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by chgs 2y ago
My mother-in-law remarried about 5 years ago. Her husband used to operate some oven cleaning business pre retirement, not exactly “techie” He uses linux, has done for years, he just wants something that works.
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by chgs 2y ago
If Daniel Steinberg struggles to make headway with them…
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by chgs 2y ago
> Why isn't SAML SSO mandated (either literally or my convention)? I used OIDC for my internal sites to integrate with our corporate SSO provider. Why would I need to use saml instead?
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by chgs 2y ago
There’s a cost to support non sso authentication to.
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by chgs 2y ago
Many people in tech are big proponents of the “every man for himself” randian distopyas
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by chgs 2y ago
So you are happy to have 1 million cves to look for per year per product? Unless there’s a minimum standard it becomes noise, and the real CVEs are lost.
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by chgs 2y ago
The universe might not be enacting retribution, but it seems very suspicious timing that both defendants died so soon after winning the case. That said coincidence is more likely than shady parts of the financial system arranging a waterspo
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by chgs 2y ago
> A single landline isn't going to help 30 kids call their parents and say a final good-bye before the shooter kills them, while the town police force stands outside. I’ve had this scenario in training at work before deploying to ce
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by chgs 2y ago
The point of outsourcing is because people don’t want to be held accountable. Stopping outsourcing doesn’t change the fundamental problem of accountability, people just find different ways to avoid it.
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by chgs 2y ago
Blackboard is part of the problem A Mobile First Approach to Learning Today's active learners have a need for speed. The Blackboard App gives students the information they want, the connections they crave, and the personalisation they
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by chgs 2y ago
You never used a pay phone as a kid?
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by chgs 2y ago
You’re absolutely right (I suspect some have read this as 3 year olds need phones). But aren’t kids already banned from many places they congregate. WhatsApp, Fortnite, etc. A ban only works if 1) significant numbers support it 2) the ban i
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by chgs 2y ago
Our son’s high school (Shropshire) requires a phone - homework is set via app (no website option), sometimes homework requires an app to do it, all comms is via app (so parent also need an app) They are sometimes told to get their phones ou
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by chgs 2y ago
Working for a 100 year old 5b/year company the amount of forms to fill in to do various things are extreme. I could easily see a requirement from high up managment to “reduce risk” by having a department have a plan for an unusually lo
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by chgs 2y ago
Password resets should only be performed if it is suspected a password has been compromised. Complex passwords also should not be required NIST Special Publication 800-63B – Digital Identity Guidelines. https://www.netsec.news&#x
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by chgs 2y ago
90% of people think of a phone as “an iPhone” (various versions) or “an android” (various versions)
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by chgs 2y ago
I used played for 20+ years but moved to mpv recently as I ran into a couple of things player won’t work with. Struggling to see the benefit of mplayer over mpv today.
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by chgs 2y ago
I don’t think anyone said they did
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by chgs 2y ago
I could see each stint being off for more than 3 weeks would require something from the manager to confirm enough handover has happened. Waiting too 3 weeks is normal each time, but if you’re a project manager and vanish for 5 weeks at a cr
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by chgs 2y ago
This is the problem many have with android - there’s a massive difference between different handsets That isn’t the case with an iPhone
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by chgs 2y ago
It seems the vast majority of people have an opinion on musk, thus it can’t be too hold to have an opinion. This opinion is not nuanced though, because nuance is tricky and requires more effort than simply categorising into a tribal viewpoi
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by chgs 2y ago
I think their argument is it shouldn’t download any configuration via any connection.
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by chgs 2y ago
Certainly normal to read both a morning and evening paper on the commute in London well into the 00s
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by chgs 2y ago
Tourists go. That doesn’t mean it’s a good place to live. The extreme example is of course Venice.
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by chgs 2y ago
Yes the inability for society to tax the land is the problem
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by chgs 2y ago
Barcalona is a terrible place to live due to mass tourism that the intenet has enabled.
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by chgs 2y ago
Presumably double the density you also double the size of the school and double the teachers. If you don’t, the problem isn’t the density.
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by chgs 2y ago
In which case why isn’t he in a New Zealand prison after being found guilty by a jury of his peers in New Zealand?
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by chgs 2y ago
I my country making a copy of copyrighted works is illegal unless you have permission from the copyright holder. It’s impossible to use a copyrighted work to train without making a copy of it.
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by chgs 2y ago
The problem isn’t the data centre, it’s the peering with networks in other countries.

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