Operyl

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by Operyl 5y ago
Not the poster you replied to, but: The very very few, of course I’d feel sorry for her but I’d not have made a different decision in pushing for vaccination. Any treatment could have adverse reactions, it’s just how it goes.
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by Operyl 5y ago
We can see each others devices, but not each others "Items" which AirTags are categorized under.
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by Operyl 5y ago
I didn't get an email either, but given I had to migrate a few organizations together I didn't want to take the bet on if I was affected or not. They're providing free through July, and half off through July 23rd 2023 to me,
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by Operyl 5y ago
Thank god, I was thinking it was some stylistic choice to have to read all those links inline in unrendered markdown.
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by Operyl 5y ago
They just got out of their busiest time of year, and taking the time to write an accurate post mortem with data gleamed afterwards seems sensible to me.
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by Operyl 5y ago
Only takes a few to make an example.
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by Operyl 5y ago
Venmo offers the traditional verify a deposit amount validation method too, it just takes a few days. It’s an either or method.
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by Operyl 5y ago
No that’s not correct. Venmo is not forcing password auth, it’s banks not implementing the OAuth flow that causes this. I just went through with OAuth in Venmo with my bank (Capital One). They also offer traditional (deposit 50 cents and va
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by Operyl 5y ago
That article was discussed at length already, the current linked page is the conclusion from Apple (not mentioned on the article from GP).
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by Operyl 5y ago
https://securitytrails.com/dns-trails
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by Operyl 5y ago
Brute force. There’s a lot of services that help provide this now.
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by Operyl 5y ago
It’s not a complete lie, for some of the big registrar nameservers they do have an internal propagation delay. It sucks, but it exists.
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by Operyl 5y ago
Perhaps not the question you expected, but .. > (for maybe the second to last time) How come?
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by Operyl 5y ago
It's not "just a database row," I oversimplified a bit too much perhaps, but it pretty much is very very little in the way of data. Since the following blog post, more stuff has been added to Git (2018, iirc): https:/&#
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by Operyl 5y ago
Forks don’t actually create a copy of the git objects, so effectively it’s just a row in the database.
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by Operyl 5y ago
This almost feels like it might be a bit cleaner opening an "Issue" per blog post/article post, automated via GH:Actions.
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by Operyl 5y ago
At the same time, the post clearly states that the investigation is over. Nobody is rushing Upwork here, they’ve already finished.
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by Operyl 5y ago
I remember they completely _screwed_ my employer in Benefits costs. Prices got incredibly out of control really fast, we saved a _LOT LOT LOT_ in costs by getting out with comparable coverage elsewhere.
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by Operyl 5y ago
> And "Every request needs to do password validation, presenting additional load on the authentication systems/datastores" also applies to almost every login system ever made and HTTP Basic Auth doesn't make this bett
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by Operyl 5y ago
Even the chrome extension for ChromeOS?
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by Operyl 5y ago
I found it interesting that Starbucks in my area was open until 5PM today. Sadly they were only getting time and a half, I’m told.
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by Operyl 5y ago
Not all radios support this in openwrt.
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by Operyl 5y ago
He sometimes messes up the small details, but frankly they’re tiny enough that it doesn’t destroy the overall experience
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by Operyl 5y ago
> But that's all part of the deal going in, and everyone is fully aware of all the trade-offs straight from the onset. I think part of the problem here, in all honesty, is that some people just _are not_ aware of the trade-offs upfr
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by Operyl 5y ago
It’s good background noise for me, albeit I watch relaxing background content here, things like Pokémon or Animal Crossing.
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by Operyl 5y ago
I have a feeling the people with these issues wouldn’t appreciate their (likely limited) networks being saturated.
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by Operyl 5y ago
Helps us kick ass with a guitar I guess? Edit: In all seriousness, it's basically Packet (was bought up by this company).
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by Operyl 5y ago
Did Roblox finally come out with their postmortem blaming Consul? As far as I know we just assumed it, but have had no update since October.
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by Operyl 5y ago
Not arguing either which way, but was curious and did a few names off the top of my head: yes: Cloudflare no: easyDNS, Google, Apple, Facebook, Wikipedia/media, Twitter, Reddit I knew DNSSEC wasn't well-deployed, but I didn't
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by Operyl 5y ago
Could be used for attempting to find metadata on users then, etc. there’s a few things I could guess.

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