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by a10c 4y ago
I don't have my laptop with me everywhere I go and use my phone, iPad etc to log in to services.
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by a10c 4y ago
I use the hot water outlet on my espresso machine. It's temperature controlled by a PID
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by a10c 4y ago
Just saw this. I have a capture clip with a DSLR and 24-70mm. Depending on your bag setup, you might need to opt for the Pro Pad to give a bit more stability ( https://www.peakdesign.com/products/propad ). I've been
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by a10c 4y ago
One thing it's missing that would be immensely useful is a leg room comparison in front / back seats
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by a10c 4y ago
Plausible
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by a10c 4y ago
Which integrates nicely with the Calendar plugin (you can click the week view to create a weekly note directly in the calendar)
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by a10c 4y ago
I would've thought retention grants were based on a total dollar figure rather than share price. That's how its worked for me at my current employer (now 8 years)
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by a10c 4y ago
> I've worked in environments where they pay tens of thousands of dollars per room to set them up with professional cameras Me too. The value isn't so much in the quality of video, its things like PTZ control of the camera and
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by a10c 4y ago
Rectangle is fully open source, so rather than working with the community to fix the problem you're having (about 1/10th the effort you went into debugging the problem), you instead opt for a paid app? What you do if you were usin
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by a10c 5y ago
Back office operations != retail
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by a10c 5y ago
I don't think there's anything particularly insightful in including the data of traditional retail workers. There's no scenario where they would be working from home, so it's the same as not including them.
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by a10c 5y ago
Why would a well rounded senior developer be interviewing for a role that requires a code monkey?
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by a10c 5y ago
> How hard is it for 1Pass --basically a mandated MITM-- to send a false request to Alice when Bob made a request? Alice is the one that initiates the request. She owns the vault being shared and encrypts it with Bob's pre-shared pu
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by a10c 5y ago
For what it's worth. I work at Atlassian and we don't use Confluence for documenting code.
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by a10c 5y ago
You'd have to explain to the police why a device that's designed for tracking things being placed on your car is a serious issue?
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by a10c 5y ago
For those playing at home you can specify tls://security.cloudflare-dns.com instead
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by a10c 5y ago
It's not supported. https://community.cloudflare.com/t/community-tip-best-practi... > Does 1.1.1.1 for Families support DNS over TLS? No. But our team is working on it.
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by a10c 5y ago
any ideas why 1.1.1.2 doesn't support tls?
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by a10c 5y ago
can you recommend a tool?
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by a10c 5y ago
While we're on the topic, have a look at TubeArchivist https://github.com/bbilly1/tubearchivist
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by a10c 5y ago
> And I really dislike the 'well we have mandatory things already, so why not this also?' way of thinking. You've literally employed that thinking in your rebuttal. "We don't have to do X, Y, Z. So why this also?
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by a10c 5y ago
Not sure a battery-operated device is even necessary here given powering a garage door motor requires significant power and therefore you're likely to have mains nearby.
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by a10c 5y ago
In a similar vein, from memory the i3, i5 & i7 chip is absolutely identical in every physical way from a manufacturing point of view, except that the less powerful chips have cores / features disabled.
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by a10c 5y ago
Spamming me with SRE roles when I haven't been an SRE (or an IC) in over 5 years. I'm an Engineering Manager...
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by a10c 5y ago
Now we’re talking extremes! If there’s malware on your PC that has complete access to your system memory you are screwed in every single way possible. I’m perfectly comfortable with having my OTP coupled with my passwords given this is the
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by a10c 5y ago
At $1.5M a year compensation somehow I don't think their resume is at the top of the priority list.
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by a10c 5y ago
Mostly fear-mongering. 1Password in particular encrypts your vault with your master password and importantly an additional 128 bit secret key that is meant to be kept somewhere physically (e.g. in your safe). This key is needed the first ti
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by a10c 5y ago
This isn’t the first time I’ve seen this level of outage from Fastly.
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by a10c 5y ago
Because they want to sell the map for $250. Ludicrous
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by a10c 5y ago
I believe he was referring to the old 1Password that let you handle the storage of your encrypted vault (which doesn't incorporate the secret key encryption approach)

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