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by noncoml 7y ago
Can someone send this to dropbox please? Their pricing plans make absolutely no sense. Maybe they can get some ideas
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by noncoml 7y ago
I am agree 100% with you. But this looks like a bug.
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by noncoml 7y ago
Not sure why I can't get my point across. It's simple really: Can you use the same ssh key to ssh into different accounts on the same system?
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by noncoml 7y ago
GitHub is not what it used to be when this "restriction" was made. These days, where a lot of companies decide to go with github, it's not uncommon for people to have one personal account and one work account. This becomes me
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by noncoml 7y ago
SSH treats the key as password, you can have the same authorized key associated with multiple accounts. Not sure why you choose to look at the key as identity.
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by noncoml 7y ago
I have one free personal account and a paid account for work. So I don’t think it’s against their TOS
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by noncoml 7y ago
Feature request: allow association of the same ssh key with multiple accounts. In essence stop using git username globally and start supporting user names.
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by noncoml 7y ago
And for windows: https://www.grc.com/inspectre.htm
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by noncoml 7y ago
"receive hundreds of spam submission per day" But this is exactly the point I am trying to make. That's the service provider's problem and not the user's. CAPTCHA shifts the problem to the user. CAPTCHA is a 00&#x27
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by noncoml 7y ago
IMHO CPATCHA is a lazy way to protect your service as you shift the burden to your users. Maybe if you are big and essential for some users, you can afford that. But if not, be aware that users will turn their back on you if you add obstacl
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by noncoml 7y ago
If you are a software person looking to learn a few more things about electronics I recommend the videos of Ben Eater on you tube. Here is one that he explains the SR latch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KM0DdEaY5sY Also
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by noncoml 7y ago
Another B&H Photo Video happy customer here. Pity they were forced to start charging state taxes. Call me a conspiracy theorist, but can't help to think that Amazon was somehow involved in that.
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by noncoml 7y ago
Very positive. IMHO they have the only Bluetooth implementation that doesn't suck. I had no problem with having it paired to multiple devices and switching from one to the other.
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by noncoml 7y ago
Yes, your symptoms sound like this bug. Unfortunately it is hardware and not software.
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by noncoml 7y ago
Ooops sorry, fixed.
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by noncoml 7y ago
I disagree. The great customer support is just PR and an image they managed to create. When it comes down to costing them money to do the right thing, they don't. The headphones won't turn off, but Bose refuses to make it right fo
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by noncoml 7y ago
Ah.. QC35 I and QC35 II, the headphones that won't turn off, but Bose refuses to make it right for the users: https://community.bose.com/t5/Around-On-Ear-Headphones/QC-35... Note, the "solution" is
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by noncoml 7y ago
The author comes across as a know it all bigot with some personal grudge against Rust developers/community. There are articles with good criticism of Rust. This is not one of them. > My company devguard was - by numbers of deploymen
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by noncoml 7y ago
I think HN rules allow this since it wasn't really discussed before.
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by noncoml 7y ago
I guess you are not following the news. There has been a rumor for a low end iPhone coming out this March. Nothing to do with the high end iPhones of September.
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by noncoml 7y ago
Lots of product announcements but no word about iPhone. No iPhone 9/SE 2 in March then?
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by noncoml 7y ago
That's not how the adult world works. Sorry.
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by noncoml 7y ago
How is it fair for the hotel to pay for the consumer's gamble in booking a non-refundable room? They just got unlucky and they should suck it up. If the hotel has to refund everyone, it will either have to go under, or if it is too big
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by noncoml 7y ago
> > By the same token I shouldn’t hold accountable Google or FB engineers who are just trying to make a living. > No you shouldn't - they need to put food on their families' tables just like you do. I disagree. They have
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by noncoml 7y ago
If you are talking about blue collar jobs I am with you. Anything above that and people have to start rethinking their choices and be held accountable for their choices. By the same token I shouldn’t hold accountable Google or FB engineers
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by noncoml 7y ago
The problem with the airlines is that pretty much everyone has been bitten by them one way or another(unexpected fees, unreasonable policies, etc..) so it will be difficult to get any sympathy from the public.
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by noncoml 7y ago
It’s a symptom of our dysfunctional industry. We are stuck in that old Annie Hall joke: “A guy walks into a psychiatrist's office and says, hey doc, my brother's crazy! He thinks he's a chicken. Then the doc says, why don&#x2
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by noncoml 7y ago
Yes, thanks for clarifying it :)
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by noncoml 7y ago
Impressive but imho he could take it one step further and instead of concrete on the other end, he could rotate the gear in the opposite way.
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by noncoml 7y ago
Project lightspeed required 23.94 MB / 11.83 MB to download the webpage and made the browser crawl on a i7 32Gb PC. Oh the irony..

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