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391.
by folmar 6y ago
One form of securing fallback mechanism is to include a long delay, some 2 days, between reset request and execution. It surely does not fit all use cases, but should be good for a lot of less critical stuff.
392.
by folmar 6y ago
German banking has ubiquitous qr-mediated second channel - the authenticator (app or physical device) reads a qr code, shows the transaction details on screen and if they match user types back a code from the app (which is based on qr conte
393.
by folmar 6y ago
_i_am_tld.cloudfront.net IN TXT "yes" _i_am_tld.higashikawa.hokkaido.jp IN TXT "yes"
394.
by folmar 6y ago
It not stretching. The ePrivacy directive requires that user _is offered the right to refuse such processing by the data controller_, so it also refers to Apple itself.
395.
by folmar 6y ago
Microsoft claims otherwise: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/lifecycle/faq/internet-expl... _Internet Explorer is a component of the Windows operating system and follows the Lifecycle Policy for the product o
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by folmar 6y ago
This is the default, but some media sites have made autoplay videos _the_ next-gen whole page popups, so I gladly switched to block all. It also saves a lot of bandwidth.
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by folmar 6y ago
MX is not crucial for email, everything falls back to A. I have an email server with no MX in production for years now. Not the most important one, but in use. Edited to add: there is a tiny fraction of providers that would reject the email
398.
by folmar 6y ago
> if you show just one letter even for non-risky recovery attempts, why bother? It can't possibly be of any significant help to the users. It can be, if you have just a handful of email accounts. Also if you don't recognize the
399.
by folmar 6y ago
If you don't care for small test group you can try to test it yourself with polarizing vs non-polarizing sunglasses.
400.
by folmar 6y ago
I've meant default for org-wide policy . If your org admin is aware of it it can be changed.
401.
by folmar 6y ago
I have no personal experience, but there are some android apps to do this on the phone end.
402.
by folmar 6y ago
Also tuya hardware is generally quite nice compared to other cheap alternatives.
403.
by folmar 6y ago
My experience is quite the opposite: they are hardcoding more things to be hard to replace - you can only have /system apps not affected by forced battery saving limits, the new file-based encryption is moot on unlocked bootloader etc.
404.
by folmar 6y ago
Android with google services replacement MicroG GmsCore runs most apps without hassles.
405.
by folmar 6y ago
I have a rubber stamp so I can vet anything myself.
406.
by folmar 6y ago
You can also make nice updating (but not interactive) background with conky.
407.
by folmar 6y ago
Why should it be cruel? Promotions are a part of life of an integer in C.
408.
by folmar 6y ago
AFAIK the default is that it's SMS on first login but you can change it to something else afterwards, which seems quite stupid.
409.
by folmar 6y ago
More like 7%: https://macdailynews.com/2019/10/10/apples-mac-holds-7-6-of-... This is actual sales, visibility on the Internet is skewed off by a number of limitations.
410.
by folmar 6y ago
You can/should block connections to IPs which were not returned by DNS recently.
411.
by folmar 6y ago
If your ISP is large enough it is only sent to ISP's name server which probably has everything you need cached, and if it isn't it might blend in with other queries. And your ISP can sniff SNI or guess target domains from target I
412.
by folmar 6y ago
Could you just get the icon name in that case? For me it would be good-enough, or, in many cases, better than the crammed design-first icons (Slack, I'm pointing at you!).
413.
by folmar 6y ago
It already mostly is, it is a odd hit to be using exactly the same library from the same CDN as you do. But people also use it for being faster than their main server as CDNs put more effort to be fast than mom-and-pop.
414.
by folmar 6y ago
The is a free one: https://opencores.org/projects/zet86 (I don't know how complete/production grade is it).
415.
by folmar 6y ago
Definitely not everything. Non-compositing window managers on Linux (non-wayland of course) work in the old way.
416.
by folmar 6y ago
It had some good publicity in the last few month on HN. It's on my list to give it a go.
417.
by folmar 6y ago
Ubuntu ESM is 8 years, significantly shorter than RedHat's 12 year maximum.
418.
by folmar 6y ago
It needs them now , but it wasn't always the case. In html5-20121025 User agents must treat elements and attributes that they do not understand as semantically neutral . It was also in the grey area in HTML4.01 spec, note B.1 provide
419.
by folmar 6y ago
As far as my math goes 75k(b/B) on dialup (usual speed for that time is 56.6k) is either 1.3s or 10.6s. Either being acceptable at the time since browser loaded text first and rendered images when they came.
420.
by folmar 6y ago
Brouter (brouter.de) is your friend. A lot of options to tune to your preferences and a decent height model for evading ascents.

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