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by gtech1 3y ago
all of them. instead of sending your password as johndoe, you send johndoe123456 where 123456 is the code
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by gtech1 3y ago
It's trivial to add 2fa to smtp/pop/imap. Take your preferred auth module in Dovecot and modify it to read the input password as: pwd+otp code. If the user is 2fa enabled, read last 6 digits and compare against totp. If match
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Ask HN: Live Agent Chat Recommendation
1 points by gtech1 3y ago|0 comments
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by gtech1 3y ago
I thought you would go for gold and ask it how to reverse entropy...
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by gtech1 3y ago
This is why Asimov was a genius. I read what you said, and compared it to what he wrote 50-60 years ago: "Early in the history of Multivac, it had becorne apparent that the bottleneck was the questioning procedure. Multivac could answe
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by gtech1 3y ago
I know fuck all, but maybe what you know is to do things a certain way. I'm guessing you could have worked at any car manufacturer 15 years ago and would have said electrical cars are a fantasy. Yet someone came along and disrupted you
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by gtech1 3y ago
Of course not. Alpha males command the most attention
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by gtech1 3y ago
And someone would have noticed illicit activity using a stolen key for 2 years...oh wait
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by gtech1 3y ago
https://youtu.be/mOb8qxay748?feature=shared
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by gtech1 3y ago
https://cocinahermanostorres.com/en/ In Barcelona is a perfect example of this. Amazing food and amazing location
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by gtech1 3y ago
I read 2 years ago this post: https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2021/12/a-deep-dive-i... Where they go and mention that the attackers went ahead and built their own simulator of a CPU as part of their attack
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by gtech1 3y ago
I think the documentary was Les Caids des Cites (?) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gajW7PNOJKw
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by gtech1 4y ago
We have a Delonghi Eletta which automates everything, but the real secret are the high quality beans. I discovered Cafe Richard , Florio mix, it's fantastic. Amazing cup after cup of excellent coffee
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by gtech1 4y ago
Well, the way I saw it: Getting vaccinated was not just for yourself, but for those around you that couldn't. So in a sense, kind of like law 0 And then the third one ( sorry, I had said first ) was to protect its own existence. I saw
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by gtech1 4y ago
around the turn of the century many ideas were floating around in order to explain unexplainable phenomena. It took Einstein and Quantum physics to radically change the worldview and make sense, while make-shift ideas were discarded. I susp
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by gtech1 4y ago
So how would that explain the fact that spacetime is curved in a very predictable manner in a clear relation to the mass of an object in spacetime ?
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by gtech1 4y ago
Yet those laws ( 4 actually, not 3 ) have deep social and psychological implications. We actually lived laws 0 and 1 through the recent Covid pandemic. law 0: A robot may not harm humanity, or, by inaction, allow humanity to come to harm. l
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by gtech1 4y ago
Does this assume a single universe ? In other words, can causality be broken if we assume we live in a multi-verse and achieving FTL from Time-PointA in Universe 1 to Time-PointB in Universe 2 ?
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by gtech1 4y ago
Maybe it's me getting old, but most of the hotels I've been to, slightly higher end ones, had really weird bathrooms. From no doors, to imperfectly closing doors on purpose ( think rough barn door ) , to saloon doors (???). Who de
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by gtech1 4y ago
One of the lesser known stories from Asimov, but entertaining nevertheless. https://archive.org/details/isaac-asimov-jokester
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Teltonika RMS Security Concerns
1 points by gtech1 4y ago|0 comments
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by gtech1 5y ago
So the edge of the observable universe was 6000 ly away ? Something doesn’t add up