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by nulbyte 4y ago
> ... had successfully changed the password, but in the case below, failed to access the account due to the second-factor authentication... Why wasn't two factor authentication required to reset the password? This is Security 101: G
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by nulbyte 4y ago
Related in that they serve similar functions, perhaps. However, while Latin is an Indo-European language, Hungarian and Finnish are Uralic languages. The difference is notable in the number of cases; Latin has six, while Hungarian has 17.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
There are details on what is working and what isn't for a slew of models on the FreeBSD wiki: https://wiki.freebsd.org/Laptops
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by nulbyte 4y ago
What is "a local box"? It sounds like GP was performing a regular web search. Surely you don't mean you ignore quotes just because I put the name of a city as a search term.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
It is funny for me to see this now. I hadn't thought about how much I agree with the author, and here I am days away from starting a new position on this very space at my current company.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
The relationship is mentioned on the page to which you linked: > The SDF-EU is supported by its members and is an independent subsidiary of the non-profit SDF Public Access UNIX System. Neat! I never knew they had an EU subsidiary until
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by nulbyte 4y ago
> Can you think of another way to implement it that wouldn't be just as obnoxious though? A link to a page where visitors can opt-in would work just fine and not be obnoxious. The banners are obnoxious not because it's impossib
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by nulbyte 4y ago
As I understand it, the GDPR did not make web browsing a worse experience. Rather, folks tasked with compliance at a few companies came up with a horrible solution that probably doesn't actually comply, and everyone started copying it.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
Only sometimes. I've had plenty of long unsubscribe links require me to log in or jump through other hoops.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
You are correct, but I think that misses the point: Neither you nor I should be forced to buy only devices that run specified software as determined by a third-party. You are making this out to be a choice, that if it's available and y
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by nulbyte 4y ago
> However, it's really the city's responsibility to notify everyone, unless otherwise negotiated; when film crews do all that it's generally a courtesy thing. Is this really common? If so, I'm glad we have rules here
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by nulbyte 4y ago
Mastercard and Visa aren't the ones at risk by such activity, the issuing banks are, and as someone who works for a bank, yes, banks have tools to detect and stop account takeovers and assist card members in recovering from such incide
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by nulbyte 4y ago
Those signs may seem scary, but they're just stating a basic fact that everyone already knows: If you commit copyright infringement, you have committed copyright infringement.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
> if you edit the source code of the open source one and are willing to share your patch of course As I read the Apache license, you are allowed to modify the code, but I see nothing to compel you to distribute the modification.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
> US does distinguish (typically in state law) between listening and recording. Recording is different from watching/listening. It's reasonably possible to know who is present at any given time, but not possible to know in adva
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by nulbyte 4y ago
I would still have some of those costs. My point, however, is that the company does not pay any more for them because I work from home.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
Working isn't a free company benefit. Did I miss the part in this article where it explains why working from home costs more? The company is not paying me any more for my internet connectivity, my homeowners insurance, my mortgage, my
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by nulbyte 4y ago
I don't think this is universal among all states. After a quick search, I found sales tax does not apply to gifted vehicles in a number of states: Kentucky, Tennessee, New York, Minnesota (between immediate family members). In Texas, i
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by nulbyte 4y ago
I'm not a fan of these new markets. We got by just fine with simple, static ads that weren't spying on everyone. It gave rise to local, niche publications that were a heck of a lot more interesting than today's one-size-fits-
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by nulbyte 4y ago
How does this work, given there is no sale? Sales tax applies to the sale price paid, but there is no payment. I think the same is true for use tax, too.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
> I don't think it's a gift tax, but ordinary income tax. Correct. Prize winnings are taxed at your ordinary income tax rate. The gift tax applies to gifts, not prize winnings, and even then, the giver pays it, if applicable.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
Unlike the Dodo and Mammoth, Buffalo are not extinct. They are also still eaten.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
This makes no sense to me. If it's not intended for publication, don't publish it.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
An interesting article, but the title is definitely clickbait: > A star’s chemical composition is a bit like its DNA, giving us crucial information about its origin. The article is about tsunami like events found in stars and has nothing
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by nulbyte 4y ago
I don't think it's the word "ending" so much as the grammar. It sounds like you mean the word N was registered with a certain percentage of endings, whereas you say a certain percentage of endings were registered with th
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by nulbyte 4y ago
I find checkout has gotten slow because a lack of staff. It never fails that there are lines out into the shopping aisles because a store can't staff more than two or three cashiers, even at their busiest times.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
I am not terribly fond of Kroger for that reason, among others. They also have installed obnoxious displays with flashing red lights in every aisle, but can't afford more than one security person who constantly looks like they are out
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by nulbyte 4y ago
In the U.S., yes. If they don't have enough staff on hand to specifically bag, then the cashier will bag it. Some places (Meijer, for example) will have a carousel of bags, and the cashier bags things as they are scanned. When one bag
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by nulbyte 4y ago
The .local name is intended for multicast name resolution. RFC6762 says implementations may coalesce results with unicast DNS lookups, but it's not required. The only thing required is that anything ending in .local must he looked up v
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by nulbyte 4y ago
I could say the same about gun owners. If only there were a way for the two to come together to work out these problems and find something that works. Something like a conversation. With no yelling.

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