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by jazoom 8y ago
I can imagine the board meeting where they were discussing an alternative "high" they could offer the drug addicts.
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by jazoom 8y ago
I only routinely use 2 devices. I'm very heavily into the tech scene and could afford more devices if I wished. Some people don't live in a place where it's easy to afford multiple devices. Many non-tech people don't eve
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by jazoom 8y ago
Sorry, what I said was probably confusing. I meant, I keep the password to KeePass in my brain and in backup places. I'm unlikely to lose all those. >Also, it's not a big problem if one of your devices dies, as long as you pair
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by jazoom 8y ago
That's an interesting point. I've never worried about helium much mainly because it is inert, but I suppose not having to hang upside down to flush it out is a plus.
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by jazoom 8y ago
That's pretty interesting. It's a trade-off between remembering a password and making sure you have enough devices. I personally would trust my brain (and a backup piece of paper) more than one of my devices that might die at any
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by jazoom 8y ago
Ah. So you essentially need 2 devices to set up a new device.
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by jazoom 8y ago
Yeah. That's what I don't want. So how do you prevent someone doing just that? They have Chrome open. They then confirm setup in Firefox using Chrome on the same device.
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by jazoom 8y ago
I can only assume that the people downvoting this comment didn't see the comment I replied to before it was edited. The "5 minutes" thing was a direct reference.
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by jazoom 8y ago
> Yes, PostgreSQL is a mature project. But that has little or no bearing by itself on what degree it can scale; Linux is just about as old, yet it still drives most of the infrastructure we're talking about. I knew someone here woul
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by jazoom 8y ago
It always seems to be either their storage abstraction (Ceph?) or Postgres. I've never used Postgres but from what I see it's not really designed for enormous scale (it's a very old project). Perhaps they would be well served
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by jazoom 8y ago
Could someone use Firefox and Chrome extension on the same device as two different devices?
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by jazoom 8y ago
It's intended that you compare the returned full hashes. Otherwise why would the API even return them? This URL is the entire API. Just change the last parameter to whatever 5 characters you want: https://api.pwnedpasswords.
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by jazoom 8y ago
I could run the business just fine without Google Analytics. Would just be in the dark a bit more. I'm not associated with EU so I haven't pondered on this as much as others. My first thought is that this should really be up to th
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by jazoom 8y ago
Probably most websites use Google Analytics or an alternative.
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by jazoom 8y ago
That's why pencils have erasers. :-)
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by jazoom 8y ago
That's just not true. 1989: British Pfizer scientists Peter Dunn and Albert Wood create a drug called sildenafil citrate that they believe will be useful in treating high blood pressure and angina, a chest pain associated with coronary
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by jazoom 8y ago
Did you think about masklinn's comment for 5 minutes before replying?
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by jazoom 8y ago
I use GitLab.com's CI/CD extensively. I guess the downtime was when I was asleep or something because I've never seen a day-long outage.
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by jazoom 8y ago
Can confirm. The website is much faster and much nicer than it was a year ago. Also, I don't think GitLab has had a long downtime recently. At least not for any of my projects.
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by jazoom 8y ago
Hasn't been updated for 3 years
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by jazoom 8y ago
This looks awesome. Does it work with CockroachDB? Because I was imagining something like Knex when I read "interface for" I'll mention that this is a Graphical User Interface.
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by jazoom 8y ago
I've always just looked for one that doesn't use jQuery. Haven't had trouble finding one for at least a year. Nowadays I always find there's already a Vue component that's a wrapper for whatever library.
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by jazoom 8y ago
Australia Post also invented email... a couple of years ago.
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by jazoom 8y ago
I think that's exactly why they called it a "baby".
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by jazoom 8y ago
I could be wrong but I think you read the comment backwards.
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by jazoom 8y ago
At least he didn't call it "Done"
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by jazoom 8y ago
Pretty simple I think. They just make less profit per domain.
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by jazoom 8y ago
You might be impressed with Namesilo. They've always had Whois protection for free as long as I've used them. .com domains are something like $8 per year.
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by jazoom 8y ago
>Yes I totally appreciated your Tweet indeed, don’t get me wrong. I was just trying to communicate that in general I try to ignore stupid rules even if they are pretty damn real in the industry. Thanks! Right on!
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by jazoom 8y ago
I had heaps of issues with Kubernetes. I moved to Swarm a year ago and have had a grand total of 0 issues. It can do everything I need.

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