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by laurencei 9y ago
Just tried it with some of my own details. Found a domain I forgot I owned on an old reseller I havent used in a while - lol. On a more serious note - I'm very curious how you get such a long history of domains. i.e. I can see every DN
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by laurencei 9y ago
Is there a way I can triple check my S3 bucket is secure? I know I've not enabled public access that I know of - but given the recent focus on this; what are the exact steps that I need to follow so I can sleep at night and show a leve
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by laurencei 9y ago
But it can also be: 1.) get "illegal" money from somewhere/anywhere. Create bank accounts under fake names with the "illegal" cash. 2.) host receives payment minus AirBnB fees 2 days later 3.) host transfers amount
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by laurencei 9y ago
Money laundering is not always about stolen cards though. It is sometimes about turning dirty money into clean money and getting it legally into your hands. So you can buy pre-paid VISA debit cards with cash though. Or you could open a fake
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by laurencei 9y ago
The reliance on "major throttle" to determine track position seems strange, especially when you consider unknown variables are possible. For example, if a marshall flags a yellow, you might pull off the throttle at an unexpected l
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by laurencei 9y ago
IMO what is really clever about this is that it is a "sales" video - except you dont realise you are being sold to until the end, by which time you've enjoyed the video so much, the pitch at the end is reasonable. And you&#x2
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by laurencei 9y ago
FYI - I'm reading it now without a LinkedIn account? Not sure why you are getting a wall? Try an incognito session maybe?
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by laurencei 9y ago
I used to use MailCatcher - but I've switched to MailHog[0] Similar to MailCatcher, but it is built with Go so you dont need to compile etc - it just runs. I find it easier to install. [0] https://github.com/mailhog&#x2
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by laurencei 9y ago
The problem is it's not really in Apples interest to get app sizes smaller. Larger apps means you have more "need" to upgrade your phone to the latest version with more space, power, speed etc.
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by laurencei 9y ago
I had the exact opposite experience. I cant fault my XPS15 9560. No issues, very fast, no crashes.
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by laurencei 9y ago
> Every time you're about to paste your password, glance at the url bar. Actually - I disagree with this. You can no longer "glance" at the url bar to determine if you are on the right domain due to Unicode chars if you cl
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by laurencei 9y ago
What are some realistic salary ranges for people in this field? And is it largely on site work, or is it more common as a remote consultant?
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by laurencei 9y ago
I have 1Password and I love it. But my biggest fear that I have is; if my laptop was ever pwned in some way, due to some noval 0-day etc - is that everything stored in 1Password could be compromised. But more importantly - the hackers would
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by laurencei 9y ago
I wonder if it is a bug perhaps?
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by laurencei 9y ago
My vague recollection of the Google event where this was first announced (was it late 2016 or early 2017?) - was it was going to "record" your site usage for as long as you were "recording" - and give the report at the e
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by laurencei 9y ago
I use LetsEncrypt on a load balancer without issue.
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by laurencei 9y ago
I love this Spotify list: https://open.spotify.com/user/ruhin94/playlist/0bG1EMQkukEeO... Over 22 hours of powerful movie, game soundtracks. Gets updated with new songs all the time.
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by laurencei 9y ago
> If I use a 2FA app like the Google one and lose my phone, I need to have the codes ready. It is a trade off. You either want difficult access if you lose your phone (via printouts) - or you want quick access (via SMS). I dont think you
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by laurencei 9y ago
Most major providers like GitHub, Google etc allow you to create "recovery" codes - so you can do a one-off login without 2FA using the code. I've started getting a recovery code for each of my major accounts, printing it out
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by laurencei 9y ago
> We’ve already written the queries for the most useful reports for different types of businesses: From computing MRR to ARPU to analyzing the payment methods your customers prefer... This would have to be worrying for companies like Bar
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by laurencei 9y ago
https://eyewitness.io
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by laurencei 9y ago
I see companies trying to solve a similar issue on their password reset forms. They ask you to enter an email address - then give you a reply "if that email exists, we have sent a password reminder there". The problem is these sam
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by laurencei 10y ago
Can anyone confirm - would this work with a Flash/SWF application? i.e. could I use the headless mode to interact with the Flash Application to run some commands and retrieve the output? I tried googling around but didnt find much to s
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by laurencei 10y ago
There are two separate current issues. SFO2 is offline. Cloud API panel was having issues before that and affects all regions.
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by laurencei 10y ago
Not sure if related - but currently the entire SFO2 region is down (I am one of many people affected). Has been down for around 7 hours. https://status.digitalocean.com/
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by laurencei 10y ago
Medical helicopters usually have a firing bolt/cuter that the pilot controls. In the event there is a risk to the helicopter due to the winch operation (such as the line becoming stuck in some tress below) - the pilot has the ability t
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by laurencei 10y ago
Is there a place where people have put together a conclusive list/script to remove/turn off as much telemetry as possible? I've seen various lists on reddit, HN etc - but they all seem to have different bits. Perhaps a GitHub
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by laurencei 10y ago
So apart from the fact this should be there; how did someone find this in the first place? From my quick looking around - it seems that Apache has "/server-status" as a module - so you could hit all domains via a bit and see
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by laurencei 10y ago
I dont understand why docs.com even has a search bar in the first place? Apart from a "direct link" - who would want to go to docs.com and search for a topic? I've been able to find lots of interesting documents searching for
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by laurencei 10y ago
Starts around the 18min mark in the video.

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