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by chias 9y ago
That's because it's used to designate sub-team (e.g. companyname.infosec is a sub-team to companyname)
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by chias 9y ago
Doesn't necessarily work. In my late teens I got confused about what my SSN actually was, and entered it wrong when opening a bank account / credit card. Worked fine. I realized my mistake a few years later and went through quite
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by chias 9y ago
You would be intentionally conflating two different definitions of the homograph "may" (i.e. permission "you are allowed to X" versus possibility "X might happen"). You could argue that "any reasonable per
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by chias 9y ago
IANAL, but if you live in a two-party (all-party?) consent state, its only illegal if you don't tell them. You can do exactly what they do: prefix your call with "this call is being recorded for my records". Remember, your go
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by chias 9y ago
This is a bookmarklet, not an extension, so you only activate it when you need it. To answer your actual question: autoplay videos that follow you when you scroll >:|
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by chias 9y ago
> And I'm sure safety does improve with experience. The fact that people generally seem to assume it does (but that it actually doesn't ) is the primary thesis of this article: "What’s more worrying about wingsuit BASE fa
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by chias 9y ago
In fairness, it is entirely possible that the parent was correctly indicating the location of a salient / appreciated point in this discussion thread ;)
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by chias 9y ago
Just put it behind e.g. nginx
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by chias 9y ago
Don't forget actually buying all the machines to begin with.
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by chias 9y ago
When joining my place of employment I had to fill out my I9 electronically. The website had me set up an account to store my information, and gave me the following dropdown for my secret question: https://i.imgur.com/iOsNmIk
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by chias 9y ago
Keep in mind this is a 32-bit system. As a result it has at most 3.5 gigs of memory for the entire system, and e.g. on windows this will limit a single process to 2 gigs. If the sync client keeps some kind of in-memory representation of you
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by chias 9y ago
Hey, that looks really cool! Definitely something I'll want to look at in more detail when I get the chance :)
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by chias 9y ago
It sounds like a lot of us have been making password managers recently. Here's one I made a few days ago: https://github.com/ojensen5115/pw/ It uses a file in your private Keybase directory as its datastore (
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by chias 9y ago
Unless I'm missing something, this looks like it ends up sprinkling all of your passwords into your .bash_history file. Maybe saving a credential should be a prompted action: $ kbsecret new login gmail "foo@example.com"
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by chias 9y ago
Reminds me of the Monk dvd set: http://bilder.stubb.de/bilder/Monk.jpg
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by chias 9y ago
Generally speaking, this would be a very poor result (from the perspective of said game owners). Pretty much all of us would have our credit card processing contracts revoked, because in all "regular" contracts (e.g. Stripe, Brain
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by chias 9y ago
> If the only reason to buy a token is because you expect to sell it later at a greater price, then this is known as a pyramid scheme, not investment. I don't agree with this. Would you classify Google stock a pyramid scheme? You ge
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by chias 9y ago
Hah! I assumed it was a bot at first. But then it started responding to me all humanlike. Very nice.
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by chias 9y ago
As far as I understand it, the purpose of bitsig.io is to put any arbitrary text into the blockchain. This makes the statement trivially true, akin to saying that any tweet can be turned into an architecture-related topic by spray-painting
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by chias 10y ago
Cool idea! This seems to work oddly for high-DPI displays: the cursor is microscopic and doesn't seem to escape the viewport.
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by chias 10y ago
This is beautiful. Thank you for sharing the link.
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by chias 10y ago
This looks great! Did you have any thoughts with regards to releasing it as open source so that we could run our own instances with the various training sets? I note that you appear not to be monetizing it at all, so I figured I'd pop
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by chias 10y ago
Amusingly, I have a "B.A. in CS". Given the subject, most people assume a B.S. if you just say "bachelors'", but in my particular case, they'd be wrong ;) I imagine this is somewhat like how you can get a docto
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by chias 10y ago
I have never written anything in Node so can't comment directly on whether it's a good language for CLI tools, but: > Command line tools are minimal and should be usable on bare-bones systems I disagree. I run a very graphical
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by chias 10y ago
It seems to operate off of a unix timestamp and doesn't mind future values, so throw the unix timestamp of your expected death-date in there and watch it count down :) This is me: http://justanumber.co/?ts=2936995200 (
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by chias 10y ago
> Maybe great coders like it so much because they are good at it. I think there's more to it than that. When I first started writing code it was pretty clear that I was not very good at it (at the time), but absolutely loved it anyw
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by chias 10y ago
Depending on the author's dev practices, the script might have been in a volume so that editing it on the host would allow the container to receive the changes as they get saved. While I wouldn't normally suggest this approach, it
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by chias 10y ago
I thought he meant that you could encode more than one of two states. For a very base analogy, instead of just - and | representing 1 and 0, you could have - \ | / representing 00, 01, 10, 11, etc. Wifi does something similar with sign
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by chias 10y ago
I admire your dedication to escaping your strings.
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by chias 10y ago
This is fantastic! I've been playing with it for a bit, and I'm loving it. Question: since (encrypted) chat history is stored on keybase servers, does my chat history count against my KBFS quota? If so, how do I clear it out? If n

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