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by jmkni 7y ago
What do you mean by inflection point, and why is it better if it's early?
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by jmkni 7y ago
Yeah you get a popup if somebody changes the database while you have it open
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by jmkni 7y ago
We use Dropbox. We all memorise the master password, then have the Keepass database in a shared Dropbox directory we all have access to.
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by jmkni 7y ago
Always a risk, but communication should resolve that (in theory). ie, before you change an entry, jump on Slack etc and say I'm changing the password for X . Alternatively, have one person who is responsible for changing passwords, ev
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by jmkni 7y ago
Keepass on a shared drive or something like Dropbox has always worked well for me.
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by jmkni 7y ago
I'm still rocking Keepass after nearly ten years now. I've tried Lastpass, and found it clunky/fiddly in comparison.
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by jmkni 7y ago
This is only a recent addition to Typescript as well. I'm working on a project built on Angular7 at the moment, and the version of Typescript we use is too old for this operator. What happens when the browser supports an operator the v
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by jmkni 7y ago
Which about:config options specifically would you recommend?
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by jmkni 7y ago
Heads up, some of these are NSFW! Scrolling screenshots of code/Youtube then boom, naked guy.
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by jmkni 7y ago
The BBC basically providing free marketing for a company, yet again!
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by jmkni 7y ago
Remember when Google deprecated an API used by uBlock Origin in Chrome, does anybody know if this same API is deprecated in the new Chromium based Edge as well? If it isn't, I'd actually choose Edge over Chrome on Windows as my da
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by jmkni 7y ago
Sky had on demand video as well in the early 2000's, through Sky Box Office.
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by jmkni 7y ago
Thanks!
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by jmkni 7y ago
Noob question, what is pinning in the context of JWT?
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by jmkni 7y ago
https://www.urbandictionary.co/define.php?term=That%27s%20mi...
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by jmkni 7y ago
Isn't it coming out for the XBOX One?
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by jmkni 7y ago
What apps do you use for coding?
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by jmkni 7y ago
We had a similar case recently in Northern Ireland, a Neurologist who performed hundreds of needless procedures, and that was under the NHS so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-50481781
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by jmkni 7y ago
> I can recommend Ellsberg's book on nuclear war planning if you have difficulties staying awake at night. Are you implying it's boring?
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by jmkni 7y ago
I had a similar experience in London recently. I wanted a small car because, well, it's London. They "upgraded" me to a big SUV thing.
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by jmkni 7y ago
I thought it was fine, personally.
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by jmkni 7y ago
Thanks
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by jmkni 7y ago
I know nothing about aviation, is that what pilots are supposed to do in a situation like this?
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by jmkni 7y ago
Interesting that the Police Service of Northern Ireland are also involved!
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by jmkni 7y ago
The only thing I would risk is copy/pasting the binary/executable that is running to somewhere else so I could try and decompile it. Anything beyond that is a nope.
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by jmkni 7y ago
Cool, thanks for answering!
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by jmkni 7y ago
Really dumb question, but can spent nuclear rods still be used to generate electricity (from the heat)? Thanks
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by jmkni 7y ago
So, Amsterdam?
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by jmkni 7y ago
> I mean, I work hard even when no one is watching, because I am religious Interestingly, I work hard even when no one is watching because I'm not religious. If you are religious, then by definition you believe somebody is always wa
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by jmkni 7y ago
PC Specialist have some nice custom built 17" laptops. You can configure them with 4k displays, 8 core i9's and 64GB Ram, might be worth checking out. Looks like they have RJ45 ports as well. https://www.pcspecialist.co

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