Posts by EnviableOne

just wait until they get animated ones ...

GDPR Allows SUbjuristictions

I'm ok with CCPA protections, so maybe we could deal with California, but not the rest of them?

Re: GM online account

I thought it Was Fix It Again Tomorrow ...

but that's the competition (FIAT own Chrysler)

Re: An interesting viewpoint from Mr Inglis

"Interesting, only because he seems not to understand the existence of Open Source and its implications."

No, it seeks to enforce that they obey the terms of the licence (eg apache licence clause 7 final sentence that says :"You are solely responsible for determining the appropriateness of using or redistributing the Work and assume any risks associated with Your exercise of permissions under this License.")

Re: "patches to fix patches seem to be becoming a little too common"

seems a little bit of schadenfreude that they managed to lay them all off in an effort to save costs

Re: So what would a a 21st century UI look like?

or that loveley website:

whorepresents.com

that tells you who is pimping out your favourite celebrity

Re: So technology works as intended...

you forgot the major feature of the system. each of the variable speed limit signs is linked to a speed camera behind it that automagically using NPR fines you for breaking whatever arbitrary limit was on the sign at the time.

Re: Additional admins

protected groups are also a good thing, and prevent access to the necessary admin permissions...

Re: Social Media sites should welcome laws like this

they're not broadcast, they are unicast, individually paid for and dispatched.

Re: You Mean

just like redmonds own basic or full telemetry options (not no none)

Re: Too late

well said.

there are only two solutions to the Northern Ireland trade situation that please both the Nationalists (no border on the island of Ireland) and the Unionists (no border between NI and the rest of UK) both rely on their being free trade between Ireland and the UK.

The first method that was working perfectly fine was both countries are part of the EU and hence have the rights to internal market as all members do.

The second is both are outside the EU and have the right to negotiate their own bilateral agreements, and form part of a separate free-trade area.

Ireland is not going to leave the EU, as they have some sense.

During the time since the Belfast / Good Friday Agreement, the economy of NI has become dependent on that of the non-UK part, due to the economies of scale and the limited size of the market in the UK bit.

the only viable option for NI, with the majority either for(SF) or Indifferent to (Alliance) the union of both parts of Ireland, is for that to take place and both to be part of the EU.

Re: Translation

I remember another vote that was non-binding back in 2016 that royally screwed up the organisation it was non-binding upon...

All currency that is not linked to something with a real-world intrinsic value eg gold is pretend money, including those Dollar Bills

Re: Epyc

yeah, processing per watt and per dollar EPYC knocks spots off Xeon

Re: Faraday Cage or localized jamming?

mosts schools have a cheap one built-in, the cavity wall is lined by Chain-link fence connected to the steel roof and the ground.

Re: Correction

be grateful she's not john.smith238@nhs.net or jonhsmith165 which both exist.

they have the ability for organisation specific sub-domains, but its a "receive only" alias

e.g. john.smith@<mytrust>.nhs.net

the misdirected email thing is a huge issue

but getting back to the story, it may be 136 NHSMail accounts, but its a wider O365 issue, that all orgs have to face, and NHS mail is too monolithic to handle

Re: Well there's your problem

they'll get to C for cisco soon,

they're just finishing the A's APC, Aruba, Avaya ...

Re: So you wrote it, and it works

currently still holds a 0.33% market share of the desktop OS market, still better than BSD.

or cisco or blackberry or Dell or HP

Re: Browsers

the problem is Mozillas single biggest source of funding is Google (Paid Search app preference)

Re: Timing….

Ask the Estonians how well the national digital id went.

and they are the furthest down this road.

90% of the NHS are using Edgium all be it with a few apps still running in legacy mode, but IE has gone the journey in most of the NHS

according to Okta, the precise number is 366 and that's the sum total of customers accessed by all agents ar their sub-processor over the 4 day period.

Re: GDPR

TBF Google have that sitting in cash on hand

compatibility issue in layer 8

Re: compatible

like it said in the article, compatible with all existing chipsets back to the 300s whoich probably means we are talking AM4/AM3+

Re: skills training

that's Why CISSP requires 5 years of experience

Re: Wot no London?

was expecting at least one in the UK, Manchester, Edinburgh, Leeds all have significant digital firms needing good latency

Re: Hmm

TBF most of the cyber teams in HM Constabulary are pretty good.

The forces from the North East seem to be pretty good, surprisingly for the rest of the force's reputation, Cleveland's cyber unit is excellent. Durham and Northumbria's are not bad either