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by cr3ative 5y ago
It's true, we all start somewhere. I ran a (very minor) storage service a while back while learning to code and the maintenance and risk profile is a much bigger liability than you might initially realise. Good luck with it though!
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by cr3ative 5y ago
Okay, if you can't google "EBS storage" I'm going to be frank and say you shouldn't be running a storage service.
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by cr3ative 5y ago
EBS or similar? As a side note though: what value add are you offering if you're passing the data to existing cloud storage?
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by cr3ative 5y ago
That's a pain. My VW stereo is similar, but it has a "Maximum start-up volume" setting which gets around this.
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by cr3ative 5y ago
I'm very lucky in that all I was using Workspace for was catch-all email forwarding, which CF Email Routing replaces easily. Glad to be able to delete my Workspace account after their rather silly decision to start charging G Suite Leg
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by cr3ative 5y ago
SMS OTPs are a vulnerability in the modern age - sim swapping is rife and like you say, it's a usability problem. As others have mentioned, something like 1Password for TOTP is perfect - multi-device and not tied to any specific device
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by cr3ative 5y ago
I personally use one public key which I securely synchronise between machines, which can then be added to, and hence access, all the systems I need. In this case, you just have one keypair (two text files) to store. You can put the contents
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by cr3ative 5y ago
And only in select regions - most international carriers don't offer an email gateway. I'm not surprised the YouTube thumbnail looks the way it does, this is attention-grabbing at best and deceptive at worst.
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by cr3ative 5y ago
SSO integration is a simple way to delineate between Enterprise and Not Enterprise. I'm unsurprised that it raises the charging band.
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by cr3ative 5y ago
And then nobody is aware of the huge breaking change in a popular open source library. This isn't "professional", this is your legal team making things worse.
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by cr3ative 5y ago
It's a suspicious action, so probably locking the account down until they can get in touch and confirm that's what the user wanted to do, and wasn't hacked etc. Could even be automated between npm and github, a compromise war
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by cr3ative 5y ago
"Erased" is the key term here, they rug-pulled a popular NPM package. That's within their rights, but it's going to break things and looks very suspicious, so I'm not entirely surprised their account has been locked
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by cr3ative 5y ago
Without getting in to the conspiracy theories or watching someone's YouTube, it appears the (oft controversial) author rug-pulled a popular npmjs package. This is probably Github doing damage control / fixing up build pipelines fo
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by cr3ative 5y ago
(2020). Not this article again. Observability is crucial in reducing time-to-resolution in incidents. I would much rather have to debug a chatty system than one which says nothing yet fails monitoring checks.
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by cr3ative 5y ago
This can't possibly be a good faith comment.
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by cr3ative 5y ago
Latest Chrome, macOS - your R3 intermediate cert expired "Wednesday, 29 September 2021"
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by cr3ative 5y ago
I think we're all a little nervous after various Edge and Windows updates have either introduced adverts to the UI or even buy-now-pay-later predatory lending. These updates look promising, but MS really should pay attention to the sen
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by cr3ative 5y ago
Just FYI, this fails to load with the Dark Reader extension installed - you're relying on the DOM position of a stylesheet, which extensions can change. Might want to look in to that. https://i.imgur.com/yqjqrWI_d.webp?
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by cr3ative 5y ago
When they have too much pride in an all-green dash, sure. Allowing any engineer to declare a problem when first detected? Not so hard, but it doesn't make you look good if you have an ultra-twitchy finger. They have the balance badly w
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by cr3ative 5y ago
Try a different machine and a different internet connection. Maybe your phone - just a nice normal everyone-has-one machine - if you're on an anonymous or strange version of Linux, or using a VPN, or datacenter internet connection etc,
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by cr3ative 5y ago
Are you aware you're commenting on a nostalgic bluetooth kids phone which pairs to your mobile phone in the same way a headset does?
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by cr3ative 5y ago
I generally dislike interfaces which don't react well to terminal resizing, usually because they're trying to do something fancy with progress bars.
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by cr3ative 5y ago
Scroll to bottom right. Click llama.
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by cr3ative 5y ago
Please don't open sharing options when I highlight text - that's how many people including me keep track of reading position. I had to try and adblock the element which pops up to read this.
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by cr3ative 5y ago
I know it's by the brand, but mentioning "my Calendly link" to your direct family is so stilted it hurts. Just adding a link and saying "this link should show when I'm usually free" is a bit more human. Doesn&#
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by cr3ative 5y ago
Ha, well, define average person in this case. HN is of course a very technical audience who might be interested in replacing a bad memory chip on a board, but it could easily be argued that your average person would consider a dock replacem
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by cr3ative 5y ago
I agree with you there, the parent was decrying the nature of AASP repairs.
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by cr3ative 5y ago
Which part is a lie? Parts are available - yes. Screens, modules, etc. Tools are available - sure. Pentalobe screwdrivers, etc. Manuals are available - yes they are. You call their quality sub-par, but none of that is a lie. Component-level
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by cr3ative 5y ago
I use the Netatmo Video Doorbell for their Homekit integration. Doesn't support HKSV yet but it's due "soon".
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by cr3ative 5y ago
Security through obscurity hasn't been a good idea for a while either, to be fair

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