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721.
by crummy 9y ago
Isn't Sonos just saying, if you don't accept the new privacy policy you won't get updates? I highly doubt they're going to deliberately (somehow) break devices for users that refuse to update.
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by crummy 9y ago
Sonos offers synchronization between speakers, better range, music still plays when your phone is off, easier for multiple devices to control the music, plays more music sources (e.g. from a NAS). (Disclaimer: I used to work for Sonos.)
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by crummy 9y ago
Probably cracking passwords would be very slow on router hardware - cool idea though.
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by crummy 9y ago
The improvement is accessibility. It's less secure than physical 2FA but more so than just 1FA. As the article says, "for many, the security of software-based U2F is sufficient and helps to mitigate against many common attacks suc
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by crummy 9y ago
Can you post examples of this? Just curious.
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by crummy 9y ago
The restaurant websites that required flash were a pain in the ass, for sure. But there were some amazing experiments in pushing the boundaries of what I considered a website to be. This is an archive of one of my favourites, the Requiem fo
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by crummy 9y ago
Interesting article. Couldn't help be reminded of this scene in The Wire: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyg_v7Vxo4A
728.
by crummy 9y ago
Isn't Oauth delegating your authentication to a third party, and which is generally regarded as a good idea?
729.
by crummy 10y ago
do we have the same definition of "cavity search"? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_cavity_search
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by crummy 10y ago
Sauce Labs | Developers, sales, support, more | Berlin and SF | Onsite usually I work for the Berlin office of Sauce Labs (nee TestObject), and we provide a testing platform for app developers. Perform manual or live tests on a large librar
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by crummy 10y ago
I thought washing dishes was often less efficient when done by hand? (Depends on the amount of dishes and a lot of other factors though, I suppose.)
732.
by crummy 10y ago
You think he's on the payroll of Big Linux?
733.
by crummy 10y ago
These tools are never going to be perfect, just roadblocks. Many people don't know those tricks.
734.
by crummy 10y ago
From my tech support days it seemed like every antivirus or firewall software I encountered had its own unique uninstallation software that you had to download separately if you wanted to completely wipe it off your machine. I don't un
735.
by crummy 10y ago
One significant difference is that iOS devices get security updates far longer than most Android devices.
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Dolphin Progress Report: December 2016(dolphin-emu.org)
132 points by crummy 10y ago|16 comments
737.
by crummy 10y ago
That happens all the time at many restaurants for larger groups.
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by crummy 10y ago
I don't think illegal aliens can get welfare.
739.
by crummy 10y ago
I had similar experiences with Windows hiDPI support but they've all been resolved in the last year with recent software updates.
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by crummy 10y ago
I don't think spammers care about the difference between an email they have and an email they have that clicked a link. They're going to spam both anyway.
741.
by crummy 10y ago
I think the article is talking about this here: "You don't try to suppress— “Don't give me attitude for all I've done for you!” What research shows is that it will lead to escape behavior on the part of the child. It wil
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by crummy 10y ago
Long and uncomfortable, so about what I'd expect for an international economy class flight. Nothing out of the ordinary.
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by crummy 10y ago
Calvin & Hobbes also: http://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/1989/08/01
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by crummy 10y ago
I flew a ten hour flight from Europe to LAX on Norwegian and no meals were served (you could buy food though). First time I've been on a flight that long with optional food.
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by crummy 10y ago
I don't have any actual data but NZ seemed to have a fair bit of anti-Asian sentiment.
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by crummy 10y ago
One that comes to mind is folks asking for relative path support in Dockerfiles (though I understand why the Docker folks don't want to do that).
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by crummy 10y ago
Related, here's a visualization that shows connotations from different cultures for colours: http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/colours...
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by crummy 10y ago
When I filter location to Berlin, it shows three different Berlins in the US - but after selecting the first the results appear to be in Germany (what I was looking for).
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by crummy 10y ago
I'm really excited about Takipi (I guess OverOps now) but the per-JVM pricing kills it for us, especially as we look to moving to microservices. Any plans for alternative pricing, such as per-GB or per-exception?
750.
by crummy 10y ago
Logentries. Not sure if I'd say I'm satisfied, but I haven't found anything better. Pros: * Decent Java logging integration (some services treat things line-by-line, this is a deal breaker for things like multi-line Java exce

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