> all the benefits of GitHub enterprise, with none of the con
To some organizations, having to use a cloud SaaS instead of hosting the application on-prem is a con.
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To some organizations, having to use a cloud SaaS instead of hosting the application on-prem is a con.
Correct.
There's plenty of reasons to dislike Matt without stirring up petty drama that's exaggerated or misleading.
Was this confirmed by Tumblr staff?
And if the accounts were empty then what's the harm?
> ...was just meant to smear them as a sex-pervert.
The user voluntarily made several accounts with extremely vulgar and sexual names, ostensibly for NSFW purposes. If merely sharing the names is enough to "smear them as a sex pervert", I don't think that's Matt's fault.
Especially considering the post was in response to the user inciting harassment against Tumblr staff.
While I think Matt's current behaviour is abhorrent, my understanding is the linked article buries the lede a bit.
The user claimed they were banned due to bigotry and that Tumblr was lying about them having NSFW content. Things continued to escalate until Matt shared a list of their NSFW accounts.
She specifically mentions feeling like it overwhelming and ineffective. That's not the same as complaining that she had to do it, which is what your comment implies.
) However, even as an experienced manager, I felt overwhelmed by the number of videos I had to watch. Also, I didn't feel that they were the most effective way to learn.
Can you share which parts made you think that? I don't think that's a fair assessment.
I was unexpectedly appointed manager
Heads I win, tails you lose.
It's not clear whether they were informed. The mediator's email says "after consultations with *the team*", which is likely referring to Zendesk's security team.
Edit: nevermind, I see what you mean. Twitter embeds work, direct images don't.
A great blog post on the matter https://www.troyhunt.com/beg-bounties/
Correct, the replies seem to have come from H1 triage and H1 mediation staff.
They often miss the mark like this. I opened a H1 account to report that I'd found privileged access tokens for a company's GitHub org. H1 triage refused to notify the company because they didn't think it was a security issue and ignored my messages.
Troy isnt publicly sharing the credentials and that's what's valuable — especially having "exclusive" access.
He blogged or tweeted about this at some point. Sadly, I can't find the link.
What point are you trying to make? 10-15 million is nothing considering how valuable that data is for public health.
Public services cost money; nobody argues that we shouldn't have roads because they cost money to maintain.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/ontario-halts-covid-w...
1. It reflects poorly on YC.
2. Something can be legal without being moral or ethical.
> In the sentence, the people responsible for the coup are implied to be Murati and Ilya. The phrase "Murati (and Ilya for that matter) took their shot to remove Sam" suggests that they were the ones who attempted to remove Sam (presumably a leader or person in power) but failed, leading to a situation where they had to cooperate temporarily despite tensions.
> "In this formulation, I do not imply, for instance, that we should always suppress the utterance of intolerant philosophies; as long as we can counter them by rational argument and keep them in check by public opinion, suppression would certainly be unwise."
They've 'caught on fire' many times, such as the time login/2fa broke, or the weeks/months where you were rate-limited to only a few hundred interactions per day.
Think of The Washinton Post's absurd "fact check" of Bernie Sanders. https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/bernie-s...
Granted, we know that some beliefs are incredibly resistant to contradicting evidence, and can even result in people doubling-down (e.g., anti-vax). (Ironically, I don't have a citation for this at hand.)
You're typically screwed and have no recourse.