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by crehn 7y ago
It's a spectrum; being opaque and stone-cold to that degree is shitty customer service.
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by crehn 7y ago
Not sure about burnout, but similar announcements sure do trigger some companies: http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20190526000118
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by crehn 7y ago
Most things in life seem to change like a pendulum learning from previous swings, slowly converging to a healthy middle. Extremes are useful since they give perspective and attractive since they're easy to grasp.
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by crehn 7y ago
Australian cigarette packs look absolutely disgusting, and back when I lived there, seemed to have a clear effect on people.
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by crehn 7y ago
When TLS is everywhere, what's the most reasonable way for law enforcement to surveil suspects?
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by crehn 7y ago
Lately Bluetooth connectivity with Apple devices has been great for me. AirPods just work and everything is pretty snappy and stable.
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by crehn 7y ago
Seems like a lot of work just to satisfy some arbitrary aesthetic sensitivity. Especially when working in teams, I couldn't care less about the style itself. As long as it's consistent, super easy to adhere (`black .`) and fairly
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by crehn 7y ago
I think you might have a good idea there. With great execution, I could see something like that taking off.
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by crehn 7y ago
> the menu features a list of $13 (£10) cocktails How did we get here?
160.
by crehn 7y ago
Curious about the other variables affecting it. Perhaps facial feature ratios compared to some gold standard?
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by crehn 7y ago
Isn’t the proposed “solution” obvious? Isn’t it just normal, decent human behavior in social situations with potentially conflicting views? Does anyone actually speak in absolutes similar to the ones in the article?
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by crehn 7y ago
I'm hoping one of the big tech companies will invest into creating an inclusive design language that is accessible, functional and sexy from the get-go.
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by crehn 7y ago
That animated Windows logo in the IE status bar brings up a lot of memories. Did it have any real purpose?
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by crehn 7y ago
What's an extremely easy solution to set up and maintain automated certificate signing and provisioning?
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by crehn 7y ago
Ah, you're correct. Seems they skip CA CRL/OCSP in favor of their own CRL. Thanks for the correction.
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by crehn 7y ago
Seems that Firefox skips revocation checks for CA certs [1]. [1] https://wiki.mozilla.org/CA/Revocation_Checking_in_Firefox
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by crehn 7y ago
Not sure of the Firefox implementation; just pointing out revocation isn't necessarily straightforward.
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by crehn 7y ago
Usually the whole certificate chain is distributed as a bundle, and most software don't bother checking revocations.
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by crehn 7y ago
platitudes about surveillance and muh freedoms don't count for shit when your grandma just wants to get rid of the ads on the local newspaper site Very much this. People are often too quick to forget who their customers are and what
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by crehn 7y ago
On a slightly different note, is there some curated collection of serious incidents like this somewhere? Something we could refer to when discussing possible pitfalls?
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by crehn 7y ago
They would have to reissue the intermediate certificate, as well as all dependent certificates.
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I Like Defaults(rehn.me)
3 points by crehn 7y ago|2 comments
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by crehn 7y ago
HN isn't only about tech.
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by crehn 7y ago
I chose last.me. Looks neat, it's a single meaningful word, and first@last.me looks pretty good too.
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by crehn 8y ago
I know it's often mentioned, but I love the simplicity of OpenBSD. Thank you all for the great work.
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by crehn 8y ago
As a teenager I used to wrap my bricked (RRoD) Xbox in a towel to intentionally overheat it. Fixed the issue and kept it going for a while.
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by crehn 8y ago
Seems like the crow is "just" solving the problems independently (with which it has previous experience), rather than thinking multiple steps ahead.
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by crehn 8y ago
Nowadays `font-family: system-ui, sans-serif` is good enough.
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by crehn 8y ago
Support is still bad. There's no easy way to fill columns left to right that works well on both short articles and very long ones.
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by crehn 8y ago
And the Finnish have sima: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sima_(mead)

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