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Is this strictly for techies that would possess AWS keys in the first place (see Dropbox HN launch post, just set up your own FTP server, etc) or eventually intended for normal people? If you are implementing client side encryption, somethi
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4y ago
what parts specifically of those sites? most are not hashes.
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To be entirely fair, you are in a Muslim country with heavy internet censorship. I wouldn't really call it naive as it's the nature of TLS (1.2), you can see the hostname but can't inject a page into the middle without blatan
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presumably that is the page they are trying to redirect you to. I find it interesting they don't try to impersonate the site or anything, but very clearly say it's a telkomsel-issued certificate (tepat/baik is something like
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https://internettepat.telkomsel.com/asset/Banner-Internet-Po... This site cannot be accessed because it might contain pornography, gambling, ..etc
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4y ago
It's not cheap, and it's usually pretty shitty food. It's just convenient when your next class is in 10 minutes.
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4y ago
IIRC Apple stores all do permanently stored facial recognition and capture.
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In the US uni system usually there are prepaid mandatory meal plans. The student can not afford food outside of their prepaid meal plan at the cafeteria.
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I think they ran out of 1TBs, I have 40 of these and they're all 2TB now. If your drive fails it will probably be replaced with a 2...
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I would always dread new teammates that were 100% academia with no industry experience or real project experience. More often than not if you leave them alone for a bit you come back to functions with several dozen one character parameters
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4y ago
My assumption is that traditional finance money is often a lot more refundable. FWIW, different industry, but I did a few months as a contractor at two AAA game devs and my god the amount of shit you have to deal with, having a staff flagge
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4y ago
Was this formerly a good site? I remember running into cracked periodically in the last few years and it always looked like the absolute worst of clickbait spam, but these articles are rather decent
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For crypto, this is actually somewhat reasonable. I'm sure this sounds "dumb" to traditional users, but if you are a community manager of a cryptocurrency, you will probably have near continuous 7x24 attacks on you in an atte
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Much smaller POV, but when I was dealing with ISP things in past I've found that on many networks v4 might have a nice, redundant blend while frequently v6 is some mix of HE+something or singlehomed HE, which disappoints me. But then t
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4y ago
Out of my circle, the only people I know that actually spend BTC as BTC for transactions, usually for things like personal domains, hold their own wallet and don't touch exchanges. The people that heavily use exchanges hold it purely f
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4y ago
This might actually be part of the reason, interesting. Is this common in the states? The Samsung line are the only carrier (full purchased, unlocked, not leased though) provided phones I've used. Pixel and iPhone bought from source di
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Nice to see that they are actually trying now, looks like only the last two flagship models covered (more or less? Galaxy S22, S22+, S22 Ultra, Galaxy S21, S21+, S21 Ultra, S21 FE). My unpatched experience is around the S10 line. It appears
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This is pretty accurately my feeling. I trust Apple honestly not much, but more than Google, and I pay Apple for iCloud and know what I'm getting. Paying Google is a huge pain in the ass while Apple just collects every month off my ba
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it depends heavily, I carry both on a daily basis (the iPhone is the oncall/work-pays) If you are not on the Pixel line, you're probably barely getting support measured in months. I absolutely despise most third party Android vend
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The question kind of becomes whether you're willing and able to get authorisation to move to the US, specifically to an area where $130k is below the definition of "low income" and requires five roommates even then, because e
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This is a feature to require that you can do instant withdrawal to specified addresses, and adding new addresses incurs a 48h lockout for those. I don't like Coinbase, but it's good that they are disabling SMS auth for this too.
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Don't you have to waive your right to sue in the US to purchase or boot a Tesla?
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The way I think of it, risk of accident of the delivery truck, the risk of the farm getting their crops ruined, risk of insolvency or net x day term payments, risk of loans taken out to cover patented seeds, risk of expired food. If nobody
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I've been through arbitration once and won. I did not need to really provide anything remotely close to legal documentation tier stuff, I had one recording of a sales rep absolutely lying their ass off to close a sale, the next month&#
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The worst part about this is that children aren't allowed to use it not because their fingers are too small, but because it captures high resolution imagery that might also include biometrics/fingerprints and uploads it to the ven
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This is Techcrunch first-party native. If it can't set a third party tracking and fingerprint cookie, instead it will forcefully HTTP redirect you through that to drop a "first party" cookie. NB: techcrunch is basically adver
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'ai' is a resolvable DNS name, just like you can resolve 'localhost' The owner of 'ai' decided to add an A record on their zone.
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common seo spam
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I did something free and unorthodox for a small project before, where the actual application was a black box binary that was made by a vendor: run an instance of nginx, listen locally, and proxy-pass to the actual external API. Here, you ca
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There is at least (minimum of) 1 person in the world that is into this.
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