Posts by plfiorini@fosstodon.org
(DIR) Post #9pg8deReqfd0d7unKK by plfiorini@fosstodon.org
2019-12-06T05:43:23Z
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@sir Depends on the former employer, the relationship with them and how much time does this waste.If the former employer was problematic, or if answering the questions would be time consuming recurring, I would call the boss to propose a consultancy contract, with a an hourly rate and a minimum
(DIR) Post #9pguGdBk9Nnjs7Ymae by plfiorini@fosstodon.org
2019-12-06T14:37:59Z
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@ericbuijs That's exactly why I didn't know there were ads in the first place :P
(DIR) Post #9phQjjm5wFz9EKUBV2 by plfiorini@fosstodon.org
2019-12-06T20:36:28Z
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Why all the cool kids are using Rust instead of Go?
(DIR) Post #9rQAAxltZ8NsLXlKJU by plfiorini@fosstodon.org
2020-01-27T08:30:13Z
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@Gina Every monday is a blue monday
(DIR) Post #9sE7HZdx6GJSnCQFtY by plfiorini@fosstodon.org
2020-02-20T10:22:04Z
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The number of web sites that store plain text password is huge. But I'm still not sure if this is a violation of GDPR or any other law.
(DIR) Post #9sE7OAAKDydPnkhs00 by plfiorini@fosstodon.org
2020-02-20T10:54:41Z
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@Matter Yeah as I thought, article 32 doesn't explicitely talk about tech details such as password encryption but tells you gotta do what you gotta do to make it secure (basically)
(DIR) Post #9sE7qvnIjgEtcxefnE by plfiorini@fosstodon.org
2020-02-20T10:59:53Z
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@Matter A lawyer says in this case I should just tell the web site first and that's what I did. The web site sends plain text password via email (registration confirmation and password reset), no mandatory change password prompt at the 1st login, plain text password field in the profile page where you can also change it. They told me it's fine because I can access the page with my password. Face palm.
(DIR) Post #9szqv1ItltK017IrUe by plfiorini@fosstodon.org
2020-03-14T10:03:39Z
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People gathered in their massesTo buy paper for their asses
(DIR) Post #9tiNYny2oX8mRlE7qi by plfiorini@fosstodon.org
2020-04-04T23:09:19Z
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@bshah autotools seriously? :D
(DIR) Post #9tqGbrKXcen3KYwEe8 by plfiorini@fosstodon.org
2020-04-08T18:11:31Z
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The Qt Company is getting worse and worse https://marc.info/?l=kde-community&m=158634324820448&w=2
(DIR) Post #9wGWrkcoiPPRhiSkts by plfiorini@fosstodon.org
2020-06-20T06:17:51Z
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@Gina nice <3
(DIR) Post #9wPgAA8YsLscZXnNGS by plfiorini@fosstodon.org
2020-06-24T13:04:48Z
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Pro tip: instead of removing master/slave from the IT jargon, why don't we all be very loud when we see all kinds of discrimination.
(DIR) Post #9wj7SfnfMjtNCzmdQ8 by plfiorini@fosstodon.org
2020-07-04T01:18:29Z
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@sir I hate summer
(DIR) Post #9wvuwqzrWo7wGz1nhA by plfiorini@fosstodon.org
2020-07-10T05:30:52Z
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@Gina Now install 10 Linux machines to atone your sins
(DIR) Post #9x1h25AM2eTJFwIIoi by plfiorini@fosstodon.org
2020-07-13T00:17:21Z
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@spacekookie @TimSueberkrueb @sir The problem is not getting your stuff packaged by a distro. The problem is lack of an ABI on Linux. Windows, macOS and Android all solved the problem. Flatpak solved it too. As an app developer I want users to enjoy my work immediately and an all distros. Without worrying about dependencies and distro release cycles.
(DIR) Post #9x2A2VlC3wTcPJ59ay by plfiorini@fosstodon.org
2020-07-13T05:47:04Z
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@sir @spacekookie @TimSueberkrueb So you want a gatekeeper that verifies what gets packaged for you? Then don't install random flatpaks rather install only what comes from Flathub
(DIR) Post #9x2dyTEwUJG83czD2u by plfiorini@fosstodon.org
2020-07-13T09:09:50Z
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@spacekookie @sir @TimSueberkrueb Flathub is not a place where you put random programs in like AUR. There is at least a review before an app gets in. You guys are confusing tech problems with policies. I can install random PPAs or packages just like with Flatpak. Heck Fedora made a Flatpak runtime and apps, maintained by them. There you go. Flatpak and Snap all solve problems that packages can't and they don't prevent trust by design.
(DIR) Post #9x36yLZHuPruvznPOa by plfiorini@fosstodon.org
2020-07-13T16:47:28Z
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@sir @spacekookie @TimSueberkrueb Dude you can do the exact same bullshit with regular packages. You are blaming tech instead of blaming bad policies.
(DIR) Post #9yHuXZD3Sc43JOS2CG by plfiorini@fosstodon.org
2020-08-19T16:50:37Z
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Epic Games shot in their feet
(DIR) Post #9ySLQuiTjz5SKWnhvE by plfiorini@fosstodon.org
2020-08-24T18:49:05Z
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@sir i really don't understand how come banks don't use hardware keys. there were some scams where people forged IDs of the victim, got a new sim card and use it to steal home banking credentials.