Some magick belief systems call this state "gnosis".
Fair point. But if we're talking about a protocol not meant for the mainstream, is it really an attack vector to worry about?
What's wrong with not having TLS? If it's just for hobbiests to share text documents, why include a TLS layer?
No proof to suggest this is true, but I assume they were lying through their teeth.
> The Light Phone II uses a technology called "electronic paper," also commonly called E-Ink. It was made popular by e-reader devices like the Kindle. The screen is characterized by its low power requirements, high…
4chan has better moderation that YouTube.
And guess who just bought another expensive IBM solution for payment management?
Another commenter summed up my feelings on PL/SQL. It's not that it's inherently bad, it's the bad practices that seem to follow. Modernization to me (specifically in the context of the GC) means refactoring/rewriting…
I work on one of the systems called out in the article. It's a fabulous disaster. I don't think it'll keel over and die anytime soon, but it absolutely should be phased out. The problem is these big projects, like…
Some magick belief systems call this state "gnosis".
Fair point. But if we're talking about a protocol not meant for the mainstream, is it really an attack vector to worry about?
What's wrong with not having TLS? If it's just for hobbiests to share text documents, why include a TLS layer?
No proof to suggest this is true, but I assume they were lying through their teeth.
> The Light Phone II uses a technology called "electronic paper," also commonly called E-Ink. It was made popular by e-reader devices like the Kindle. The screen is characterized by its low power requirements, high…
4chan has better moderation that YouTube.
And guess who just bought another expensive IBM solution for payment management?
Another commenter summed up my feelings on PL/SQL. It's not that it's inherently bad, it's the bad practices that seem to follow. Modernization to me (specifically in the context of the GC) means refactoring/rewriting…
I work on one of the systems called out in the article. It's a fabulous disaster. I don't think it'll keel over and die anytime soon, but it absolutely should be phased out. The problem is these big projects, like…