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721.
by cube00 4y ago
It's right up there with being told you shouldn't need any access to production if you programmed it correctly the first time.
722.
by cube00 4y ago
There's other reasons to use a different port. I move it to cut down on the failed login attempts (yes they'll never succeed given I only allow keys) but they clutter the log so I can't tell if I'm actually being targete
723.
by cube00 4y ago
PSA: Having a will is not just if you are old. Every one should have one and if your affairs are straight forward you may be able to it yourself with a kit.
724.
by cube00 4y ago
That's not really fair, zero days will always exist.
725.
by cube00 4y ago
By the sounds of this they just wanted to be as needlessly cruel as possible to strike fear into those left behind to work even harder. There are so many other ways to handle this that will retain the employee's dignity but still mitig
726.
by cube00 4y ago
But then we can't harvest your email address
727.
by cube00 4y ago
Reminds me of all that hype around Business Process Management (BPM) and we ended up with "Integration Specialists" to actually build the process flows because the fancy diagram builders only went so far.
728.
by cube00 4y ago
I thought you were joking but ChatGPT actually does this if you ask: So when you want to say it all, With a gesture big or small, Choose Interflora, the name you know, For the finest flowers, where ever you go. With their quick
729.
by cube00 4y ago
They need it running first so they can ask it for the code to implement dark mode.
730.
by cube00 4y ago
Just wait until ads are in-lined with the responses and sponsors products are prioritized if you're not specific about what you want.
731.
by cube00 4y ago
I also can't answer that question while your default search engine is not Bing and your default browser is not Edge.
732.
by cube00 4y ago
Streaming services are never going to open themselves up for this.
733.
by cube00 4y ago
> To avoid paying artists? Not at all. It claims the move was to "help the anime industry" amid an ongoing labour shortage. Once the labour shortage is resolved they'll go back to paying artists right? Never let a good
734.
by cube00 4y ago
This kind of unbalanced pricing also acts as a disincentive to regularly test your disaster recovery procedures.
735.
by cube00 4y ago
> You do realize what you setup in that tutorial right? Sure, buyer beware but is it reasonable that a clearly marked demo project is set up with services to that level of resourcing? Nobody is going to take a demo like that and start
736.
by cube00 4y ago
> The issue is causing impact in waves, peaking approximately every 30 minutes. Does anyone have any general ideas on what kind of outage manifests itself like this? Devices retrying to authenticate every 30 minutes and finding the ser
737.
by cube00 4y ago
It's redirecting as 301 "Moved Permanently" as well which doesn't make sense given the post is 7 hours old.
738.
by cube00 4y ago
Features are also for some sneaky bonus profits. I can't see why else I need Candy Crush and TikTok on my Start menu in a fresh install.
739.
by cube00 4y ago
Do not disable updates. When (not if) it gets compromised your machine will become a launch pad to damage other machines on the internet. If you really disagree move to Linux, you'll still have updates but you decide when to apply them
740.
by cube00 4y ago
The linked student article covers that. Gaining access to the software that runs the lights is one of the main reasons why the lights can’t be adjusted correctly. “[5th Light] no longer has any of that information. They don’t have the soft
741.
by cube00 4y ago
They are designed for that https://diy.stackexchange.com/questions/21685/does-turning-c... But I agree some organizations will prohibit staff from touching the breakers.
742.
by cube00 4y ago
They don't even have to raise prices. Keeping a generation locked into Google products could turn them into the Microsoft of the next generation of office workers.
743.
by cube00 4y ago
A license agreement and they want your full name and email. Pass. (Yes I know you can lie but my point is they are asking for this)
744.
by cube00 4y ago
I look at retiring developers and wonder how they built Windows applications with no internet access, MSDN on CD-ROM and Petzold's books. The next generation will look at me with their AI tools and wonder how I built anything with prim
745.
by cube00 4y ago
Hopefully the first column isn't ID either[1] [1]: https://alunr.com/excel-csv-import-returns-an-sylk-file-form...
746.
by cube00 4y ago
Sorry probably not the best wording. If Bitwarden changes their API the Vaultwarden team has to act fast enough to get the same changes into the Rust version before Bitwarden updates the clients. In one case they weren't fast enough h
747.
by cube00 4y ago
In my case I could continue to use the app, it broke the ability to sign into the vault. If you only lock your vault and not fully logout you may not have noticed it. https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden/issu
748.
by cube00 4y ago
It's fragile if you do that. Bitwarden updated their API last month on the clients so you couldn't connect to Vaultwarden at all until the Vaultwarden team could reverse engineer the change and produce a new release.
749.
by cube00 4y ago
It's easier to manage until it breaks as the recent example last month when Bitwarden updated their client and Vaultwarden had to play catch up and reverse engineer the changes. That experience sent me back to just letting Bitwarden ho
750.
by cube00 4y ago
Considering this new one has Android on it, your point about not needing security updates doesn't hold. If Sony is as aggressive as Google is, three years you'll have a malware magnet in addition to your smart phone.

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