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> Amazon orders still arrive in two days. Mine have been up to a week now. Prime stuff shipping 5-9 days, only very few select items show up in 2 days. Since 2020 or so the "FREE 2-day shipping" has been replaced with "Fre
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4y ago
RvW is an interesting point here - I routinely saw people camped out recording every entry point of a Planned Parenthood for example, including separate cameras pointed lower to capture licence plates. I'm assuming they later post thes
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4y ago
You can usually pick what domain you want to show up there when you buy an ad. It's common so you can use obnoxious chains of tracking links redirecting into each other and not show up as emjcd.com
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4y ago
so IS owns both "supersonic studios" and "supersonic ads"? (though unsure if there is a difference anymore since the latter redirects to supersonic.com)
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4y ago
Is this the same supersonic as supersonicads? If it is, the only time I have ever seen them is basically convincing children like me at the time to download malware in exchange for $0.01 in free to play mobile game credits... The ads they
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4y ago
not if you serve ads first party and native.
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4y ago
i wouldnt be surprised if ads paid much better given the ultra high income first world country user base, frequently on work laptops that might not have adblock installed too
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4y ago
PyPI is correct 2FA: TOTP, WebAuthn etc
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4y ago
I watch Techmoan a lot and I rarely if ever think clickbait, they are almost all straightforward. It was apparently advertised as smart, having a personality, etc
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4y ago
Yeah, pretty much. I explicitly want 2FA with a real 2FA factor on all of my services and all of my machines, but my caveat is that it has to be in my custody - yubikey, totp (not ideal but I do hold an encrypted back up of my seeds that
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4y ago
Another reasonable point here is that pypi is also offering package owners ~$75 (edit: didn't realise they were sold in 1-packs now) in modern usb-c fido2 keys if you have one that is now marked as critical.
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4y ago
I use Okta and it supports webauthn/fido just fine, seemingly by default, including touch id (or any standard USB key). If it does not, it's because your SSO administrator is intentionally turning it off. Okta does not have my pho
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4y ago
I host a lot of production there, but always some layers underneath - like a high CPU or backing storage layer or database, worker nodes that pick up tasks. Never the front user facing. Do not let any user generated content be accessible fr
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I had to block 9 domains to get a reasonable view
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150k is the actual housing and urban development definition of low income in San Francisco. You practically need assistance at that point.
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4y ago
So far my managers in engineering have been pretty good. I am what you would probably call a typical gen z "job hop for TC increase" bay area stereotype; I have had something like a dozen+ bosses so far and none were particularly
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4y ago
This is somewhat of the norm at large places isn't it? I've done interview rounds and was given example questions and more or less told to stick to it otherwise "liability" and "personal bias"
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4y ago
If this is HK/CN related stuff, I'd anticipate Hetzner to be drowned in torrential rains of fake abuse emails.
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4y ago
Trying to not get banned from social media probably
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I hate that 2) is a thing, especially if you have a console that just does P2P matchmaking assisted by the server for NAT punching. My friends that play CoD or similar quite literally get attacked off the internet for winning rounds at leas
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At several places I've seen they keep certain data such as phone, address, etc as a bullshit "business need" to "prevent abuse" and "prevent promo reuse" and keep forever even through CCPA. Also they keep
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I had a very VERY short lived manager at one point that immediately agreed to a request from another manager that violated the laws of physics and said we could do it (SLO including FTL latency multiregion cloud related). Sometimes I still
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4y ago
are you doing the correct standard of never enabling JS, canvas, webgl, and not maximizing your tor window? and resetting your session entirely (no persisting ANYTHING) between runs?
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4y ago
when i worked in asia fora short while drinking with coworkers was effectively mandatory. "optional" but in practice mandatory
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I use powerdns
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If you're going to do the latter at the very least use the built in, included, free libsodium
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> It's like visiting a physical pharmacy. In theory, somebody could be spying on the people who enter and leave the place People do this in the US with Planned Parenthood clinics and parking 4K cameras outside/across the street
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4y ago
Many analytics and tracking pkgs will capture every single form field and upload them as a standard default, and only mask out things that match cc regexes etc Yes it's immensely stupid
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I haven't had an issue with it, you're basically just calling a function. https://github.com/awsdocs/aws-doc-sdk-examples/blob/main/ja...
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Don't forget 'was created for the purpose of filling in a box on "supplier registration" forms [.....] This document continues to be used for its original purpose - providing a reference to fill in the "code of cond
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