mschout

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by mschout 2y ago
I used to fly SWA quite a bit, but the past few years they are often more expensive than American for the same routes out of my area (DFW), or, require connections when I could get a direct flight on American for the same price or less. Un
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by mschout 3y ago
If I'm accessing IMAP with an app password will I still be able to do this after the Sep 30 deadline? I've re-read this 3 times and I have no idea. It almost sounds like they are disabling anything other that XOAUTH auth method
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by mschout 3y ago
Have you heard about our Lord and Savior pipewire?
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by mschout 3y ago
Unless you live in Dallas/Fort Worth where American has a strangle hold on the flights out of here. You basically have very few other options.
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by mschout 3y ago
I also am confused somewhat here. With KMS, if you need to encrypt larger payloads, KMS itself is of no help except to generate a data key to use and you are left to either use AwsCrypto, or roll your own encryption using the data key whic
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by mschout 5y ago
I was gonna say cherry-pick is farily frequent for me. Also I seem to learn new variations once in a blue moon for common commands. E.g. recently I learned about the --cherry option for git-log and it changed my life.
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by mschout 6y ago
I'm not sure I get it either. Maybe just simplicity / path of least resistance in that NiceHash provides a quick way to get up and running potentially without needing to install mining software and decide on a pool to participate
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by mschout 7y ago
Yes, AWS MFA is very poorly implemented.
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by mschout 8y ago
LOL. I assume you're trolling. The official ZFS implementation has been Illumos for years now.
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by mschout 8y ago
Exactly! Most registrars are already redacting whois output to comply with GDPR. Registrars that aren't doing this for non-EU costomers (e.g.: godaddy) are the exception. The only reason for this is to push sales of their privacy&#x2F
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by mschout 8y ago
Essentially because ICANN says so. ICANN requires the registrars to maintain accurate contact info, and also to publish the contact info on port 43. In addition they allow registrars to offer proxy registration service, which does has add
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by mschout 8y ago
I believe the main reason for this (along with the requirement that registrars "escrow" contact info for all of their domains with an approved third party such as Iron Mountain) is so that the domain ownership information can be r
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by mschout 8y ago
I am an engineer working for a registrar and we've been told by at least one TLD that there is no difference. We used to "mask" the registrant email regardless of whether or not the customer had opted-in for proxy registrati
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by mschout 9y ago
Valley View Mall is one option that was proposed. There are plenty of spots.
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by mschout 9y ago
I ran Linux on the desktop from ~1996 until about 2008 when I switched to OS X. The things that keep me from going back is a much shorter list now than it was back then, but for me it boils down to: 1: Lightroom/Photoshop. I'm a
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by mschout 10y ago
MacVim is now using Vim 8.0
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by mschout 12y ago
gkg.net supports a restful api to update DNSSEC DS records https://www.gkg.net/ws/ds.html FYI
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by mschout 16y ago
If this article makes you think DNS is complex, just wait until you have to deploy DNSSEC!