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I will let someone with more InfoSec clout tell you to stop putting Apple on blast for operating in China following Chinese regulation and law I guess. none of this information explains anything that is actually occurring or what the circumstances actually are
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Partycat posted:I will let someone with more InfoSec clout tell you to stop putting Apple on blast for operating in China following Chinese regulation and law I guess. i am putting apple on blast for following Chinese regulation and law because it will result in human harm. many other companies (incl. Fb/goog) have done the right thing and chose not to operate in China. but you have such a boner for Apple you don’t care
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Feb 6, 2019 00:47
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LordSaturn posted:burn them all, OP this
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it takes a special kind of sociopathy to facilitate literal genocides and pogroms and land on a gotta-take-the-good-with-the-bad shrug
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salted hash browns posted:i am putting apple on blast for following Chinese regulation and law because it will result in human harm. I'm the potential harm to Chinese being equated to actually-happened genocide
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Feb 6, 2019 00:51
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salted hash browns posted:i get that everyone in this thread has an angry FB boner because they feel personally slighted by zucc, but Apple has put far more individuals at risk in China — and they did so fully knowing those consequences! if you're not disgusted by facebook's repeatedly awful fuckups and clear contempt for protecting its users and their information ever since zuckerberg called his users dumb fucks for trusting them, i really don't know or want to know your malfunction
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Feb 6, 2019 00:55
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Last Chance posted:if you're not disgusted by facebook's repeatedly awful fuckups and clear contempt for protecting its users and their information ever since zuckerberg called his users dumb fucks for trusting them, i really don't know or want to know your malfunction I am. my issue is with Apple taking a wholier-than-thou approach while selling out the largest country in the world
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Feb 6, 2019 00:58
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sure they’ve put a million people in camps and are building a terrifying ai panopticon but giving access to opt-in backups is the tipping point
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Feb 6, 2019 01:00
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salted hash browns posted:I am. imho apple has a right to be aggravated by fb doing shady poo poo because oftentimes, and most recently, they're doing it on apple hardware. wpuld it be better if they were just like "yeah, nah, just stop installing spyware on teenagers' phones and we're cool bro"?
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Feb 6, 2019 01:06
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Last Chance posted:imho apple has a right to be aggravated by fb doing shady poo poo because oftentimes, and most recently, they're doing it on apple hardware. wpuld it be better if they were just like "yeah, nah, just stop installing spyware on teenagers' phones and we're cool bro"? no one is trying to justify FB doing dumb poo poo
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Feb 6, 2019 01:14
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I recognize this has now veered from nation-state security talk to a pissing match and I’ll stop
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salted hash browns posted:many other companies (incl. Fb/goog) have done the right thing and chose not to operate in China. Lol, just lol if you think it's because "it's the right thing"
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Feb 6, 2019 01:29
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This thread could use a reeducation camp or two RIP Uyghurs, Tibet, and Emagic GmbH
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Partycat posted:I will let someone with more InfoSec clout tell you to stop putting Apple on blast for operating in China following Chinese regulation and law I guess. sadus posted:This thread could use a reeducation camp or two
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Feb 6, 2019 01:51
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Please, please! All these corporations are terrible.
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Feb 6, 2019 03:24
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Doom Mathematic posted:Please, please! All these corporations are terrible.
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Doom Mathematic posted:Please, please! All corporations are terrible.
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Doom Mathematic posted:Please, please! All these corporations are terrible.
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apple sucks lol
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salted hash browns posted:no one is trying to justify FB doing dumb poo poo have you seen your posts? also i love how all facebook actions, including facilitating a genocide, can be swept under the rug as “dumb poo poo” if it fits your white knighting narrative cinci zoo sniper fucked around with this message at 06:02 on Feb 6, 2019 |
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Volmarias posted:Lol, just lol if you think it's because "it's the right thing" also google hasn’t even bothered to not to try
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salted hash browns posted:i get that everyone in this thread has an angry FB boner because they feel personally slighted by zucc, but Apple has put far more individuals at risk in China — and they did so fully knowing those consequences! spoiler alert: everyone uses wechat so it doesn't fuckiiiiiiiiin matter CCP already knows everything about everybody and actively censors poo poo they dont like, like pooh bear (unless you have a non-mainland sim then they dont care as much) Feisty-Cadaver fucked around with this message at 06:17 on Feb 6, 2019 |
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also apple admits and announces their privacy fuckups, including cheese data migration, publicly. facebook is just sorry it got caught
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Feb 6, 2019 06:12
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Maybe make fun of Apple fuckups when they happen rather than defensively bringing them up when somebody else gets caught loving up.
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kinda convenient that apple catches someone else loving up shortly after they've had a major fuckup of their own and would want people to stop talking about it
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Jabor posted:kinda convenient that apple catches someone else loving up shortly after they've had a major fuckup of their own and would want people to stop talking about it not like you need to wait long for fb to gently caress up
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Jabor posted:kinda convenient that apple catches someone else loving up shortly after they've had a major fuckup of their own and would want people to stop talking about it both facebook and subsequently google enterprise certificate misuse was caught by security researchers and taken to media?
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cinci zoo sniper posted:both facebook and subsequently google enterprise certificate misuse was caught by security researchers and taken to media? how loving convenient
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simble posted:how loving convenient PCjr sidecar posted:not like you need to wait long for fb to gently caress up
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simble posted:how loving convenient There's always bugs going on. The FaceTime thing was never going to be more a flash in the pan in the media anyways.
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Jabor posted:kinda convenient that apple catches someone else loving up shortly after they've had a major fuckup of their own and would want people to stop talking about it we didn't really know what rules apple had in place for facebooks use of the certificates, i'd presume someone whistleblew on google when the publicity revealed that such use wasn't ok also apple is plenty terrible and the real mindbender is the attempt to defend facebook
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:we didn't really know what rules apple had in place for facebooks use of the certificates the terms of the generic enterprise cert program agreement are public and were cited as the reason for the revocation, I don't think they had a special private contract since apple removed ios's built-in facebook integration
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haveblue posted:the terms of the generic enterprise cert program agreement are public and were cited as the reason for the revocation, I don't think they had a special private contract since apple removed ios's built-in facebook integration yeah, this turns out to have been the right take all along, but i at least suspect that people who had seen wonky google apps on their enterprise cert up to that point had gone "huh" and assumed that they had some deal cut with apple (and thus didn't bother to report it to the right people at apple) at least i find that to be more likely than there being anything particularly conspiratorial about google getting called out the day after facebook
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Jabor posted:kinda convenient that apple catches someone else loving up shortly after they've had a major fuckup of their own and would want people to stop talking about it are you comparing a software bug (an unavoidable thing that happens all the time to all software) to deliberate espionage and exploitation of minors? gently caress are Facebook tankies a thing and have they invaded this thread?
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VikingofRock posted:This is a cool article about different ways to fool answer validation in automated CS assignment grading: Smart like a fox: How clever students trick dumb automated programming assignment assessment systems. funny story about my cs classes: i used to have a professor who insisted that students print out their code and turn it in instead of using the school's tool for digitally turning in stuff. my final project ended up being 20+ pages printed back and front rumor was that he had stock in hp and all the school printers got their supplies from them my thinking is he was looking for students doing this poo poo and was just good at working out execution paths in his head
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My Linux Rig posted:funny story about my cs classes: i used to have a professor who insisted that students print out their code and turn it in instead of using the school's tool for digitally turning in stuff. my final project ended up being 20+ pages printed back and front yeah, i still require printouts for the usual small scale assignments (where it'll be a few pages with suitable a2ps settings), not for projects where it gets lengthy though it is just easy both to annotate a bit on, and with rather little practice you get good at visually spotting both bugs and e.g. plagiarism in that form
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My Linux Rig posted:funny story about my cs classes: i used to have a professor who insisted that students print out their code and turn it in instead of using the school's tool for digitally turning in stuff. my final project ended up being 20+ pages printed back and front my first programming-related class in community college I had a professor that requested code be printed out and handed in. it was java, and he didn't want comments in the code, emphasized that the code be "self-documenting". people would turn stuff in and he could look at it and immediately say "this doesn't compile". it was weird but he was a really good professor. probably better than the ones I had when I transferred to a university.
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This is definitely some kind of gently caress uphttps://www.secjuice.com/security-researcher-assaulted-ice-atrient/ posted:Following a serious vulnerability disclosure affecting casinos globally, an executive of casino technology vendor Atrient has assaulted the security researcher who disclosed the vulnerability at the ICE conference in London. This is the story of a vulnerability disclosure gone bad, one involving the FBI, a vendor with a global customer base of casinos and a severe security vulnerability which has gone unresolved for four months without being properly addressed.
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