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by jve 4y ago
You can set static password for yubikey double click. But then it is only a single factor - something you own and just doubleclick to input that key. https://www.yubico.com/resources/glossary/static-password/
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by jve 4y ago
I have a HP Smart tank I can refill with a bottle of cheap ink. Anyways, I don't print often, and it doesn't clog. But I have it always plugged into outlet - I _think_ that it manages print heads so they don't dry. I have thi
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by jve 4y ago
Well, dotnet DOES mention it in getting started (first run): Telemetry --------- The .NET tools collect usage data in order to help us improve your experience. The data is collected by Microsoft and shared with the community. You
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by jve 4y ago
> These metrics even include MAC addresses. MAC address SHA256 hashes, to be precise.
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by jve 4y ago
Thanks for mentioning this. This is so easy and fast to work with and you usually end up with sealed joints (Sorry, I'm an amateurish DIYer, first tries were failing). No additional grease needed to reduce friction, withstands high tem
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by jve 4y ago
Except hemp fiber is so long to work with to do a single joint (We'll I'm a DYIer, not a pro)... What I find very useful is from a pro plumber: https://www.henkel-adhesives.com/us/en/product/thread-s
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by jve 4y ago
One can only hope that this thread finds a way onto some responsible MS employee monitor. Yeah, MS is not good at search, but I think having one engineer tackle windows search for over all these years would have brought us instant and relev
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by jve 4y ago
You can buy TH3 Testing Support for SQLite. Sole item on pricing page ( https://www.sqlite.org/prosupport.html ) that has "call" as a price. From their page: "The TH3 test harness is an aviation-grade test suit
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by jve 4y ago
Touch with their teeth I suppose? I was working at some other factory where rats would "cut" data cables occasionally.
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by jve 4y ago
I get your point > Same with glass interfaces with no buttons - they make them because they are cheaper, not because it's better. But are you saying current smartphones are somehow worse than button phones? I'll pass on that. A
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by jve 4y ago
Well, V4 UUIDS per wiki are pretty random, but your generated UUID could actually use your MAC address and current time to be globally unique. So, less entropy. Just use them as a (globally) unique thing but not as a secret.
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by jve 4y ago
Few times I tried JetBrains rider trial because was fed up with Visual Studio performance issues and occasional crashes. But rider won't even compile my solution OOTB. Meh.
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by jve 4y ago
> I think a much better comparison is C# / F# for the exact same problem As a current reader of fsharpforfunandprofit.com, I'd like to see modern C# comparison with F#. C# has introduced decent pattern matching, records, nullab
554.
by jve 4y ago
> I can write code like that (and worse), and it doesn’t make any sense to me I'm learning FP and I see value with writing code with map, reduce etc as those are expressions instead of statements. Expressions guarantee you have a re
555.
by jve 4y ago
Well, imagine you were an engineer working a decade on this rocket. You wouldn't want the outcome you described. SLS Development started in 2011, I suspect decision to build was way before (budget had to be allocated after all). SpaceX
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by jve 4y ago
Not to take away from Blue origin, but orbital class rocket booster landing is different and much harder than going up, hovering and going down.
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by jve 4y ago
Thanks for clarification, then it turns out to be simpler per your definition: Basically, git with remote origin is CI :) In this case, I'm pretty sure people that don't care about CI uses CI, but they don't care how its call
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by jve 4y ago
Or simply: - CI can build your app and run tests on each commit or manually. - CD can deploy your app (copy files to some host, pull newest docker image, do any additional steps necessary) on each commit or manually to dev/test/pr
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by jve 4y ago
Hello from Eastern Europe. We must possess passport/id card if at least 15 yrs old whether travelling or not. So staying at some EU country without passport I suspect is illegal, let alone who brings such people to work? Shady. But peo
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by jve 4y ago
The font matrix is actually interactive. Now about UX: I had a brain-something when I first scrolled past it... it seemed some fonts changed weight... but I couldn't understand - is it my eyes going wonkey when some char is closer to m
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by jve 4y ago
> Selenium just couldn't parse the over-engineered Javascript framework we had, and I had to pile on hacks on hacks. Excuse me, but isn't selenium actually a browser robot and not a javascript parser? I assume this is just that
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by jve 4y ago
Don't think so. Starting WSL2 VM takes few seconds.
563.
by jve 4y ago
Or you can: 1) Lower TTL before maintenance 2) change records 3) when all is good, increase TTL.
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by jve 4y ago
I don't have reverse-osmoze filters, so I get pretty much residue (lime) which I rather leave in the kettle. Moreover I sometimes want to add extra hot water to my 0,5L cup of tea. When boiling water, I already add the extra water I&#x
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by jve 4y ago
This is it! Thank you.
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by jve 4y ago
On some Gas thread, someone posted a link where you could see full %, ingress and egress graphs of gas storages over time across europe. I can't find it. Could someone post it please? Thanks in advance.
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by jve 4y ago
Speaking about electrical kettle: why aren't there insulated kettles that would help me save energy when I re-boil water after 20 minutes? EDIT: Ah, there are some: https://www.amazon.com/DASH-Insulated-Electric-Kettle-
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by jve 4y ago
Mine is ~8 years old Samsung with i don't know which energy efficiency class: 1,1-1,3kWh/24h Vertical freezer with some 7 chests which is many more years older takes 0,6-1kWh/24h - probably depends when we open it and when no
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by jve 4y ago
It takes 1 CEO of Windows ARM device for dogfooding own software to ARM :) Anyways, what I noticed is that CxOs started to carry Apple MacBooks around and sysadmins just had to deal with it.
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by jve 4y ago
Everyone should read this risk mitigation solution for loosing 2FA. I always think about printing recovery codes, but having keepass vault with those codes also sounds great. You may even have some random password there and store it printed

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