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by mjlee 7y ago
You will be able to enter with only a link, the url looks like: https://tenant.zoom.us/j/123123123?pwd=QlR0cXZkYXBDS0txYzJRR... The password is an encoded version of the password set by the host.
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by mjlee 7y ago
It's not clear from the context if you mean to say that's simple or hard with that link. A OTP might be mathematically simple, but logistically it's very hard - you have to safely distribute the key and that key must be at le
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by mjlee 7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLxwhsJuZ44 His accent is a mash of both of those!
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by mjlee 7y ago
At least if this keyboard goes bad, it's a simple component swap instead of RMAing an entire computer. IT departments could keep them in stock like they do other spare parts.
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by mjlee 7y ago
https://github.com/apple/darwin-xnu/blame/a449c6a3b8014d9406... It's been there for 11 years in this repo. Along with DECnet. Suppose there's no real drive to remove it.
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by mjlee 7y ago
I'll chuck another vote in for Okta. It even has admin or user managed password settings if you want it to behave like a password manager for sites that have shared accounts or don't support SSO. It's not a core feature so i
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by mjlee 7y ago
I'm British and "codes" sounds very odd to me in this context. Maths retains its s because it's an abbreviation of the plural noun mathematics.
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by mjlee 7y ago
> Secondly, who gets to decide what a "firearm" is? All kinds of objects could potentially contain an explosion and fire a projectile. The Firearms Act does: http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1968/27
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by mjlee 7y ago
Drowning Doesn’t Look Like Drowning [1] has gone round the internet a number of times over the last decade. Well worth reading if you spend time around water, and a good read in any case. [1] https://mariovittone.com/2010&#x
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by mjlee 7y ago
Sure, but AWS infrastructure costs pretty much the same no matter where you live.
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by mjlee 7y ago
Are you running a multi monitor setup? I've just tested it and it does centre on the window only if the window is on a different monitor.
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by mjlee 7y ago
You buy the LG 5k display. Different bezel though - which is somewhat frustrating.
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by mjlee 7y ago
The default is to create a passcode - you have to specifically opt out if you don't want one. https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT202033
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by mjlee 7y ago
It's still not very scalable on Apple hardware - the licence only allows you to run 2 virtualised instances per physical machine.
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by mjlee 7y ago
Even discounting that, you're still giving your biggest competitor money.
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by mjlee 7y ago
I have to say the battery on my 2 year old MX Master 2S is excellent, it needs charging about once a month. It has helpful LED battery indicators and a software warning - I've always had enough warning that it's never run flat, ev
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by mjlee 7y ago
I do wonder if you're allowed to at least install a curtain...
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by mjlee 7y ago
This isn't specifically about tech, but The Culture Map by Erin Meyer is really worth reading. I'm not 100% sold on it being correct, but it does give you a framework to think within when you're working with other people, no
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by mjlee 7y ago
Perhaps the .dev tld isn't the best venue for this post. For those who don't know, .dev is operated by Google.
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by mjlee 7y ago
From the contact details: 105 North 1st Street #28, San Jose, CA 95113 I'm certainly not an expert, but Wikipedia claims that's in the Bay Area... Are they paying their own team to quit?
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by mjlee 7y ago
If you need to do this, you may also need to get your external IP address from the CLI. Two ways I like are: dig +short myip.opendns.com curl icanhazip.com
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by mjlee 7y ago
From my experience, seasickness can be countered by: Getting on the upper deck for fresh air Having a full stomach If all else fails, sleep Seeing the horizon vs focusing on a fixed point on the ship helps some people and harms others - exp
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by mjlee 7y ago
This reminds me of the technique that went viral via Reddit a couple of years ago: https://lifehacker.com/this-weird-trick-might-give-you-brief... I don't suffer from tinnitus, but I know people who do and some of them
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by mjlee 7y ago
Various cars can tell if you're drowsy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Driver_drowsiness_detection The plane could sound an alarm for you to check in if it thinks you're not conscious. Edit: More details at
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by mjlee 7y ago
There's no real culture here of meta discussion or throwaway comments/in jokes like there is on more socially engaged platforms. The majority of discussion here is "on topic" - which is good but very different to Reddit
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by mjlee 7y ago
I think the statement is meant to be read as: > You shouldn't need to contribute financially to [...] file an issue about an open source product you use.
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by mjlee 7y ago
In the politest way possible to Mr. Wozniak - this reminded me of the first of Clarke's three laws: > When a distinguished but elderly scientist states that something is possible, he is almost certainly right. When he states that so
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by mjlee 7y ago
I'm not sure I understand how you came to this title (currently "A discovery disproving Noah’s flood?") for this submission. The subtitle is "Deep beneath the Black Sea, off the coast of Bulgaria, ancient Greek ships are
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by mjlee 7y ago
If you want to use both then you should investigate rancher - that's the problem they're trying to solve.
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Common Voice – Mozilla's initiative to help teach machines how real people speak(voice.mozilla.org)
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