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by Operyl 5y ago
That would certainly be the day I go "what the heck, Apple/Google." They could certainly try and prohibit it, but I don't think the backlash would bode well for them, and we'd only see people obfuscating their traff
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by Operyl 5y ago
This isn’t Apple or Google’s fault that application developers are choosing to pin their certificates in their apps?
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by Operyl 5y ago
As much as I think this entire thing is silly, let’s set one fact straight: Docker Desktop is not open source.
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by Operyl 5y ago
He even mentions that in the video, likely that your machine maker has altered their programmed cycles a bit to accommodate for it.
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by Operyl 5y ago
It literally is the name of the company, haha. https://theinternetinvestigators.com/
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by Operyl 5y ago
There actually is no override whatsoever. If you email them, they tell you how to break the plastic base without accidentally destroying the lid (since the bases are cheap to order replacements). Props to them for sticking to that mission s
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by Operyl 5y ago
Hey, I've seen this before! Lock Picking Lawyer did a video on it with a EMP device haha. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtNkUjQAHqY
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by Operyl 5y ago
Jeez has it been a year since that comment already? Time flies.
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by Operyl 5y ago
Every time you attempt authentication, and it doesn’t recognize you’re wearing a mask in particular, it’ll “retrain” the model when you authenticate with your passcode. If it was only a little bit off, eventually you’d retrain enough to get
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by Operyl 5y ago
I guess the problem with baking it down to "the best x" is that it's too subjective. At least if there's a few choices, and people can add to them relatively easily (a PR with little friction) people can kind of choose t
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by Operyl 5y ago
I think the other posters are saying it’s much easier to shred a small file than it is to shred a multiple GB database, although these days it doesn’t matter so much for a database that small. It’s super efficient for file systems though.
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by Operyl 6y ago
Looks like a lot of these were posted beginning of last year. Wonder what they’re planning.
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by Operyl 6y ago
Works well on Windows too, we use it with PySide2 for a game client launcher/patcher.
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by Operyl 6y ago
Ah, that’s great! I was just looking down this path the other day for a project I need coming up soon. This’ll save a good days worth of work :).
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by Operyl 6y ago
I'm terrified of heights, I probably shouldn't get a job as a window cleaner. Not every window cleaner has a thousand companies trying to hire them either.
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by Operyl 6y ago
Then it’s time to get into a different kind of business, really.
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by Operyl 6y ago
Given the context of the article, I didn’t expect him to be even talking about Linux Servers in his comment.
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by Operyl 6y ago
At the very least, Plaid's finally getting official oauth2 integrations with a lot of the big banks. It'll be eons before we get such integrations with small banks, though. For example, Plaid now will open the banking app on a mob
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by Operyl 6y ago
That’s your opinion, in our opinion after evaluating it we didn’t feel as such. Not all tools work for every team.
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by Operyl 6y ago
Yeah, I've tried Youtrack and as much as I love most of Jetbrains' products, Youtrack just wasn't as good imo.
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by Operyl 6y ago
This seems really bizarre to not be included with the .0 release. The features are live, but the label states "Your instance (current version) is 13.9". It could do with some more refining perhaps.
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by Operyl 6y ago
I'm talking about this: https://i.imgur.com/isbEqn6.png My instance is definitely updated, I did it myself and verified the version number in the Admin section.
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by Operyl 6y ago
I feel like it's already .. kind of there. There are so many features that I'm lost in them, and some of them feel like they've been abandoned already.
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by Operyl 6y ago
Why isn't the what's new section in Gitlab updated for 13.10? It still says "13.9 (Your Version)". EDIT: That is, the one under the help tab in a Gitlab instance on the top right.
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by Operyl 6y ago
Not terribly too popular, but used by a few large companies still. We evaluated it for use at a non-profit I help run/volunteer with, but the task system was too subpar for our liking. Wikimedia uses it pretty heavily, though.
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by Operyl 6y ago
Are there plans for self-hosted versions? That's pretty much the "if I will use it or not" question for me. Atlassian's killing of their self-hosted solutions for smaller companies is just really a shame.
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by Operyl 6y ago
I think they’re talking about the backup services provided by OVH, in which I believe they’re stored in RBX.
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by Operyl 6y ago
macOS, to name one. It appears NTFS is also vulnerable according to the posting.
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by Operyl 6y ago
That’s what I was expecting to happen, unfortunately.
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by Operyl 6y ago
I'm impressed you were able to get your employer (Salesforce) to actually let you publish this under their organization. Kudos to that.

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