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8y ago
Have any recommendations?
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> The breach occurred because an access credential to our cloud computing environment was compromised. That cloud computing account had not been protected by multifactor authentication. We have now taken steps that include multifactor au
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8y ago
Herbert Kornfeld would have found the money to avoid this fate.
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8y ago
I liked how scrolling actually worked, there was minimal jank, the text was large enough, flow was predictable, and it felt fast. I know places have to keep the lights on which requires a u-turn from this but it was surely refreshing.
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8y ago
I grew up using the Model M's in various computer labs. For my own computers I didn't have enough money so I stuck with membrane keyboards. I recently got some Cherry MX browns. Nothing is like that Model M IMO. It is probably str
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University of Washington Computer Science Lecturer Explains Why Women Don't Code
(thestranger.com)
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Thanks for that link! I watched the whole video on APS cameras: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTV99DzuJp0 . What a trip down memory lane. The presenter did a great job of capturing what I remembered about APS. I really
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Not sure if anybody else does it this way but sometimes I have to search for multiple sources or explanations of a given topic until I find one that "speaks to me".
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8y ago
NFL 2K was the last big step change in football video games. You could put me on a desert island and I wouldn't miss Madden '18 one bit. Actually I bought Madden '18 which is the first time I've bought a football game i
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8y ago
I went on vacation recently and decided to just take an iPad and my camera. I got one of the new regular iPads and I had a Lightning -to-SD dongle. When I finished a day of shooting I plugged everything in and had the same issues Paul did.
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8y ago
I wish a lot of companies hadn't decided to embrace Facebook as an identity provider. Sometimes that's the only way for me to log in to something. Can't even use normal username and password credentials. That's probab
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8y ago
Why did the F/OSS community put all their eggs in one basket? Hell a lot of big companies did also. I wonder how they're going to react to this?
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8y ago
You know how there's a global NSFW tag that basically makes those posts not visible if you want? Would be cool if they had one for "memes".
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I've had great success filing regulatory complaints where I have exhausted the help from the company in question: https://www.fcc.gov/consumers/guides/filing-informal-complai... . Companies usually have a tea
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After tens of thousands of preorders 3D audio headphones startup Ossic ends
(techcrunch.com)
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Data shows people increased their Facebook usage after Cambridge Analytica
(amp.businessinsider.com)
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I was on board with the article, head-nodding all the way, until I got to that part.
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That's absolutely a chilling effect. Just thinking about this I'm thinking back on events I've been to what what the government can infer from that. And they can probably nail us for anything now whenever they want to and it
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8y ago
This almost makes me wonder if paste with formatting should be the longer shortcut and that unformatted paste is the default.
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This makes me think that we know what the effects of cigarettes are; how long will it be until we see the effects of social media addiction?
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Even today for semi- or non-routine tasks I'll do weird stuff like copy text to Notepad to remove formatting then past it back into the same app/web page to enter information. I'll also do some weird things like instead of u
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Pretty much every sport? You don't go all out every opportunity you have the instant you have priority. Nearly every sport has some concept of setting up plays: American football, soccer, basketball, boxing, MMA. They can't even
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New Skype is bad and the product owners should feel bad.
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Would people really search for "reddit"? You'd think they'd just go straight to the site.
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What does "CAP" stand for in this case?
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I really like this way of doing 2FA. I worked at my first client that used smart cards and practically speaking it was less annoying than using an RSA token or other generator. Is this overall "cheaper" (hardware cost + implement
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9y ago
I actually appreciate the fact that COBOL, while verbose, lets me scan the source code and get a general understanding of what it does. Just did a migration from a mainframe to Java microservices. We were lucky to have subject matter exper
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I'm okay with Eclipse. Here's why. As a consultant working at clients typically there's enough lockdown where I end up having to use Eclipse. Because of that I haven't had much opportunity to actually use Netbeans or
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Seconded. Used to get these from Radio Shack back in the day.
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Every night I say "I'm going to be in bed before midnight". Then all of a sudden it's 1:45 AM and I'm still on Reddit.
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