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by RKearney 7y ago
No but I'll certainly pass the word along. I handle the network and wasn't directly responsible for evaluating AMD. I just heard the reasons why it didn't work and saw the not-so-impressive benchmarks when looking at single c
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by RKearney 7y ago
They need to work on making faster cores instead of just throwing a ton of cores at the problem. In the datacenter, we commonly have to pay per-core license costs for certain vendor software. I'm not going to pay 7 figures to grow our
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by RKearney 7y ago
The language here is worded in such a way that a non-technical person would believe that there's nothing T-Mobile could have done to prevent this from happening. I was hoping to hear why employee email accounts contained customer addre
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by RKearney 7y ago
A trick I found to stop this nonsense is, at least on iOS, answer yes to the Application's custom dialog to ask permission. This will then invoke the iOS security dialog where you can click "No" and never be asked again. Gene
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by RKearney 7y ago
Google does it all the time with GSuite. I doubt customers want buggy features. Beta testing new functionality on your free/personal user accounts before rolling it out to larger business customers is pretty standard.
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by RKearney 7y ago
You can pin your certificate in your app bundle such that your app only allows certificates you specify or ones signed by CA's you specify. That clearly isn't the case here. Normal iOS operation will verify the certificate chains
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by RKearney 7y ago
Very slim, as you can still verify the certificate chains up to a trusted root certificate and it’s trivial (and generally part of the enrollment process) to load the companies root CA on your device. We MITM and certificate validation work
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by RKearney 7y ago
I put in a support request back in March 2017 asking them to add a header indicating which type of HTTPS setting was used (flexible/full strict/full weak/etc) and this was their response: Hello Ryan, This is something we are
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by RKearney 7y ago
Using user agents to detect features is the wrong way to do it because you’ll have these exact problems. To determine if a browser has the text to speech API just check if the webkitSpeechRecognition object exists (if that’s the one you’re
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by RKearney 7y ago
iOS also has this feature so I’m not sure what your point is.
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by RKearney 7y ago
> YY - Short year - 6, 16, 106 > [...] > Note that traditional, incremented version numbers are 0-based, whereas date segments are 1-based, and the short and zero-padded years are relative to the year 2000. Y3K here we come!
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by RKearney 7y ago
That seems to echo exactly what is stated in the article. "They were promised that the footage would go straight to DVD for wealthy buyers in other countries, in particular Australia and New Zealand, where the defendants come from.&quo
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by RKearney 7y ago
You are grossly misinformed on this subject. > I just disagree that we should “HTTPS” everything and that’s partly because of the overhead. The overhead in any modern CPU is negligible. If you're worried about negligible overhead th
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by RKearney 7y ago
> Not to mention some QRcode readers are sometimes just the regular camera app (E.G: modern iOS), which is very confusing. You can use that if you wish, however there is an entirely separate and dedicated QR reader built into iOS that is
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by RKearney 7y ago
Because that DNS entry resolves to an Amazon owned servers which have the certificate and key. This service resolves the DNS entries to your own server, meaning requests would hit your server which would require your server respond with the
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by RKearney 7y ago
Anyone who then wants their site accessible through this. It’s not a proxy, they’re just returning your IPv6 address based on what subdomain you type. In order for a wildcard to work, every single user of the service needs the private key f
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by RKearney 7y ago
> and now ALSO google gets my messages? From the linked article: > When a message is verified—which is done without sending your messages to Google—you’ll see the business name and logo as well as a verification badge in the message t
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by RKearney 7y ago
> I am in general a big fan of GCP, especially for startups. The major disagreement here from me on this is that GCP does not support IPv6 (outside of IPv6 termination on load balancers) and I do not agree with startups launching without
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by RKearney 7y ago
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by RKearney 7y ago
I'm aware of what he said to save face. However, if you believe the window broke because a completely different door was hit than I have a bridge to sell you.
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by RKearney 7y ago
> Consider that the reason that the windows shattered in the demo was that the dent proof doors transmitted sufficient force to the base of the window to weaken it. I don't believe that for a second, considering the rear window shat
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by RKearney 7y ago
This sounds like a simple P2P link to do BGP over. I highly doubt CL is using /126’s as standard allocation sizes.
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by RKearney 7y ago
Even if you pay for YouTube Premium you’ll then get reoccurring pop-ups to sign up and pay for YouTube TV.
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by RKearney 7y ago
> Amazon has banned giving away free products in exchange for reviews I didn't realize they banned this practice considering they themselves operate the Vine program. I know someone who receives upwards of a dozen products a week fo
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by RKearney 7y ago
The article also mentions speed limiters that use gps to determine the speed limit of the road you’re on and prevents the vehicle from accelerating beyond that limit.
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by RKearney 7y ago
Amazon publishes all the underlying zone names for your account so it would be trivial for them to specify the exact availability zone.
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by RKearney 7y ago
> Additionally, all MAC addresses are unique so it is the easiest way to match/combine your data from different trackers. This is not true. While it's intended for MAC addresses to be unique, there are plenty of instances where
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by RKearney 7y ago
> Why am I being downvoted? I can't speak for all of those who downvoted you, but the comment you responded to mentioned how SMS based 2FA would be better than what they do today (i.e. nothing). This is a fact. SMS 2FA, regardless o
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by RKearney 7y ago
It's Google's Advanced Protection Program. https://landing.google.com/advancedprotection/ First only available to Google accounts, and then recently released to GSuite customers. They will encourage you to us
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by RKearney 7y ago
I just canceled my Visionary account and moved back to my grandfathered GSuite Free Tier. I missed the classification of promotional/social/updates that Google offered and the speed at which the service worked. Sure, I may have be

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