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by justinc8687 6y ago
It is true that for these initial protocols, they are only testing becoming symptomatic versus prevention of transmission. That said, all the trials (at least in phase 1/2) are also looking at antibody levels[1][2], which would indica
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by justinc8687 6y ago
As someone who volunteered for the AZD12222 trial and who has various "co-morbidities", I consulted with 2 of my doctors beforehand. Given that none of the vaccines being tested are live virus vaccines (meaning there is 100% no w
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by justinc8687 6y ago
I've always found Cryptomator or encfs to be great solutions for this.
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by justinc8687 6y ago
As a native Staten Islander, I love that this map is actually drawn to scale. While I understand the arguments for the previous iterations focusing on train density, it is nice to see, for the first time in my life, that you can actually s
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by justinc8687 6y ago
I use Visible (a Verizon MVNO), which doesn't participate in these systems. Recently I had to verify with the IRS. While I couldn't use my phone to instantly verify, I was still able to be verified by them sending me a postcard.
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by justinc8687 6y ago
I print them on paper and snail mail them to my sister and parents. I lose my yubikeys (I store TOTP secrets here, not my phone), I can call them internationally and have them ready me the seeds (or send me a picture, at which point I roll
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by justinc8687 6y ago
Yubikeys can do TOTP. Why not just store the secrets on the key itself?
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by justinc8687 6y ago
I've used this to cover me when traveling overseas. I print them on paper and snail mail a copy to several different family members. They don't have my passwords, so pretty secure from that angle. This also helps if you want to
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by justinc8687 6y ago
You can make it work by creating multiple IAM users, for different keys. Just make sure they have billing and full admin access. Still doesn't help for root 2fa, but just give that a random 32 char password and stick that in a safe d
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by justinc8687 6y ago
Dialpad is useful for this. They're one of the few alternatives I've found that allows for routing calls over POTS.
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by justinc8687 7y ago
You can either use Amazon's email-to-kindle service, or just plug your Kindle into your computer with a USB cable. It should show up as a drive, and you can just copy the file over.
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by justinc8687 7y ago
On a related note, say I have proprietary software A, but want to offer my customers the ability to use AGPL software hosted by me (Redash) on their data. If the only link between my software and AGPL software is through SAML (and the custo
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by justinc8687 7y ago
I've got a system where I mail these one time codes (via snail mail) to a family member as a failsafe. I only use this for 2fa, but that ensures that if I lose my key while say out of the country, I can call my family member and they
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by justinc8687 7y ago
That was my reading as well
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by justinc8687 7y ago
For most legal purposes, a SMLLC isn't considered different than an independent contractor. For example, unless you file a Form 2553 to be taxed as an S Corporation or a Form 8832 to be taxed as a C Corporation, you just file a Schedu
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by justinc8687 7y ago
Sure, but then that "dude" needs to ensure they are making minimum wage, cover their expenses, provide insurance, etc.
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by justinc8687 7y ago
Minor nitpick, the Sunday NYTimes is $5 in NY or $6 elsewhere. Mon - Sat are indeed $2.50.
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by justinc8687 7y ago
20 degrees seems about standard for San Francisco. That's only a 5% grade in road parlance.
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by justinc8687 7y ago
br { display: none; } fixed it for me...
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by justinc8687 8y ago
This is cool, but I’m wondering if there is some sort of “secure drop box” equivalent. Basically I generate a set of GPG keys, anyone can post to a web form which encrypts the uploaded data, in browser, using my public key, and uploads it
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by justinc8687 8y ago
It works very well for TOTP, just initialize all the keys at the same time. You can also print the qr code on paper as an additional layer of backup which makes it easier to add a new key if you destroy yours. Obviously if it was lost, yo
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by justinc8687 8y ago
I keep 3 keys active. One is on my keychain, one lives in a locked file cabinet in my home and I have one at my parents house on the other side of the country. I primarily use them for u2f and totp, though I want to deep dive into ssh via
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by justinc8687 8y ago
I would be very interested to see a write up of what you are doing here as I have a similar problem. Any chance you could share one if you create one? Email in my profile.
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by justinc8687 9y ago
Played around for a few minutes and really like it. One suggestion - if you are going to prefill data, such as positions, don't pop up a bootstrap modal on every delete. Either just nuke it without confirmation (my preference) or do
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by justinc8687 10y ago
So the $1.9B includes the prices for the rails and infrastructure. Your electric bus calculation doesn't include any cost for road construction, expanding existing roads or building new ones. When you add that in, I'm willing to
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by justinc8687 10y ago
I had bought (and returned) the new 15" MBP, with my workload of a few VMs and lots of stuff running, I was only getting 3-4hr. I run Ubuntu on this and was able to tweak the power settings (and use containers instead of VMs) to get 8
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by justinc8687 10y ago
The Precision 5520 at least has a matte screen option and I think the costs are comparable. They are basically the same machine. If you are running Linux, you don't want a 4k screen (at least I've found DPI scaling to be terribl
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by justinc8687 10y ago
I concur. I bought with "ProSupport" and they come next day to fix things. If you don't need the absolute latest, I'd also highly plug the refurbished models. I recently bought a refurbished Precision 5510 (XPS 15, bu
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by justinc8687 10y ago
The question is, when the VC money dries up and they can't subsidize the fares any more, does this still apply?
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by justinc8687 10y ago
I've found in my case, I pay about $2k/yr to have an accountant manage this for me, but save about 4-5k in taxes, so it's worth it financially.

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