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draebek
6y ago
Note that I think this blocking is done not by detecting a site doing it, but instead by using block lists: Firefox has a list of sites where third-party resources, including JS that would do canvas fingerprinting, will be blocked. As I u
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draebek
6y ago
Check the instructions at https://authy.com/guides/paypal/ . Those seem to work for me, I can indeed now add an authenticator app just as shown there.
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draebek
6y ago
Oh, people are globally allowing CDNs? This has been a major thorn in my side running uBlock Origin on "medium mode" (block all third-party scripts and frames) for years now, but I figured globally allowing CDNs—or almost any sit
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draebek
6y ago
I think they offer TOTP now, right? Started sometime last year? Do you have to activate SMS alongside it? I have been using TOTP with PayPal for (I think) a few years now. You used to have to run some weird local Python script that someh
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draebek
6y ago
OK, so that's the same refund of shipping fees you get from Amazon if they're late, right? Actually, I've gotten free months of Prime with Amazon easily by just going into support chat and saying more-or-less, "You misse
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draebek
6y ago
OK, good deal, I am very pleased to know that it's all acceptable behavior. Thanks for the detailed reply. :)
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draebek
6y ago
Well, everyone probably does need to agree on what is off-limits for work conversation. Putting something like "Joe Biden is a communist" or "Black lives matter is just a front for foreign agitators" into #hot-takes is
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6y ago
I like the phrase "exposure budget", I hope you don't mind if I steal it. I've been thinking of things the same way, though my #1 "budgetary priority" right now is probably "open schools" over everyt
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draebek
6y ago
I fully agree, but in an office of 100 people, I'm surprised everyone else agrees.
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6y ago
I like these channels a lot. I have to ask, though, doesn't #hot-takes end up getting people in trouble? Like HR trouble? Or at least stuff like starting political flame wars between colleagues?
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6y ago
FWIW I would never trust USPS to deliver on time in my city. They regularly lose packages for a week or two before magically delivering them, with tracking information that is the long-form equivalent of ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. UPS, FedEx, and
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draebek
6y ago
Is that a common thing for you, having a coin closed in your laptop? :)
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6y ago
Thanks for this contrary opinion. :) I have been using a Touch Bar MBP for about 18 months. I have my Touch Bar configured for function keys all the time. I touch type fairly quickly, so I rarely look at the keyboard. I spend all day in
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draebek
6y ago
FYI there are various utilities (Hammerspoon and Karabiner Elements, off the top of my head) that can make caps lock act as escape if pressed and released, control if used in conjunction with other keys. This took some getting used to, but
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draebek
6y ago
For one thing, in the case of Reddit, there are sites which exist to archive deleted posts and comments. I believe I've used https://www.removeddit.com/ in the past to read some deleted content. I would imagine it
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draebek
6y ago
One thing ClimaCell seems to advertise is that they have access to, "Millions of data points from proprietary sources such as IoT, Drones, Airplanes, Cellular Signals, Sat Com Signals, Cameras, and more, combined with traditional data
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6y ago
I'm surprised to be the first to write: You estimate because you do contract work for US state/local government, and the paperwork and process is horrible, and so you have to write a contract where you lay out the whole final pro
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6y ago
I hear that, after it left beta, the number of games that you can play on GeForce NOW is greatly reduced. I have read that you can no longer play arbitrary games from your Steam library (like you could in beta), and furthermore, a few ma
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7y ago
> Everbank (not owned by TIAA) is an online-only, no-branches honest-to-god US bank. Sorry, I don't understand, are you saying Everbank was not bought by TIAA? (It seems that it was.) Or is there another "Everbank" other
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7y ago
FWIW I tried Mackup for a few days to try and sync prefs between two macOS machines, and it broke more than it fixed. Many applications don't like having their preferences files symlinked or preferences changed while they're runn
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7y ago
Note that, at least as of 10.14 (Mojave), lots of built-in macOS preferences do not like their settings to be changed this way. For example, you can use `defaults` to change preferences for the trackpad to your heart's content, but th
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draebek
8y ago
Oh jeez, don't tell podcast advertisers, but I read your list, recognized that I've heard ads for every one of those products repeatedly across multiple podcasts, but I couldn't remember any of the brand names except for sh
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draebek
9y ago
FWIW apparently emacs-slack uses Slack's API rather than the IRC gateway, so it will actually stay working (for now), or so I've read: https://github.com/yuya373/emacs-slack
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9y ago
If you carefully read the sentence before your quote, it says, " For certain sensitive information , Apple uses end-to-end encryption." (Emphasis added.) Then scroll down to the "End-to-end encrypted data" section wher
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draebek
11y ago
You can have additional MacPorts repositories, though I'm sure they're not nearly as configurable as in APT. See, for example, https://guide.macports.org/chunked/development.local-reposit... . Instead of loc
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draebek
11y ago
Looks like Subversion is required by nmap-update, part of nmap. http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/nmap-update.1.html
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draebek
11y ago
Thanks for pointing out that Google's chosen data may be questionable. I found two other sources citing more like ~2.5% market share, which is in line with what you cite. I was motivated to go check our analytics and we're at mo
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11y ago
"It seems though that if you need Internet Explorer 8 support, you’ll have to stick to using Bootstrap 3." I'm kind of surprised. No doubt some user bases have user bases running newer browsers, but with IE 8 still sitting a
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11y ago
Agreed. I think black tea, in particular, can have like 75% of the caffeine in the same quantity of coffee. See, for example, the table at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caffeine#Natural_occurrence
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12y ago
I think it's either the Playstation (1) or Playstation 2 start-up sound.
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