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by cuu508 3y ago
Maddy (also) has a single maintainer. Development activity seems to be low, but the couple PRs I submitted (documentation fixes and cleanup) did get accepted.
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by cuu508 3y ago
Regarding resource usage, the benchmarks in the article show reduced IO usage. Are you doubting the validity of those benchmarks?
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by cuu508 3y ago
Another kind of problem would be when someone pledges a big sum for an obscure feature, a first-time contributor writes a (technically perfect) PR for it. Maintainer does not want to merge it, because the feature does not align with maintai
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by cuu508 3y ago
It would be interesting to see a vanilla Postgres running on a single node included in the benchmark as well.
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by cuu508 3y ago
My worry is in the future there may sometimes be no other option than to take this "advantage". If a site implements the new auth standard, will it also keep the current username/password/2fa as an alternative option?
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Adequacy Decision on the EU-US Data Privacy Framework(commission.europa.eu)
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by cuu508 3y ago
So the scenario is: somebody breaks into the house, sits down at the gaming PC, and is able to poke around the local network because the gaming PC has no login password?
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by cuu508 3y ago
Do you need a password on your gaming machine? What is your threat model?
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by cuu508 3y ago
There are plenty of business websites that rank on search engines and don't use GA.
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by cuu508 3y ago
> For purposes of data protection laws, Userrmaven Inc., a company duly incorporated and organized under the laws of the United States of America, having its registered address at 2055 Limestone Road STE, 200-C, Wilmington, Delaware 1980
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by cuu508 3y ago
To get the process started for a specific company, submit a complaint to the supervisory authority of the country the company is based in. Contacts: https://edpb.europa.eu/about-edpb/about-edpb/members_en As an ex
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by cuu508 3y ago
Out of curiosity, what was the reason for defederation?
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by cuu508 3y ago
From https://www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/articles/1500000277382-Ac... : > Note: Fastmail is not a bulk email sending service. Our rate limits are designed to be generous for individual users, but not for bul
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by cuu508 3y ago
> but if you use it a bit more than a personal (or a business individual) account you are on the shallow grounds What do you mean by "a bit more"? Do you mean using them as a SMTP relay? Having many email addresses and users un
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by cuu508 3y ago
On Garmin watches, Settings > Notifications & Alerts > System Alerts > Phone > Connection Alerts On. Yeah, it's a little buried :-)
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by cuu508 3y ago
I think parent means they do not need OLED display. There are cheaper display types.
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by cuu508 3y ago
Sometimes a fresh start is a good thing :-) Alternatively, you get a new phone, install a TOTP app and scan or import your TOTP seed backups.
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by cuu508 3y ago
I take the argument that enabling 2FA increases the risk of getting locked out of the account with no recourse. But I doubt that many people with good password discipline will revert to bad password discipline after enabling 2FA (the Charli
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by cuu508 3y ago
If you don't have access to the original phone number you used for registering, and accidentally lose or break the phone, how do you recover the account?
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by cuu508 3y ago
Consider 3 scenarios: - Alice is currently reusing passwords, and does not use 2FA. Alice decides to set up 2FA, but keeps reusing passwords. Not ideal, but net improvement. - Bob is using a password manager, but does not use 2FA. Bob decid
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by cuu508 3y ago
But keep in mind these numbers expire if you do not top them up regularly, and eventually get assigned to someome else.
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by cuu508 3y ago
You did describe them as "dodgy" though. Not proactively updating expired cards is dodgy. Supplying an unmonitored email address as a contact address is dodgy. Cutting service after non-payment, email warnings, and grace period is
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by cuu508 3y ago
> "Tell me a cron expression to run command on each third Monday of a month and explain it" ChatGPT responds: > 0 0 0 ? * MON#3 * Regarding MON#3, it explains: "Day of the week (MON#3): This is the crucial part of the e
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by cuu508 3y ago
Which one?
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by cuu508 3y ago
I was thinking about the article author's case where they were looking at options for implementing unique user tracking for themselves, on their own server.
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by cuu508 3y ago
But do they store individual IP+UA hashes, or do they mush them together in a bloom filter or a HyperLogLog data structure? In the first case, it could be argued they still store personally identifiable information (for a limited time, but
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by cuu508 3y ago
> NB: this is completely irrelevant except as a mathematical curiosity, because GDPR prohibits any processing of PII (in this case - the fingerprint), not just storing it anywhere, without a legal basis. Hmm, but using PII in anonymized
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by cuu508 3y ago
Aah, OK, I thought by "you" you meant Microsoft.
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by cuu508 3y ago
It's not quite the same though. In the cookie case, you can detect a returning visitor by the presence of the cookie, you do not need to assign an unique identifier. In the hashing case, the hash of the IP and UA counts as PII, at leas
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by cuu508 3y ago
A half-baked idea I had while reading the article was to use bloom filters: User visits the site. On the backend, check if their IP+UA is in the bloom filter or not. If not, increase the unique visitor counter and add them to the filter. Pe

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