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mike_d
4y ago
KYC as well as account recovery. If you ask someone to provide photo ID or a verification photo to remove a 2FA token for example, having a previously supplied photo of the same ID helps a lot.
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4y ago
> Even more so, while slightly advanced, you can set up a OTP verification on the front end before rendering things. How to get yourself de-listed from Google. This one weird trick all your competitors want you to know!
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4y ago
> My private forks are mine Your employment agreement disagrees. Blame the confusion on the blurry line GitHub draws between forking work repos into personal accounts.
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4y ago
Just wanted to add on that it is usually referred to as "cold pasteurization" to avoid people freaking out over radiation.
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4y ago
> I challenge you to sit through 10 of these — pick any you want. You’ll feel your distaste for tiktok melt away. We don't dislike TikTok because the content isn't compelling. It is an arm of a foreign state intelligence agency
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4y ago
Nope. Major accounts require tons of dedicated technical resources and hand holding. You might not have been directly involved, but the people side of Cloud is scaling out of control right now - even during "hiring freeze" and lay
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4y ago
Advertising is way more profitable than AWS. https://www.forbes.com/sites/jasongoldberg/2022/02/04/amazon...
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mike_d
4y ago
The man with basically no voting shares can scream into the wind all he wants, it does not impact Google leadership one way or the other.
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4y ago
Google should have never been in the cloud business to start with. It is a race to the bottom, and revenue depends on your ability to scale up staff - a model Google doesn't have in any of it's other businesses.
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4y ago
This looks like a poorly summarized/computer generated article. If you are interested in the actual story, look here: https://www.inverse.com/science/voyager-1-nasa-communication
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4y ago
> We're not talking about a lot of data here It is actually a massive amount of data. Gigabits per second that need to be aggregated, sorted by geographic region, fed into multilateration systems, and cleaning the output before it c
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4y ago
Airframes.io is where everyone is moving to.
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4y ago
I helped out a bit with ADSBExchange. The all volunteer staff were completely blindsided by this. The founder just took a payday and ran. For what it is worth, I don't actually know what the PE company bought. I guess the historical da
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4y ago
Don't put symbols in URLs that need to be communicated to other people. I'd suggest registering TalkWithMe.com and using your talkw.me domain only as a shortener to redirect people to the main site.
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4y ago
Tell that to the original Raspberry Pi's floating around that are old enough to be enrolled in high school.
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4y ago
Here is the relevant part that will answer everyone's first question: "Your code is fully encrypted, never stored, and never leaves your machine." However it also mentions "Your data is completely secured at rest and in
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4y ago
Thank you for working to unfuck this industry. I often have to buy building or block level imagery and it is an absolute nightmare.
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4y ago
That is not the metric used to determine result quality. But if it were, you'd be correct.
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4y ago
> If Android users are roughly 50% in the US, then the likelihood of knowing zero people that use Android is quite small. If you mostly associate with people who are on pre-paid cell phone plans they got at Walmart or a gas station, you&
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4y ago
They still should. Rather than shutting down third party Twitter apps they should all get together and just swap out Mastodon for the backend.
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4y ago
This is a common investigative technique that predates HIBP, however more people are starting to automate it now (using non-HIBP datasets). I think this combined with the new request-based pricing on the HIBP API implies he just wants to ma
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4y ago
> - Wasted screen space Don't worry, it will soon be filled with solicitations for donations.
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4y ago
Don't forget paid lead generation (SeekingArrangement)
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4y ago
Depends on if you give untrusted users access to a shell on your car's infotainment system.
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4y ago
In my old Jeep I replaced the factory U-Connect head unit with an aftermarket Alpine. Unfortunately I think Jeep's are the only target market where you can expect a user to do a DIY head unit swap. https://www.alpine-usa.com
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4y ago
> The runways may have changed numbers (I’m not sure how to confirm this) Runways and named by taking the degrees from magnetic north and dropping the last digit. Parallel runways will be designated (for example) 31L(eft) 31C(enter) 31R(
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4y ago
There is also a standing order that if the UK government is decapitated, its nuclear submarines are to take orders from the US president. (The actual orders are of course secret and sealed until that time comes, and could be AU/NZ/
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4y ago
That might be true, but the heart of every store is an AS/400 or whatever IBM now calls the iSeries replacement.
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4y ago
Every day we stray further from God's light.
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4y ago
> Who IS the target market for something like this? Some people work in environments where you can't have "smart" devices. I could see this squeaking by (for example you can have some single purpose devices like Garmin wat
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