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by 00deadbeef 2y ago
I’m British. It guessed I was Turkish.
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by 00deadbeef 2y ago
How so? They don’t prevent you installing other operating systems.
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by 00deadbeef 2y ago
The comment in the article is in the context of rack mounting them which is a common thing to do with Mac minis. Having it on the bottom makes it hard to press as you can’t lift them up when they’re secured in a mount.
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by 00deadbeef 2y ago
Where? I'm in the UK. One of my network switches has 595 days of uptime so I haven't had power issues in at least that long, but it seems like more than 3 years since the last disruption when something blew at the substation round
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by 00deadbeef 2y ago
Yes that happens when the power supply isn't grounded. Use the extension cable instead of the duckhead as it connects the ground pin.
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by 00deadbeef 2y ago
> The threat actor used our platform to identify Telegram channel names and subsequently crawled these channels to collect email addresses. We have verified that these email addresses were sourced from publicly accessible channels. Why w
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by 00deadbeef 2y ago
How is this App Store compliant? I’ve heard of people having apps rejected for including Expo’s OTA update feature.
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
Is there any reason to change the colours now?
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
And when iMessage was introduced it was at a time SMS and MMS incurred extra charges, or, at best, came out of a fixed monthly allowance. Making the user aware of whether they were using SMS/MMS or iMessage was actually a technically i
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
When iMessage was introduced it was at a time SMS and MMS incurred extra charges, or, at best, came out of a fixed monthly allowance. Making the user aware of whether they were using SMS/MMS or iMessage was actually a technically impor
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
> This creates a disdain for SMS, and anyone who uses it over iMessage. It is such a strong feeling, that having green messages makes you "uncool", especially in the younger crowd. When iMessage was introduced it was at a time
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
WhatsApp took off in a big way in Europe before it was acquired by Meta. Android is more popular in Europe than in the US. WhatsApp provided an early way of easy cross platform communication that was superior to SMS/MMS and didn't
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
You're still missing the point. PlayStation Plus and GeForce Now are both production products, and you can't get apps for iOS/iPad OS/tvOS
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
I don't know what you mean. My Sony headphones work perfectly with both my iPhone and Mac
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
It might not have actually invalidated the session
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
No I don't mean download the dump. I want to know which service ( https://www.troyhunt.com/content/images/2024/01/image.png ) my details were linked with.
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
That's also useful as it might lead to clues to identifying a potentially compromised machine
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
Is that the point? People want to know the source. I have rights under the GDPR that companies should be treating my data securely. I want to know who was compromised.
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
But I'm saying it should be possible to view the source of the password, not the password itself. Which is what his site already shows for individual breaches.
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
I don't entirely agree it's reasonable. This dump apparently contains the source of the email+password combo. You can go on his website and look up sources of leaks with just an email address. That's what people really want t
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
I got the email from HIBP but I've only ever owned one Seagate SATA HDD, never any of their NAS products, nothing cloud connected from them at all. This must be more than just Seagate.
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
No that's not true. UK punctuality figures are based on actual lateness, not perceived lateness. If a train is more than 15 minutes late in the UK you're entitled to compensation on a sliding scale up to one hour when you're
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
The UK does have good public transport. It just doesn't have amazing public transport. I would disagree public transport in Germany is better. Deutsche Bahn trains are notorious for being late.
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
Plenty of people here don't need cars. Granted they're mostly people in the cities and large towns. I'm almost 40 and don't know how to drive. Buses and trains can get me everywhere I want to be. One third of British hou
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
Weird my 11 Pro still feels snappy
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
Snow Leopard was 2009. Didn’t check your other dates. I knew that was wrong as I had a 2008 aluminium unibody MacBook that shipped with Leopard and Snow Leopard came some time after I bought it.
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
It’s down now. If the typical hackernews traffic could all be queued up, how long would it take the ESP32 to finish processing it all?
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
You only need to add two lines to the example main.py file to disable it, no need to go editing anything else
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
Not only odd because of that but because it's less than a year since they got updated to M2 Pro/Max
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
What Seattle-based startup are you all cryptically referring to?

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