deltaknight

6 ms·

31.
by deltaknight 2y ago
FWIW, other services like Apple Music and Amazon music (I’m sure others as well) also have similar “station” like features, where you can play a station for a given song/album. Apple Music will also recommend songs at the bottom of you
32.
by deltaknight 2y ago
Microsoft do this to, I think it’s called something like “safelinks”. All links in outlook/teams are intermediated via a MS url that does some sort of “scan” then redirects you. Extremely frustrating when that service stops working, be
33.
by deltaknight 2y ago
In this scenario, you would go through redundancy processes instead of simply firing people. Depending on the laws and the country, it involves consultations, handing out offers for alternative roles in the company, mandatory notice periods
34.
Show HN: What Could It Cost?(whatcoulditcost.amandhoot.com)
1 points by deltaknight 2y ago|0 comments
35.
by deltaknight 2y ago
Yep more or less, I liked the idea of having the “Passwords” contain my OTPs (didn’t mind about the threat model for having OTPs and Passwords in the same place), but I didn’t like the UX of the app and having to open it and navigate to my
36.
by deltaknight 2y ago
Yes you’re right, ideally OTPs should be on a single device you control (to fulfil the “something you have” factor of authentication). However, for me personally the syncing of OTPs is basically a requirement to ensure you don’t lose access
37.
by deltaknight 2y ago
Completely agreed, it’s very frustrating when a once useful app becomes sidelined and is difficult to migrate off of. Speaking of shortcuts, that’s actually been on my list of things to implement, so if you’re interested check back at the e
38.
Show HN: OVault – Simple and Local OTP Management for iOS/macOS(ovault.net)
24 points by deltaknight 2y ago|6 comments
39.
by deltaknight 2y ago
Doesn’t this show that ignoring CR and only processing LFs is a good idea? If I’m understanding right (probably wrong), this vuln relied on some servers using CRLF only as endings, and others supporting both CRLF and LF. If every server upd
40.
by deltaknight 2y ago
Fair point, although I’d suggest that many programs already treat LF as NL (e.g. unix text files), so this understanding of the meaning of LF already exists in the world. If you’re writing anything generic/cross-platform, you have to b
41.
by deltaknight 2y ago
As an implementation detail, I assume many programs simply ignore the CR character already? Whilst of course many windows programs (and protocols as mentioned) still require CRLF, surely the most efficient way to make something cross-platfo
42.
by deltaknight 2y ago
I think you mean close to the average water usage of ~1300 European households, as 1 cubic meter of water = 1000L.
43.
by deltaknight 2y ago
Honestly I’ve worked in places with many 1000s of AD groups. At some point, that’s just what fine grained access control means, I’m not sure there’s much point in trying to prematurely optimise for fewer groups. Of course, if there’s a way
44.
by deltaknight 2y ago
Over time this is likely true, but the reality of the top-end of sport is that tiny differences in tracks/environments have a big impact. So if your goal is to find the best out of a group of people at a point in time, I’d suggest the
45.
by deltaknight 2y ago
Personally, I find a lot of nuance can be lost when just blindly following a route that an app recommends to me. This is particularly true when there are emerging delays on the tube and you need to figure out an alternate route, the time it
46.
by deltaknight 2y ago
For what it’s worth, whilst your point somewhat stands, generally just 2 devices are not considered 2 factors. Usually, the factors are considered as: - something you know (e.g a password) - something you have (e.g. a device token) - someth
47.
by deltaknight 3y ago
I had a similar experience very recently (albeit within Europe). Did you try their manual verification process? It was available to me after two failed automatic attempts, and it basically had me send an email to Hetzner support asking if t