ROARosen

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by ROARosen 5y ago
Se above. On MS Edge chromium you can enable to save the requests and even saved environments
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by ROARosen 5y ago
On the on Microsoft Edge chromium you can can enable an "edit and resend" feature save the requests to "Collections" and create request environments.
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by ROARosen 5y ago
Really nice! I wonder how you get the parsed recipe to load so fast, much faster than say outline.com (though they prob have some more server-side stuff going on)
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by ROARosen 5y ago
Side Note: Both chambers of NY State government as well as the Governorship were in Democratic hands then.
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by ROARosen 5y ago
> or it could recognize that it is running in a VM and change its behavior. Agree. I would go even further to state this probably comes pre-installed on any computer using it but anyone allowed access is only as standard user with the ro
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by ROARosen 5y ago
> I wish I could just "drop into code" to get something done. Since you're using PowerPlatform you can prob easily do that with Microsoft's Power FX, built - I believe - especially for this. https://docs.mi
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by ROARosen 5y ago
Just add the following in your Google search box: -w3schools.com
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by ROARosen 5y ago
Let's take DOGE and SHIB as an exammple. NY residents can trade on Coinbase DOGE but not SHIB, eventually they will let SHIB too. You are incorrect in saying NY 'forbids' it, they just require it to be 'registered'
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by ROARosen 5y ago
Sut Vachz Comments: > This will be countered by the adversarial random strobe wrist flashlight bracelet, and, of course, the patented Prostect-a-thesis Six-fingered-Hand Glove.
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AI Can Guess your Credit card PINs even when covering the ATM pad(schneier.com)
5 points by ROARosen 5y ago|1 comments
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by ROARosen 5y ago
We're calling buying and selling crypto on a relatively 'legit' regulated exchange like Coinbase "securities fraud" now?
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by ROARosen 5y ago
I'm not referring the the article specifically, In general most crypto exchanges active in the US ban or extremely limit NY residents. Even on highly legit exchanges like Coinbase a huge part of their crypto offerings is unavailable to
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by ROARosen 5y ago
You can downvote all you want, but the fact is that New York is the most restrictive area in the US when it comes to cryptochoice[1][2]. The US in turn, is up there as one of the worst countries for cryptochoice up there with Cuba, Crimea a
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by ROARosen 5y ago
> No private information was publicly visible, but teacher Social Security numbers were contained in HTML source code of the pages How is an HTML page source not considered "publicly visible"?!
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by ROARosen 5y ago
> And, yes, I used an incognito browser so it wouldn't be polluted with my own demented midnight searches for corrugated iron flavoured pogo sticks. Yeah right! Since when does 'using Incognito' prevent Amazon from trackin
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by ROARosen 5y ago
I wonder can't a simple `display: none` hide Arc's widget?
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by ROARosen 5y ago
Without getting too spaced-out with the the Bezos-Musk dynamics, I personally hate the idea of having private companies getting on the SpaceX bandwagon and clogging up outer space with thousands of satellites.
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by ROARosen 5y ago
Could be ultrasonic tracking beacons, see here: https://www.wired.com/2017/05/hundreds-apps-can-listen-beaco...
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UI Hall of Fame (1999)(hallofshame.gp.co.at)
1 points by ROARosen 5y ago|0 comments
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by ROARosen 5y ago
From the doc: >It includes hardening strategies to avoid common misconfigurations and guide system administrators and developers of National Security Systems on how to deploy Kubernetes...
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by ROARosen 5y ago
Seems like not a new thing. Here is a warning tweet from beginning July from Danish Cybersec guy @peterkruse who saw his name coming up for a different domain owned by the same registrant as havfruen4220.dk https://twitter.com&#x
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by ROARosen 5y ago
It's back
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by ROARosen 5y ago
> Also, both of your examples are missing `key`, though React will warn you about it and Vue will not Vue will warn when you're missing a key on the loop. >That requires you to create 2 new components (which unlike React, will
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by ROARosen 5y ago
... Or maybe the commenter is not interested in announcing their medical history under their "real" (nik)name.
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by ROARosen 5y ago
> or you can view it as a concession to reality: If Apple didn't do this, the video providers would block their exit nodes, as they do with any VPN provider that gets large enough for them to notice. I seriously doubt any reasonabl
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by ROARosen 5y ago
And how is that comparable with an appointment to the number one top position in the authority over thousands of regulations governing thousands of companies etc. Also I think i's safe to assume you don't just "get appointed&
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by ROARosen 5y ago
I totally agree. Businesses should not legally be allowed to access more information than they need. Like why do hospitals ask for my Social Security number? I know I can refuse it, but if they really don't need it shouldn't it be
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by ROARosen 5y ago
> Businesses that do not have a legitimate reason to view my sensitive document like Passport , should not be allowed to do so. I get parent comment's totally legitimate security concerns. And businesses that have no business having
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by ROARosen 5y ago
> cringe "we are working hang on it" messages Ha! My favorite one is: "Leave everything to us". You get it splattered across the screen before the desktop loads for the firs time. It always gets me thinking, is it not
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by ROARosen 5y ago
I'll be on the lookout... Tnx!

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