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by nacs 6y ago
The way that Lastpass and Bitwarden (which seems to have followed most of the security architecture of LP) is designed, it makes it very resistant to attacks. The passwords and all data are encrypted on the client side and the server has
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by nacs 6y ago
Also just switched and the whole process took about the same time. Amazingly painless import of literally hundreds of accounts including my "Secure notes" and credit cards and such that I also had in Lastpass. Works great on iOS,
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by nacs 6y ago
I just switched (literally in the last hour) from Lastpass to Bitwarden. Quick painless import and works great across iOS, Firefox (browser extension) and native client. Free and open source (client and the server too if you want to self-
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by nacs 6y ago
There are exceptions for journalism / reporting news.
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by nacs 6y ago
Ridiculous. It’s not like the tatoo was printed with a machine on to the persons body - it’s a essentially a drawing by eye by the tatoo-artist. I wonder if the photographer would sue if the drawing/tatoo wasn’t as good and was more c
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by nacs 6y ago
Yep, the amount of incompetence in Parler's case is just mind-boggling. Their failure to make it cloud agnostic being 1 (even though they claimed before they went down that their app could run without AWS without issue). Their failure
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by nacs 6y ago
Most rackmount servers double up on everything like power-supplies. Harddrives should be on RAID so a single drive failure shouldn't be a problem and you would have some time to goto the colo and switch out the hard drive. CPU and RAM
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by nacs 6y ago
That's pretty much the most barebones/useless status page I've seen of any company. No history, no uptime percent, no mention of last downtime, etc.
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by nacs 6y ago
ddg also has !s for Starpage
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by nacs 6y ago
Which "search engine entity" are they sending the queries to? It doesn't appear to be Google or Bing and the search results seem pretty bad..
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by nacs 6y ago
Note parent post says if it were under a different leader for that.
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by nacs 6y ago
> Why HTTP/S sockets rather than raw UDP Because Defold targets mobile mostly and https/websockets does better at working with corporate firewalls and VPNs. Also mobile games typically aren't as latency-sensitive as real-t
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by nacs 6y ago
Also Huawei and Samsung are now doing the same thing with no models -- no chargers. As with most "controversial" things Apple does, like removing the headphone jack, the other companies then follow suit.
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by nacs 6y ago
> The iPhone 12 doesn't come with a charger Both Huawei and Samsung are also not shipping chargers in new models (both of which made fun of Apple for not doing so at first).
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by nacs 6y ago
Either not enough money offered or the authors knew Apple was just buying their company to shut it down.
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by nacs 6y ago
OP is talking about literally creating (and using) a new language -- not just writing code in a language others created.
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by nacs 6y ago
For Firefox users, here's an alternative: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/anity/
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by nacs 6y ago
Also if you connect to a VPN (like your corporate VPN using Cisco Anyconnect), you lose connectivity within WSL2... WSL is nice to have and a million times better than DOS/Powershell but it's not at Linux/Mac terminal level y
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Why Uber Engineering Switched from Postgres to MySQL (2016)(eng.uber.com)
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by nacs 6y ago
Too early for that. OP needs to show a yearly net loss of at least a few million before doing that.
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by nacs 6y ago
Summary of what's happening here: Facebook has disabled access to the Oculus Quest hardware the user bought because the Facebook account associated with that headset has been suspended. The user can't switch Facebook accounts and
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by nacs 6y ago
There’s 3 paragraphs about it :) (the whole section with the “Shit gets weird” heading is about how only tweet IDs matter).
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by nacs 6y ago
I actually thought it was intentional also and I think every east-coast US person is going to think the same :) Just makes your tweet look even more "1337".
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by nacs 6y ago
The author is aware of this and has a whole section in the blog post about it..
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by nacs 6y ago
It's understandable that a browser has to render a wide variety of audio/visual/3D things. A terminal on the other hand - it literally has to just print text to a screen and he's right that a bunch of hype and over-engin
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by nacs 6y ago
> ... is not something that requires a massive engine like Node. It just isn't. How is asking for a Node install for a Javascript developer a problem? My non-programmer wife recently started doing some Youtube tutorials to learn Jav
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by nacs 6y ago
Someone made a 20 minute breakdown of this video and it's history here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CikpAHiPlmQ
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by nacs 6y ago
After I answer a question, it goes back to the "Start the survey" screen every time (browser: Firefox v83)
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by nacs 6y ago
What Fauci said that one time was taken out of context by all the anti-mask idiots (and propagated by Trump himself). Fauci has corrected it multiple times after and said that yes you should wear masks. https://www.factcheck.org&
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by nacs 6y ago
I'm so glad that after 4 years of seeing this copy-paste, I can finally say this: It's this kind of (anti-immigrant/xenophobic) attitude that got Trump voted out and Biden as our next President.

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