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10y ago
Chrome for Android doesn't allow browser extensions, possibly to prevent adblockers from being used. But that's a separate issue.
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This is unfortunately quite common. Facebook won't even let you use TOTP unless you have a validated phone number to use as a fallback.
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After a year living in Sweden I still find myself pushing the raised LED light, which isn't pushable. Instead you have to push the manufacturer's logo painted flush on the front face. The crosswalk maps are neat though.
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10y ago
If not subways, then proof of payment systems are definitely the norm for light rail and busses around Europe. Though whether these systems are based on trust depends on the ticket price and the nature of the checks. My DB train tickets wer
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10y ago
Background checks.
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Is this what DNSSEC is supposed to prevent?
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Does this depend on the map projection used?
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RMS is a good idea. Maybe you would need an additional penalty for deviations near the corners, to prevent rounded countries from out-scoring those with wavy/angled but straight borders?
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It seems like it would be an excellent method if you could address the outlier issue though. One approach would be to relax the rectangles, so the outer one only has to circumscribe 95% of the country's area. A similar approach is used
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It's not just S3 though. Lots of not-quite fully-featured services like App Engine, GitHub pages, and Heroku benefit from Cloudflare's SSL and other configuration options. For many use cases security is a tradeoff, and trusting on
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Previous discussion, with comments from the author: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12096321
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What makes you say that? The post linked to above suggests that's exactly how AWS was started. Is it no longer the case? https://plus.google.com/+RipRowan/posts/eVeouesvaVX