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Are we allowed to brevet oauth2? Microsoft does

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1 points·by krzepah·5 anni fa·1 comments

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krzepah
·3 anni fa·discuss
I agree with you, the caching mechanism and ways to communicate with the API from your scripts would have been way more interesting to read about
krzepah
·4 anni fa·discuss
Be honest, try to give them other options as soon as possible, give them a number their future potential employer can call. Maybe even write something
krzepah
·5 anni fa·discuss
lmao :')
krzepah
·5 anni fa·discuss
Hi !

Am I missing something ?
krzepah
·5 anni fa·discuss
Direction out of touch with the importance of cultural well-being. At this point I'm not accepting talks with companies that do that and point them to their online onboarding and processes. If they are so lonely that they value what they see more than the work done then I have other companies and other priorities.
krzepah
·5 anni fa·discuss
When I read things like that it pulls me away even further from continuing CS. How blind are you that you do not realise that forcing a software execution is not ransomeware ?

I'll tell you what's wrong here : Docker is a fantastic technology but it simply couldn't find a suitable market tactic.

Now it resolves to this shitty practices. I don't even know how you can begin to think that it would add ANY burden to them NOT to run the update on your computer.

And here is my problem : It's my computer, I decide what is ran on it or not.

Next day we have some idiot getting keys on the docker update system and we simply have built a technologic crash because suddenly nobody can decide wether that update is ran or not.

Keeping control away of the user is the most stupid thing there is.
krzepah
·5 anni fa·discuss
I've got another one : It's your device, you shouldn't be locked out of it because of some update that now requires you to authenticate to whatever online service they have the fantastic idea of coming up with.
krzepah
·5 anni fa·discuss
The most stupid thing I can think of is that the downloader changes version less often that the said software. So you download your "downloader" which points you to the latest version of the software.
krzepah
·5 anni fa·discuss
Not related to this, but I got locked out of my apple account few days ago, this means : loose of everything I bought, cannot update any software. Only way to retrieve said account was trough a SMS system that was locked on a non mobile phone. They nicely allowed me after to use my email account for it (which was already linked), and promptly asked me to a new number.

To my surprise, this account status went back to it's original state (which mean I STILL have to re-do all of this process) and I'm still locked out of it.

But they took my money, they took my phone number. And they are happily locking me out every few because they basically do wtf they want.

I'm not buying any apple product anymore and I'm making sure everybody I know about knows about it. This company is a lie. These people are doing racketing in day light.
krzepah
·5 anni fa·discuss
Microsoft has trouble with UI design and it only got worse. Think about the "help" buttons that are on win system preferences, instead of directing you to the option they send you to google or bing. It's ridiculous.
krzepah
·5 anni fa·discuss
fun fact comment, Asimov thought about this, I'm quoting the short part that is relevant from this article on wikipedia :https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundation_series "One key feature of Seldon's theory, which has proved influential in real-world social science,[3] is the uncertainty principle: if a population gains knowledge of its predicted behavior, its self-aware collective actions become unpredictable."