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by Shank 5y ago
> crypto.com is a little mysterious when it comes to authentication honestly. I still have not understood it. If you're speaking from experience as a user of their service, I strongly suggest that you use a different exchange. Gemi
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by Shank 5y ago
> Which seems more likely, that these "risk monitoring systems" actually caught this, or that they were inundated by sudden urgent calls from the 483 users saying "DUDE WTF WHERE'S MY MONEY?". For better or for w
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by Shank 5y ago
> 2FA tokens for all users worldwide were subsequently revoked to ensure the new infrastructure was in effect. We have mandatory 2FA policies on both the frontend and backend to protect users during this revocation phase, as outflows suc
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A book review Blogspot blog was taken down due to false DMCA claims(twitter.com)
1 points by Shank 5y ago|0 comments
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A Meta-Layer for Notes(julian.digital)
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by Shank 5y ago
I’m not saying this flow is good, but you can deregister and disable iMessage, even if you don’t leave iOS, but especially if you do: https://selfsolve.apple.com/deregister-imessage/ It’s not intuitive of course, but y
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by Shank 5y ago
If you block the domains that private relay uses, it won't work. Those are `mask.icloud.com` and `mask-h2.icloud.com`. Then it'll display a message informing you that it doesn't work. I imagine the carrier restriction just sh
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Radeon RX 6500 XT is bad at cryptocurrency mining on purpose, AMD says(arstechnica.com)
121 points by Shank 5y ago|250 comments
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by Shank 5y ago
> I type ~80WPM with 90%+ accuracy, but I don't find that typing speed is my blocker, rather the speed of a coherent thought. Maybe typing at ludicrous speeds will channel some deep stream of consciousness? I agree with this, at lea
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by Shank 5y ago
The really interesting things are the apparent areas for redaction in the original lawsuit [0] pdf. For example: 1. This action asserts derivative claims on behalf of SolarWinds against current and former members of the Company’s board of d
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QOI – The “Quite OK Image Format” for fast, lossless image compression(github.com)
3 points by Shank 5y ago|1 comments
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Passage: A fork of password-store that uses age instead of GnuPG(github.com)
108 points by Shank 5y ago|55 comments
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Decontextualizer(paulbricman.com)
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by Shank 5y ago
> There was controversy over changes to the WebRequest API but that was two years ago and, I believe, changes have been made. Are there still changes that break functionality? What changes were made over the past two years? Have things g
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by Shank 5y ago
> I can't conclusively say that it's because of the missing radar, but I can say that our Model Y is bad at detecting obstructions ahead. Really, really bad. The big issue is false positives, a problem that has become known as
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by Shank 5y ago
The Google warning page can be viewed by anyone, but they do specifically tell targeted individuals through other channels (a big red warning message at the top of Gmail, for example): https://myaccount.google.com/stateattac
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by Shank 5y ago
I would sincerely rather pay for Telegram or let them launch unobtrusive ads in channels than have Telegram go the way of WhatsApp and be owned by a large tech company. Telegram is the only messaging app I use that routinely gets tangible a
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by Shank 5y ago
> Send a pull-request to https://github.com/open-dotnet/.github/blob/master/README.md containing a random emoji to receive an invitation to join this GitHub organisation which enables you to participa
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by Shank 5y ago
This is worth reading purely for the writing alone. Scott Alexander is a treasure: > As best I can tell, this is some kind of Egyptian trial. It might or might not be an RCT; it says stuff like “Patients were self-allocated to the treatm
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Richard ‘Lowtax’ Kyanka, Founder of Something Awful, Is Dead at 45(vice.com)
4 points by Shank 5y ago|0 comments
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Aria2: A lightweight multi-protocol and multisource commandline download utility(aria2.github.io)
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by Shank 5y ago
> This seems like a solution to Telegram's cashflow problem - doesn't look like it has much runway left. There’s a lot to unpack here. Telegram has plenty of runway left, probably. Pavel Durov is not strapped for cash. That’s j
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by Shank 5y ago
Conceptually speaking, the difference with AR/VR is that you can have a truly immersive experience, which really does give you more possibilities than just Second Life, which was always just a 3D game world on a 2D screen. The pitch fr
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by Shank 5y ago
On macOS, I started using testing Orion [0] when the last discovery of ad-injection into Firefox was posted. While it isn’t perfect, and it’s a closed beta, it actually works quite well. But ostensibly the best feature is that the browser w
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by Shank 5y ago
I mean the core premise behind it not being launched is that it might have posed a significant risk to the business. It’s all about cost benefit analysis and trade offs. Every business will have products that seem cool or features that seem
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by Shank 5y ago
If you want that many drives you’re better off with a proper NAS and a RAID setup imho. If you want an M.2 drive for caching, you’re basically in Synology territory if you throw your other requirements on top. Sure, it’s not running an OS f
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by Shank 5y ago
> Where I live you have to register your legal name and have it attached to the SIM card. This isn’t true everywhere, and phone numbers work internationally. I’ve got a Weibo account with a +1 US phone number and it works (surprisingly).
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by Shank 5y ago
With all due respect, the danger to a telemetry pipeline is almost always downstream effects, like court orders to intercept network data or human assets that knowingly exfiltrate data. Even if you assume that Microsoft has the best of inte
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by Shank 5y ago
I’m so glad you mentioned this. Trying to navigate to a channel from a YouTube video you’re watching is significantly impaired by the fact that the default behavior is to scrub rapidly in the video timeline, and you have to provide a very d
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by Shank 5y ago
I used a Privacy card and NYT did a “force post” [0] after they got a decline. I contacted Privacy and this is apparently a per se violation of the Visa rules, so they opened a dispute and I won. But NYT actually tried to charge me despite

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