will disable telemetry but won't mess with updates?

I am not familiar with front end development at all. It does not seem fun.

I'm aware, I travel via TLV a lot :)

Based on their tech docs[1], it seems pretty good.

1: https://core.telegram.org/api/end-to-end/voice-calls#key-ver...

Why would you need a new version every year? Does the tax code change that frequently?

On mobile, this article seems to provide some info http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/4978149

Some companies gave out wristwatches commemorating significant tenures. There's even a Domino's Rolex.

Unfortunate Conflict Of Evidence is my favourite.

Feels like a premature April 1st launch

I didn't mean "implement features before they're requested". What I meant was that designing flexibly will allow you to iterate better, and given some experience, you will probably be able to "predict" the next feature req or 2.

Red dot as a service?

One of things that come with experience is the ability to foresee the potential changes and ensure that, when possible (preferably during the initial spec phase) the solution is extensible/flexible enough to accommodate the most likely changes.

For a simple example, if you're asked to implement something like a blog, you would naturally be prepared to be asked for authentication, authorization, contact us forms, commenting, etc. If you're aware that there's a high probability of such a change request in the early phases (but not NOW), then that anticipation will usually result in better code.

Thanks!

I meant scale the entirety of the interface. I'll try Sway, as apparently i3 and Wayland isn't really a supported combination.

Israel assassinated The Engineer via exploding cellphone.

Launch Chrome on Linux and grep the ps output.

I couldn't figure out how to scale i3 to the high DPI on my Yoga 900, with Wayland on F25.

"OK, here's a laptop with a Facebook login page, please enter your credentials"

Gun control in Israel is pretty strict for civilians but you make a good point.

Check out cvdazzle

What kind of latency does meshing add? I'd reckon a few more ms per hop?

Seconded. I spent a lot of time in my teenage years just reading plaintext HOWTOs and RFCs (metered dialup sucks).

This situation is identical to the one in Israel.

OSINT is super-interesting to me. What did you have in mind?

Like a simplified Heroku?

Not just the elderly.

I do, but I think it didn't support all the nifty Winamp visualization I really liked.

This resonated with me somehow, despite never using AmigaOS... And then I realized TotalCommander can also treat archives as folders (aside from solid RARs, I suppose).