Operyl

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by Operyl 4y ago
Uh, what? The Go team introduced an idea, opt out telemetry with a one week delay before it was sent. Users said it wasn’t great, overwhelmingly. The Go team heard the feedback and made it opt in. What’s the problem, that’s a good thing.
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by Operyl 4y ago
While I think this is great overall, I think it’s terrible they’re just going to disable 2FA on accounts with no other options come the deadline. They should have just kept it enabled, but force the change on next login (or user interaction
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by Operyl 4y ago
Hands down for me, here. I have zero writing creativity.
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by Operyl 4y ago
> Absolutely! Here are some additional puns for an article title about White Castle's biometric issue: "White Castle's Fingerprint Fiasco: Slider Chain Gets a Wake-Up Call in Illinois" "Bun Intended: White Castle
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by Operyl 4y ago
Agreed, I don’t really know. Plus it’s more than just him these days and he has a pretty decent team to help him study topics and put videos together.
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by Operyl 4y ago
Legal Eagle is a lawyer on YouTube who posts a lot of videos. The title echos his video title, and I guess this person just doesn’t have a lot of respect for him (he’s incredibly liberal for example, I guess that could play an affect? Biase
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by Operyl 4y ago
Yup, which disrupted the market, and now it's not.
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by Operyl 4y ago
They're planning to completely drop and delete all Google data in 90 days, once they are sure the new plan works out. FTA: > We expect to migrate entirely from Google Analytics to our self-hosted InfluxDB instance in ~90 days at whi
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by Operyl 4y ago
Structurally, from a people perspective, complicated but it’s not really systems complicated. IRC is simple, as is the software Freenode was built on.
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by Operyl 4y ago
I found fun, recently, in helping out non-profit organizations or places that could use a programmer but just don't have one for whatever reason it might be. I am building a Digital Signage solution that can swap to a live seating avai
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by Operyl 4y ago
Lowest bidder, government procurement is fun.
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by Operyl 4y ago
Yup, I have seen a significant uptick of spam on my Google Workspaces accounts.
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by Operyl 4y ago
We do have https://www.corellium.com/ but that's a hosted solution and not generally available to consumers.
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by Operyl 4y ago
Yeah, but Brightline will do connections via their own “taxi” service, like they do down here.
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by Operyl 4y ago
Probably because there isn't a clam emoji, just an oyster one. That's surprising to me.
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by Operyl 4y ago
Sorry, I thought I put that in quotes when I posted. It’s high speed compared to everything else here, and better than what we had before. That said, this is their plan for the expansion to Orlando: > Brightline will terminate at this st
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by Operyl 4y ago
Brightline is giving us a decent high speed rail in Florida, and I’ve heard they’re doing something on the west coast too. I can’t wait for it to be connected state wide, all the Disney trips … heh.
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by Operyl 4y ago
Given his entire chain above your comment, it was a serious comment.
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by Operyl 4y ago
Something that happens once in a blue moon, for data that is already in multiple locations (to varying degrees of precision).. You've failed to sell it to me, I'll continue to contribute to the simpler solutions that won't ne
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by Operyl 4y ago
And who maintains the signing keys? It's just as centralized, with tons more complexity.. EDIT: Regardless, the point I'm making is this is just way more work for something that really doesn't need a blockchain.
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by Operyl 4y ago
Man, the blockchain being inserted wherever it doesn't need to be is becoming rampant on HN, isn't it? Humor me, though, how would that work and why would the cost of running a "blockchain," both in terms of money and en
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by Operyl 4y ago
The goal isn’t to stop every cheater, the goal is to reduce the number of cheaters. They achieve this by making the monetary cost of cheating so high that it doesn’t happen often enough to affect the vast majority of players. “Private cheat
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by Operyl 4y ago
And in your own quote they stated it’s the user mode anticheat, and in Riot’s statement they said it’s an old/legacy anti cheat. This is not Vanguard, the kernel level anti cheat.
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by Operyl 4y ago
>> But how long is the file? > 8k lines. Yeesh, that's a lot in a single file lol.
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Tailscale node keys were not properly expiring(tailscale.com)
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by Operyl 4y ago
The modders could have just as easily decided to go the "you must find the logo on your own" route and written a "select the logo" file prompt into the tools. I find the "they intended to let others sell HDDs"
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by Operyl 4y ago
They mentioned "legacy anticheat system" so it seems unlikely. Given that the source code for that internally is probably much more guarded, smaller specialized team, I would be surprised if it got included.
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by Operyl 4y ago
Step two is a catch all, if you have a certain version of macOS or later. > use Erase All Content and Settings instead of the remaining steps in this article. For any other Mac or macOS, continue to step 3.
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by Operyl 4y ago
We're not missing something, the recyclers are. The original owner just has to use their Apple ID to disassociate the device. The problem is, that step isn't happening, and the juggling of devices from reseller to reseller results
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by Operyl 4y ago
That’s exactly the point. If you properly wipe it, it’ll get the activation lock removed. Either resellers are doing things wrong, or these devices are being stolen and offloaded cheap. This isn’t exactly a new problem either, it was a prob

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