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by 1101010010 4y ago
Then don't render and show me the plain text and images ... like almost all other websites I visit without scripts enabled.
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by 1101010010 4y ago
Stealing or guessing a password is infinitely easier than compromising a Yubikey or otherwise hardware-based authentication factor. This is a demonstrable fact and any argument to the contrary is simply pearl clutching. I challenge you to f
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by 1101010010 4y ago
There's no reason to moderate fruit. No one has even gotten sick or fat on a fruit diet, and it's literally impossible to eat anything but an isocaloric amount of fruit because of the fiber.
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by 1101010010 4y ago
Passwords are bearer credentials and as such, they are not a meaningful layer of defense when in the custody of even a modestly competent system administrator. As I'd said, you need to look no further than annual threat reports to see
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by 1101010010 4y ago
I have made a conscious commitment to stop all use of emojis. They seem innocent enough, but ultimately they're debasing language and limiting the range of free expression. For example, in 2018, most major platforms changed their revol
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by 1101010010 4y ago
Passwordless authentication means removing the most critical failure factor from authentication: the human. > I should not be able to steal a yubikey This type of attack is not based in reality; most attacks are done remotely from a loca
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by 1101010010 4y ago
> To use the Mastodon web application, please enable JavaScript Why? To read text and see a picture?
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by 1101010010 4y ago
Are they healthy compared to what? This article, which is almost certainly written by a bot, is reductionist nonsense ("cranberries are mostly carbs and fiber") which actively pollutes and debases nutrition education. It's ac
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by 1101010010 4y ago
My last day at the office was almost 5 years ago, and I was one of the lucky ones with a closed-door office in a sea of "open floor" cubicles. As I walked in to the roughly 12x18' room which was occupied by 4 other people (on
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by 1101010010 4y ago
> Jassy said he and the S-team, a tight-knit group of senior executives from almost all areas of Amazon's business, decided at a meeting earlier this week that employees should be in the office "the majority of the time (at lea
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by 1101010010 4y ago
Love Titanic history and all of its glory - a magnificent machine doomed by human arrogance and hubris (we even went so far as to call it "unsinkable"). And for only $2 you can relive the experience first-hand in full 1996 CGI spl
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by 1101010010 4y ago
Ah, yes, nothing like running an unaudited application as root for security! Especially love the part where the developer signs with a 1024-bit DSA key and then uses ssh as root to deploy to a public webserver the sparkle updates: > scp
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by 1101010010 4y ago
> Don't buy soy guys, it's a fucking estrogenic nightmare at home. Phytoestrogen is very different than the literal estrogen and resulting molecular mimicry found in animal products - the real nightmare.
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by 1101010010 4y ago
> Seshadri left Google the second his "three year mandatory retention period" was up What is a mandatory retention period? Sounds like a stock vesting schedule to me.
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by 1101010010 4y ago
The coverage is actually an absolute joke and then some. Just read the nytimes article for example: a train crashed, people are worried, but officials say “so far, everything is good” - that's it. No reporters on the ground, no investi