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joshka
4y ago
This shouldn't have been flagged. While the specific way this was presented may be a little ascerbic, , the underlying complaint behind it is sound. A large majority of the world is fine with their identity being e.g somename@gmail.com
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4y ago
You'd want some sort of TPM for that to be viable.
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joshka
4y ago
>If you need a role model for coming into adulthood, you can do much better than Jordan Peterson. Got any suggestions...
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4y ago
third option, twitter destroys the <insert hyperbolic predicted thing here>
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4y ago
There's so much software written these days that is duplicated. We focus on the large framework style pieces (and in JavaScript land rewrite them every year ;)), but ignore the long-tail pieces that are common but domain specific. This
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joshka
4y ago
Multipath mesh networking in ubiquitous devices. We all walk around with a super computer more powerful than the original devices hooked up to ARPANET. Assuming that we believe that E2E encryption is secure, making these talk to each other
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4y ago
Buy once, use everywhere media - we regressed from owning the vhs/dvd/bluray to finding which service will allow you to rent / license the media. While I'm there, the path from media rental to "ownership". If I
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4y ago
Phone / TV / Computer integration that is not just handoff, but treats the 3 things as part of a whole UX. Why am I streaming from a website to my phone to the TV?
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4y ago
Long term support for legacy hardware.
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4y ago
This has two solutions: 1. Devs incorporate an OAuth code based flow. Many apps do this. Passwords should rarely need to exist on a TV device. 2. Paste using the remote app if you have an iPhone. The first is caused by dev laziness (and pos
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4y ago
>Apart from selling more hardware, which is their one and only goal ? This is probably better stated as two goals: lower costs, higher sales (profit = sales - costs). Dropping support increases the costs line in effect as it's a con
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4y ago
Until we put politicians in the same legal jeopardy that any advertiser would be in for lying about a product, this is just the tip of the iceberg.
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4y ago
Then write your own component that extends and removes the requirement. Until then, web tooling is better off explicitly acknowledging that accessibility is an explicit goal.
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4y ago
3 things I'd add (and have used with success): 1. Always have an error specific URL to point at. Changing a document stored outside the system is often significantly easier than redeploying a system (order of magnitude seconds or minut
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4y ago
The one thing I'd love to see archived is the full back catalog of Computer Music Magazine and Future Music Magazine. Last I checked the company only has 2008 onwards, but there's so much gold in those early issues I'd love t
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4y ago
In practice, due to the way network / system failures tend to work at scale, failure of a first retry is generally strongly correlated with failure of a second retry. Thus a second retry can be more problematic than a first (especially
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joshka
4y ago
I'd call this 7 lines rather than 20. The rest is function definition and argument parsing. But really it should be just 1: pyotp.TOTP('base32secret3232').now() Why is this relevant? Because it's inadvisable to wr
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joshka
4y ago
YMMV. Anecdotally probably not. Investing time in filtering the noise is likely a better use of your time. Below is a pro forma response from namesilo.com when I recently bothered to report an sms scam for a domain that was registered with
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4y ago
If you read that statement as "when judged on your output by those in control of your salary" does it make more sense which bottom line is in play here?
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4y ago
>This is the limpest shit I've ever heard. Are you willing to back your opinion by exposing your name and company affiliation rather than creating a new username?
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4y ago
The only ethically right way to handle this is to pay the amount that would have vested prorated to the time spent vesting. Perhaps combine it with a non-disparagement and non-disclosure agreement as well as a promise not give negative refe
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4y ago
It knows when you're washing your hands already...
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4y ago
Owning a coffee machine to make espresso (and potentially other drinks) is frugal. My Setup: Breville Dual Boiler $1000 Baratza Sette Grinder $500 Various accessories $100 20 bags of beans per year (drinking a coffee a day) $300
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4y ago
You're right, though guidelines should not be substituted for critical thinking ;)
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4y ago
The Enhancer for YouTube extension does this for ads, hence it's conceivable that you could do the same. The problem is that someone who cared enough about this would have to go through and watch this with the parts they hate still in.
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4y ago
Although to "question" often implies an element of doubt or at the very least analysis (while to "ask" typically doesn't), the definitions of the two words share too much in common to be distinguishable as a general
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4y ago
Replace something you know, something you have with something you know, someone you know or something similar.
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4y ago
Not maxing out retirement savings early in my career. Compound interest FTW.
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4y ago
I need this, but would only ever want to run a local only version.
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4y ago
Related... https://bitwarden.com/blog/how-to-use-the-bitwarden-username...
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