ryanmccullagh

Remember the old adage, embrace, extend, extinguish.

In top down orgs, no product manager care would blink a the at wasting time on security.

This is why we need to remove incompetent product managers that have no clue and somehow are in the position to control what developers can work on.

This is a clone of Amezmo, which started in 2019.

I see they ripped off every feature that we innovated.

It’s actually quite flattering.

Why does a terminal need an SSH integration. Answer: it doesn’t and you shouldn’t use this because it is unsafe.

I bought AirPods Pro this year and it has been disappointing compared to the first gen non pro I had previously.

Somehow they fall out of my if i adjust my head down.

Battery life is good though

Finally. VScode is a landing zone for malicious extensions.

I would imagine this is due to a Product manager vetoing time spent on Security Considerations.

The political capital class protects their own. They have incentives to decrease power of IRS.

Someone needs to get fired over this. Probably an incompetent, non technical Product VP

In my experience, Product is always the first one to suggest cutting corners.

Not getting time to do security because we need to ship v1 is a decision called by Product

I would bet that a developer knew of the security issues, but was vetoed by Product.

I hope FTC gets DirectTV next -- which also fails to adequately disclose to consumers that by signing up for a subscription your're agreeing to a 2 year contract.

Zuck is still My hero

You don't seem to realize the Amazon and Rio Grande do Sul are on opposite sides of the country.

the roads in areas of Rio Grande do Sul became river. Many people are displaced. The water flooded houses and many people died from the effects of water and electricity.

Likely, this will be illegal, especially if users aren't aware their screens are being recorded. Furthermore that screenshots of activity are stored in the Azure cloud.

Developers building it are probably thinking about Security Considerations, but are getting pushback from product managers. So data leak is imminent.

Sounds spammy to me. You don't seem to have a product, but you're collecting emails, presumably without an actual product, but a preview of a product that doesn't exist yet? Do you have a tangible product today?

Likely because implementing it securely and correctly costs development time.

I had purchased Fusion Pro recently due to the better graphics support in comparison to VirtualBox. I wonder what the catch is here.

Sounds like your a non tech co founder?

I wonder if this has anything to do with Musk visiting China last week.

when is the stripe IPO?

Instead of an arbitrary octet-stream link, I would highly recommend hosting your bad cpio archive on GitHub. A `hexdump -C` would be preferred.

> and the house engineer isn’t going out of the way to do any more work than what is absolutely necessary

Most contractors: Doing the absolute minimum necessary and cutting corners

Oracle had already acquired Sun by the time I was in the technology industry. The respondent states that Sun is so set on giving things away. Can someone comment on the culture of Sun at that time?

Sun seems to have left a legacy in the open source community. What was the business logic on giving away the software for free? I know it's very common today, but Sun may have been a leader in open source. Any books recommendations would be appreciated too.

18 years ago, wow, that seems like not that long ago, but it's almost 2 decades.

How is it legal for a non profit have a for-profit subsidiary?

This is a native advertising piece. The author is associated with a Stripe competitor.

If Heroku was clear about timelines, I think it's unfair for you to be upset.

    1. You're not paying for the resource.
    2. They provided sufficient notification for you to plan