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nhumrich
7y ago
An ssh key is 2FA
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7y ago
Yes! This all day long. I want either a whitelist or blacklist for shows on netflix children accounts. Amazon prime kidtime lets you do this for their tablets (even though the feature is very hidden), and its awesome.
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nhumrich
7y ago
I mean, it is. If the plane could fly itself correctly, and know how to fix this problem without their intervention, then yes, they dont need or even care about control.
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7y ago
True. People didnt care about who had their data until the data started being used unethically. But now these unethical practices are so common, they are considered ethical. We used to print books with everyones name and number in the city
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8y ago
Gitlab lets you run any step with a different docker base image. How about instead of bash scripting in the yaml, you just put scripts, in any language, in a docket file, and simply use bash to call those scripts. The gitlab yaml is not des
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8y ago
This looks amazing. And much needed for my org. Thank you so much for open sourcing this!
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8y ago
Do you terminate http/2 at the load balancer and convert it to http1.1? Or do you support http/2 all the way to the end service? I would imagine the former would solve these issues.
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8y ago
The && is just layer squashing and not really needed. You can just use run on every line. Docker even supports squashing images now, so the && doesn't matter if you squash.
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8y ago
Its free. You pay for support.
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8y ago
Maybe this will get route53 to finally add DNSSEC
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8y ago
Considering the kid is on a forum asking questions, its likely not much the parent.
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8y ago
Peopleware Totally changed how I view budgeting/team management, etc. Helped me learn about my own productivity and how to improve it. Introding flow and such to me. A lot of other books say similar things but they are generic, so its
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8y ago
You cant use wear OS, or really any wearable on Android anymore without enabling location tracking. They bundle "low power bluetooth" settings in the same permission set as GPS in order to force you to leave it on at all times.
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8y ago
This is awesome. Chromecast is the main reason i still have chrome installed. I have to open up chrome, just for casting. At work, all of our conference rooms have Chromecasts in them, because it's the only cross platform (including l
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8y ago
That's just about compliance. In order to stay hippa compliant they can't let 3rd party read emails. Period.
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8y ago
You could also use gmails + feature. My.name+travel@gmsil.com and have those forward to trip it.
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8y ago
Ok, I understand you now. You feel its manipulation because you now have "noise" from people who wanted to stay silent. Thats fair, but, I mean, this happens everywhere. Restaurants, mechanics, dentist offices, apps, retailers, a
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8y ago
Im curious how you felt this was "manipulation". No one said "if you have something good to say, leave a review", which is common in retail, but moreso, it was just "go leave a review". Yes, the company is prou
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8y ago
Almost every language has this. Its called idioms, and I am fascinated by them. Some examples in English: "wet your whistle", "cost you an arm and a leg", "basket case", "bite the bullet", "for a
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8y ago
Really depends on the city and area. In some places, there is a plethora of options. But I currently cant vote with my wallet. They are the only provider in my neighborhood.
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Twilio to acquire Sendgrid
(twilio.com)
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8y ago
I think it would be amazing if gitlab had a visual editor for one time runs. Like, "rerun this one step in the pipeline as if this was this new yaml". Would prevent the annoying aspect of building a pipeline, which is when your 3r
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8y ago
no. Thats only how the chrome extension works. In FF, its actually a true split.
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8y ago
The problem is, its much easier to support one language package manager, then it is to support 10 different OS package managers, not to mention, some, like debian, are near impossible to push things too.
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8y ago
Its bad both ways. The advantage to python/ruby for example is you can simply pip/gem install, or update. With a binary, you have to download, move, and change permissions every update. For experienced linux users, the binary is f
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8y ago
Its listed under "node"
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8y ago
Firefox can do this with an extension
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8y ago
So, what i never understood about this flow is that only admins can set up mfa. A non admin (any account without IAM permissions) has no way to set up mfa unless an admin does it for them. Currently, I have to have the person tell me their
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8y ago
What? Howso? Firefox doesn't piggy back on edge/ie.
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8y ago
I was volunteering for my church to spread the gospel and help the people.
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