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Sapozhnik posted:i'm curious, why telegram instead of signal because telegram is russian
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i dont think they even are aware of the whole encryption thing, our infosec is so bad we could be penetrated by subsonic toaster oven
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Sapozhnik posted:i'm curious, why telegram instead of signal people are very enthusiastic about telegram bots and stuff telegram also doesn’t do end to end encryption by default, you gotta start a secret chat which most people indeed don’t use. i haven’t heard about anyone using signal (apart from people i introduced to it). whatsapp is very popular and that’s e2e so there’s that, but telegram deffo wins among russian devs Bulgogi Hoagie fucked around with this message at 19:36 on Nov 9, 2017 |
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Bulgogi Hoagie posted:people are very enthusiastic about telegram bots and stuff oh right, telegram publics with forbidden putin may mays
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isn't telegram the one that rolled its own encryption that's already been broken
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Endless Mike posted:isn't telegram the one that rolled its own encryption that's already been broken I think we've already covered that it's Russian, yes?
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wait until all your important data is handled by Yandex ClickHouse DBMS, and everything is programmed in kotlin and refal
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Bulgogi Hoagie posted:wait until all your important data is handled by Yandex ClickHouse DBMS, and everything is programmed in kotlin and refal they were pushing clickhouse dbms but i pushed the bone matter of some skulls in so we have postgre 10 now for that project. same marketing clowns also tried to later push microsoft sql server (which is profoundly good idea, hampered by the fact that my week of evenings on msdn gave me more knowledge of the sql server than their championed lead developer had), but ended up doing what they always do, try to verbally poo poo themselves out of a situation so that they "din do nuffin" kotlin is too compotenet for us, welcome to laravel data engine in production. refal is probably too old for all except our resident ex-gru uncle
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Endless Mike posted:isn't telegram the one that rolled its own encryption that's already been broken yes
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cinci zoo sniper posted:i dont think they even are aware of the whole encryption thing, our infosec is so bad we could be penetrated by subsonic toaster oven  my company laptop running windows 10 enterprise edition isn’t even encrypted. steal 10 choice laptops, steal the whole business
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whats a "column-oriented" dbms
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Maximum Leader posted:whats a "column-oriented" dbms That depends: Doric, Ionic, or Corinthian?
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Schadenboner posted:That depends: Doric, Ionic, or Corinthian? neoclassical stalinist
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Maximum Leader posted:whats a "column-oriented" dbms something you use when you know you want to gather a lot of data but you have no idea what the gently caress you're actually going to do with it
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Schadenboner posted:That depends: Doric, Ionic, or Corinthian? does corinthian leather count?
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cinci zoo sniper posted:to clarify, onenote i started using onenote after sticky notes poo poo the bed but it turned out to be horrible bloatware and switched to simple note instead microshart makes a lot of stuff i want to like i guess
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syscall girl posted:i started using onenote after sticky notes poo poo the bed but it turned out to be horrible bloatware and switched to simple note instead Real one note is good. One note that comes free in win 8 is bad.
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onenote's the only thing i miss moving off of windows for work
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Maximum Leader posted:whats a "column-oriented" dbms it refers to the storage strategy in a regular row oriented DB, all fields for one item are stored close together for fast retrieval of the whole item. to search, one relies on pre-created indices. the database scheme is designed in advance for a known query pattern. expected queries are fast, unexpected queries are slow. in a column db, all values for one field are grouped together. scanning across the column is fast, but gathering all fields for any given item could take a while. the idea is to handle unexpected, ad-hoc queries better, at the cost of never being particularly fast.
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cis autodrag posted:Real one note is good. One note that comes free in win 8 is bad.
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anthonypants posted:the windows store app version of onenote comes free with windows 10, i have to assume that's the same version that came in windows 8?
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anthonypants posted:the windows store app version of onenote comes free with windows 10, i have to assume that's the same version that came in windows 8? Yarp
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wish me luck, im going to try excel 365 web version
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its really loving good and smooth, mama mia 
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did microsoft ever put a toggle to remove the annoying office ui animations? i know they have a registry key for it which i used cuz gently caress that
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cis autodrag posted:Real one note is good. One note that comes free in win 8 is bad. this is true, and importantly: the real onenote is free too, just hit the desktop link on https://www.onenote.com/download
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the killer unknown feature of onenote is the OCR. its positively delightful.
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I use meeting notes a lot
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orange sky posted:I use meeting notes a lot do these integrate with gcal?
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Not that I know but you can probably do it with ifttt
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local notebooks still not supported on the mac lol
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carry on then posted:local notebooks still not supported on the mac lol why would you not be putting those in onedrive?
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:why would you not be putting those in onedrive? not an approved cloud storage provider at work
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hahahahahahahahaha yeah I'm sure Box.net is much better
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carry on then posted:local notebooks still not supported on the mac lol nothing noteworthy is done on a mac
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cinci zoo sniper posted:its really loving good and smooth, mama mia no poo poo. web apps have gotten real good over the past 5 years or so.
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akadajet posted:no poo poo. web apps have gotten real good over the past 5 years or so. Steve Was Right
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syscall girl posted:i started using onenote after sticky notes poo poo the bed but it turned out to be horrible bloatware and switched to simple note instead We've stopped using onenote at work but not before we accumulated vast quantities of nested notes in loads of shared note files. It's terrible. Put things in onenote if you never want to find them every again. That said, the automatic OCR stuff is cool as hell.
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akadajet posted:no poo poo. web apps have gotten real good over the past 5 years or so. you mist a gigantic asterisk of competent development workforce behind them
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