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5y ago
It seems to be working now.
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5y ago
Yes, same here. Can't login via iOS app, Bridge, or web.
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Could be an interesting series. Love the throwback Web 1.0 styling. Im a little surprised that WorldsAway wasn’t talked about! Maybe that game was more popular in my mind than it was in reality. From 15-18 I was on there constantly! I still
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"A more successful approach would be eliminating the ability for anyone in the world to extort money anonymously from companies. Because without the motivation, the blackmailers have no reason to blackmail you. " While I agree in
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Capture One Launches Native Support for M1 Macs
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One of the most important things I learned about SPF records was that the entire record had to be under 256 bytes. We were sending out emails from multiple servers on one domain, and were having so many deliverability issues because the SPF
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6y ago
I work in a retail photography environment. The amount of 16-25 year olds who come in to buy film is astonishing. Many of them don't even know why they're shooting film. They need help loading their cameras and have no idea what t
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Awesome!! I hope they bring back that feature that would load a random bookmark. I used to discover so much weird and cool stuff on the internet that way, kinda like HN ;) Conversation starters for days. The Roy Orbison wrapped in clingfil
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You make valid points. But for years malicious Flash applets were one of the primary ways malware was delivered over the web. For IT departments, unless a user absolutely needed it, it was removed from their system. There was a time where i
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Awesome. Simply awesome. Such a fun, interesting and refreshing read. I really needed to take my mind off the news for a while and this was perfect. Congratulations, this is an amazing project.
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It's the hottest new browser on the market. I'm here all week.
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It really is jarring when you see your regularly visited websites without ad blocking. A news site that I look at has infinite scrolling ads of those "Dentists everywhere are furious about this trick" with a picture of an avocado
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6y ago
This x10000.
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I think when it became part of MoMA's permanent collection it really solidified a special place for itself.
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>>the most obvious one I can think of is customers either pretending they didn't break their device by modding it when they in fact did or not even pretending and instead trying to cancel the company for having this policy becaus
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Well I spoke too soon. Initially I did see the controls pop up on the bottom, but I just resized my browser window, and now for the life of me cannot get them to show up again. Oh well. I'll keep messing with it.
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Nice! That does work. Thanks for that. I'm still a little baffled as to why they don't just allow that on the desktop site, though.
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I begrudgingly started an insta a few days ago. I am a photographer and I have resisted for so long. But this isolation just made me want to stay connected to my classmates and other photographer friends. I have to say, as a photo sharing p
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Not the same. I added one of those to a 13" MBP I used to have. The protector alters the way you see the color on the screen, and adds a kind of weird pixelated look. As someone who does professional photo and video editing, that'
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I wish Apple would bring back a true anti-glare matte display option. I can't stand the reflectivity on any of their laptops despite their claim that it's "anti-glare." I love the macOS ecosystem, but I REALLY love the 1
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I love booting Haiku up in a VM and spending an hour or two here or there pretending I’m one of the lucky few who got a Be Box in the 90s. I was a Super Nintendo and Windows PC clone kid, but I had Neo Geo and Be Box taste.
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Nice, my smart TV has been peeping on me playing Peep Show on repeat. More seriously, our privacy has been nullified by ferocious marketing and advertising tactics. Data collection has weaved its way into the design of most of the products
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>> or get a special protected number? That's an interesting point. Maybe an unlisted burner that you don't use for anything else could be your SMS backup number. At least that adds one small layer of security. It's like
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There are 2 other admins in our domain. We all get the same error. Through the Azure console I can disable MFA for other accounts, so even if I lost my app, one of the other 2 admins could just disable MFA until I re-enable it on another de
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When I uncheck Authentication phone I get a red error message: "Configure at least one phone so that if you lose the app you are not locked out of the account." If You are able to remove it, I’m wondering if there is some sort of
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In my opinion, Microsoft's implementation of MFA on Office 365 (at least our instance) is broken. SMS MFA is inadequate and should not be used, the SS7 network is apparently trivially hackable in some circles and text messages can be r
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7y ago
Do you have WebRTC disabled? I disable it in Firefox and it breaks this test.
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> The fastest autofocus primes I see are f/2.8 and f/4, which are roughly equivalent in speed to an f/1.6 or f/2.3 respectively. < Can you elaborate on that? What do you mean by "equivalent in speed?"
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I would call it limited. In fact, even Jesper Kouthoofd, the CEO of TE, would call it limited. From PUSH TURN MOVE (an amazing book on UI design in synthesizers) - "And to be creative, you often need many limitations. Suppose you have
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This. Tell a story with the photo. There are millions and millions of photos out there, but only YOU have your viewpoint. Only YOU have your intellect and knowledge. Tell a story, it will be unique and people might like it. Also, Instagram
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