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by ilikepi 3y ago
Are you sure you have a YubiKey (e.g. a "5 Series"[1]) and not a YubiCo "Security Key"[2]? The latter is a less expensive device with less functionality[3], though still good for arguably the most common 2FA situations.
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by ilikepi 3y ago
There is an episode[1] of NPR's Throughline that covers some of this. That episode was excerpted into a Planet Money episode[2] as well. [1]: https://www.npr.org/2022/06/29/1108728257/do-not-pass-go
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by ilikepi 3y ago
They're not half-size, though, they're actually a bit _more_ than 50%. So that means you'll go through them faster than if you purchase full-sized ones and get in the habit of tearing a full sheet in half and setting the unn
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by ilikepi 3y ago
That looks interesting, but does it work in Ventura? They only list Big Sur and Monterey on the website...
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by ilikepi 3y ago
I would say that would be worse. Presumably there would be no way to remove it without patching the source.
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by ilikepi 3y ago
Hmm...if you mean, would it be better or worse if they distributed the Looking Glass add-on in an automatically installed update, I think that would be...roughly equivalent? I feel like they're breaking some sort of implicit social co
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by ilikepi 3y ago
> The execution was definitely terrible, but "browser company ships promotional easter egg" isn't that bad as "browser company inserts ads into browsing experience" in my opinion. These ads are why Windows 10+ ha
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by ilikepi 3y ago
Did you miss the episode in 2017 in which they used an internal control to force the installation of an add-on as part of a promotion for a television show? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15941302 https://n
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by ilikepi 3y ago
Earlier discussion on Google's announcement: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35917362
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by ilikepi 3y ago
Maybe try the BBC shipping forecast? https://youtu.be/CxHa5KaMBcM I find the use of the Beaufort scale ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beaufort_scale ) gives it a particularly dry flavor...
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by ilikepi 4y ago
I hate this redirect nonsense as well. FYI though, if you tap-and-hold on the back button on Mobile Safari, you'll get a menu of the last 10-ish pages you were on.
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WiFi protocol flaw allows attackers to hijack network traffic(bleepingcomputer.com)
88 points by ilikepi 4y ago|18 comments
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by ilikepi 4y ago
The second "...died on the spot when knocked down by a bus while standing in the middle of the street at the edge of a crowd that gathered to watch the scene."
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by ilikepi 4y ago
On the other hand, the effort to brute force a 72-bit RC5 key continues... https://stats.distributed.net/projects.php?project_id=8 https://www.distributed.net/RC5
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by ilikepi 4y ago
> OK, you want to push Google+? Isn't google+ supposed to be a platform (and not simply an application). Let google reader be an application on top of the Google+ platform. They actually did start to integrate them. Google Reader h
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by ilikepi 4y ago
Don't forget my favorite example: Processing.
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by ilikepi 4y ago
Funny coincidence, mine was, too. The founder acquired the Indy from his previous employer, and it sat in a corner running DNS. There was a Windows box running a RADIUS server, and a Cisco 2501 router. The main office was also a PoP site
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U.S. airline accidentally exposes ‘No Fly List’ on unsecured server(dailydot.com)
8 points by ilikepi 4y ago|3 comments
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by ilikepi 4y ago
Flea markets as well, at least in the US. At least as of a few years ago, the Raynham Flea Market[1] in southern Massachusetts had several vendors specializing in old gaming consoles and games. On average prices are probably a little high
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by ilikepi 4y ago
Came here to post the same. The book has a nice flow to it, or at least one which fit well with my personal thought processes. Named "patterns" (for lack of a better word) are introduced via examples that build upon each other,
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An Update to the Quad9 and Sony Music German Court Injunction – August 2022(quad9.net)
2 points by ilikepi 4y ago|0 comments
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by ilikepi 4y ago
> The better answer is that marketplaces should have to have reasonably consistent return policies. Push the risk back onto them so that it stops the fraudulent products. A good return policy is insufficient. Amazon is very good about a
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by ilikepi 4y ago
> Mailgun still didn’t automatically rotate DKIM keys last time I looked, otherwise I’d rate them much higher. Not only do they not automatically rotate them, there's no functionality to manually rotate them either. The only thing y
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by ilikepi 4y ago
The Zoom app itself doesn't need admin access. My primary non-admin account on my work Mac has it installed in ~/Applications, and I don't notice any missing functionality. The only annoyance is having to manually extract it
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by ilikepi 4y ago
Reminds me of the shell replacement Microsoft released to provide a Win95-style UI in Windows NT 3.51[1]. I ran it for a while in 95/96. Somewhere in my closet I still have the CD-ROM pack with the OS and the addon... [1]: https:&#x
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by ilikepi 4y ago
I'm not in front my my desk right now, but is it possible the results from History are weighted by frequency and/or recency? I know these attributes are recorded in the History db.
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by ilikepi 4y ago
Yes, we were also having issues with a domain they manage. We got our first alert around 10am (14:02 UTC). Their own website was failing to load for me as well. I noticed at one point that they had modified the WHOIS record for markmonit
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Apple Self Service Repair Store(support.apple.com)
2 points by ilikepi 4y ago|0 comments
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by ilikepi 4y ago
ARISE and CLOUT are my two.
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Waffle(wafflegame.net)
1 points by ilikepi 4y ago|0 comments

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