balazer

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   by balazer 3y ago

   It appears to be a Burroughs Self-Scan plasma display. The display in action on a Q1: https://www.1000bit.it/lista/q/q1europe/q1microlite.png Close-up shot in a Q1: https://www.peel.dk/Q1&#x2F
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   by balazer 5y ago

   And what a pain it is to keep multiple keys registered on all of your services. At least one of those keys should be stored off-site, which means making trips to the off-site location to swap that key, bring it home, and get it registered
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   by balazer 5y ago

   Sure, not being clonable is a security feature, but it's a huge pain to keep multiple keys registered on all of your services. For real backup resiliency, you should have at least 3 keys, one of which you keep off-site. Presumably you
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   by balazer 5y ago

   Google has chosen poorly in forcing Google Prompts on all signed-in phones and tablets when 2-step verification is turned on. It nullifies the extra security of a hardware key, turning all of your phones and tablets into weaker second facto
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   by balazer 9y ago

   You throw the food in the cooker, press a button, walk away, and it will be ready and hot for you whenever you decide you are hungry. There's no temperature adjustment, no watching, and no stirring. When I cook grains in the Instant