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a10c
5y ago
The article is about Cloud-based Password Managers.
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5y ago
Not really. At least not in the 1Password case. Having access to the 1Passswrd Master Password and your entire encrypted vault still doesn't get the attacker what they need. To decrypt your vault, you also need to know the 128 bit secr
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a10c
6y ago
I'm a little skeptical this is accurate. Supposedly 1/3rd of my country's population is in this leak, yet not one of the 40 people i tried in my contacts list appears on the leak.
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a10c
6y ago
what mental gymnastics? Giving your phone number to facebook associates it with your account, who you know, your browsing habits etc. This does nothing of the sort.
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6y ago
> But now there's Hulu, Disney+, Amazon Prime, HBO Go, Showtime Anytime, Peacock Premium, etc. Except now instead of one easy to use interface to access it all, it's spread out all over the place and inconsistent as hell. And m
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a10c
6y ago
https://vector.dev/ sounds pretty close
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6y ago
One of the biggest quirks that I had bumped up against with TimescaleDB is that it's backed by a relational database. We are a company that ingests around 90M datapoints per minute across an engineering org of around 4,000 developers.
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6y ago
> Google isn't just my search provider - they run my email, my internet connection, my cell service, my company's cloud repository, You have no alternative to any of those services?
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a10c
6y ago
Is there a particular reason why CAs don't allow this? Security or otherwise?
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a10c
7y ago
I think you're conflating the scraping of time-series data with it's storage.
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7y ago
I'd be surprised if cars didn't come with cameras built-in as a standard. Think Tesla Sentry mode.
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a10c
7y ago
"The NSW Digital Driver Licence is accepted by most pubs and clubs, and NSW Police." Literally paragraph 3 of the article.
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7y ago
Again. The problem is with management.
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7y ago
The company I work for uses Splunk to ingest about 70TB/day. Our services send to fluentd running on each instance which aggregate and flush to a Kinesis stream in AWS with KCL workers responsible for putting it through a separate pipe
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a10c
8y ago
Why can't you just segregate your network with VLANs? I don't see the need for multiple routers.
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8y ago
This is my understanding too. Also one of the reasons we ruled it out when we were evaluating other in-house TSDB options.
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10y ago
I have been seeing the same failures for many IO TLDs https://www.whatsmydns.net/#A/gitlab.io Example: https://i.imgur.com/SU4BAHK.png I have noticed the failures occurring moreso in Asia and Russia th