X-Istence

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by X-Istence 3y ago
Split DNS is broken on macOS when doing that, and for users with VPN that does split DNS it is not just an annoyance it leads to software not actually functioning. Re-implementing system capabilities is fine and all as long as you support c
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by X-Istence 3y ago
This is something that has bit Rust as well: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/90308
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by X-Istence 3y ago
Rust runs on the esp32 to send the data to the display, and is used on the server side to generate the image that is then served up to the esp32 to send to the display. There is minimal software on the e-ink display side… it connects to wif
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by X-Istence 3y ago
The dependency chain is what led to the longer compile times and why the prebuilt binary existed. It was to shave time off how long it would take to get serde with the "derive" feature enabled compiled.
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by X-Istence 3y ago
This provides some additional context for why the pre-built binary was added: https://github.com/serde-rs/serde/issues/2584#issue-18580752... Due to the way that the derive feature was causing the dependency
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by X-Istence 3y ago
Fun fact, I bank with a bank I won’t name, who has a change password flow that allows for up to 32 character passwords. Their login page only allows for 16 character passwords using the max length. This would truncate my password on login.
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by X-Istence 3y ago
> 1. What would your expectations be towards a software vendor in terms of what issues to "fix"? This is difficult to answer, as it really depends on the customer. I work in a sector where any vulnerability is something that we
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by X-Istence 3y ago
Private Click Measurement is a standard that Apple has proposed and is working with the W3C to standardize, as well as working with other browser manufacturers: https://webkit.org/blog/11529/introducing-private-cli
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by X-Istence 3y ago
My place of work uses it extensively with Chrome/Firefox/Safari without issues. It's great.
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by X-Istence 3y ago
You still have the add the DS records for the hosted zones to the parent hosted zone... The key for a hosted zone is managed using AWS KMS.
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by X-Istence 3y ago
Route53 signs the zone itself, and the key is managed using AWS KMS.
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by X-Istence 3y ago
It's a requirement from some of our customers in the financial industry, as well as gov't. It's something various security firms have asked for, and it's a checkbox we will continue to just check. No matter how useless I
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by X-Istence 3y ago
I work in a field where we deploy software as a service for customers in various regulated fields, and DNSSEC is something that auditors look for as a checkbox to check that DNS is secured. So far we've let AWS Route53 deal with the wh
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by X-Istence 4y ago
You can use a standard web browser and login: https://card.apple.com
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by X-Istence 4y ago
I use 1Blocker on both my Mac and my iPad/iPhone and have had no issues with it blocking YouTube ads. I kinda wish I could use 1Blocker on my Apple TV :P
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by X-Istence 4y ago
> I use Safari a lot but if I'm in a different browser then my passwords are unavailable. Chrome used to be tied into Keychain but they went their own way a long time ago, which is a damn shame.
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by X-Istence 4y ago
I would like to be able to add it to HomeKit without it ever phoning home once. Matter + Thread help make that a possibility.
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by X-Istence 4y ago
It's still visible to me in an Incognito browser window.
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by X-Istence 4y ago
Watch does too.
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by X-Istence 4y ago
iPhone Siri doesn’t. HomePod/watch Siri does.
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by X-Istence 4y ago
How do I get one medical to delete all data they have on me?
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by X-Istence 4y ago
Will Github indemnify users against potential copyright lawsuits related to the code it regurgitates?
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by X-Istence 4y ago
> Have they changed the thing where you only see a circle with people's initials during meetings and you have to click on them to see their actual names? Nope.
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by X-Istence 4y ago
Yeah, the random resizing it does is also incredibly annoying. I also placed it where I wanted it so that it is to the left of the window I am sharing... I know where I want it, but Teams thinks it knows better.
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by X-Istence 4y ago
That's because there's nothing redeemable about Teams. My list of annoyances are the things I dealt with this morning... I am sure that if you give me another hour or two I will have a whole new list of annoyances :P
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by X-Istence 4y ago
> Try clicking on that tiny window with everyone's video feed on it. It gets bigger again into a full (and resizable) window with everyone's video feed, while the window you are sharing is still being shared (and outlined in re
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by X-Istence 4y ago
My company uses Teams... and I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. So here's at least one person who is using teams who complains about it. The shitty UI/UX is one thing, but some of the behaviors are incredibly frustrating.
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by X-Istence 4y ago
No, lie to the router about what frequencies and power is okay.
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by X-Istence 4y ago
Jasco/GE switches is what I used throughout my house... but the whole point to me was to have a smart home. So when humidity goes up in the bathroom, the controller would kick on the exhaust fan. When temperature drops in a room that i
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by X-Istence 4y ago
I see mDNS advertisements with my devices in them (such as Nanoleaf bulbs/Eve Thread devices), with a custom IPv6 prefix from the ULA, I assume assigned by my Thread border router. The advertisements are captured by Avahi on my router.

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