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by cuu508 15y ago
Current solutions to many-passwords problem are: * identity service like OpenID, Twitter, Facebook * Password Manager like LastPass, KeePass I wonder if, at least in some cases, we could somehow get rid of identity requirement altogether:
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by cuu508 15y ago
Sudoku solvers might take interest in breaking this. Given enough known generated passwords, it should be possible to reconstruct the square, no?
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by cuu508 15y ago
Perhaps this measures capability of SpeedTest, not capability of Google :-)
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by cuu508 15y ago
Or it could be because of frame rate of those pans. Increase frame rate and the motion will appear fluid. But it will also be shorter. 250 cameras sounds like a lot but there were maybe just 25 horizontally, so that's 1 second of fluid anim
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by cuu508 15y ago
In Facebook's privacy settings you can specify that your updates are visible to "Everyone; except person X". The annoying guy doesn't see your posts and stays calm, works brilliant.
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Google Nexus puzzle 1(twitter.com)
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by cuu508 16y ago
This doesn't seem like a good match. With different hardware and prices of electricity out there it would be hard to make the system fair for everyone. Also, although minting coins is an important feature of Bitcoin, it seems there's a cert
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by cuu508 16y ago
Root login shouldn't be your normal entrance. For maintenance stuff use sudo-capable regular user account with public key authentication. If there's some software that requires root login and you cannot do anything about it, enable root log
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by cuu508 16y ago
Keep in mind each fallback/recovery option like secret question, secondary email address, OTPs etc. is an extra attack vector too. So would be good idea to store that old email somewhere securely too...