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by pat2man 3y ago
If you go off grid but still have a grid connection that you can use any time you want, you should still pay in. All the transition equipment is still needed. Full off grid should probably not have to pay anything. But if something breaks y
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by pat2man 3y ago
Have you tried the operator? https://www.keycloak.org/operator/advanced-configuration
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by pat2man 4y ago
Ultimately, passkeys are just certificate based authentication. Certificates are generally more secure because they contain more entropy (and because they contain metadata). But nothing is stopping you from using something like a mnemonic p
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by pat2man 4y ago
Any password manager can support them. 1Password has announced a beta already.
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The Triumph of Safari(magiclasso.co)
2 points by pat2man 4y ago|0 comments
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by pat2man 4y ago
Me too but when I was younger I hated it. It was definitely centered around a fear of being rejected or ridiculed. I eventually learned that my fear was unfounded. Possibly a good use of cognitive behavioral therapy.
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by pat2man 4y ago
These services have hyper growth right now but that will die down and become stable. Email is similar, things can get queued up and no way to see what’s going on. But most of the time it just works.
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AI breaks the robot folding speed record(arstechnica.com)
1 points by pat2man 4y ago|0 comments
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by pat2man 4y ago
Smart cards have long been mostly phishing proof. WebAuthN is essentially a more convenient interface to the same technology.
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Former Apple Execs Company Files for Bankruptcy Less Than a Year After SPAC Deal(news.crunchbase.com)
3 points by pat2man 4y ago|2 comments
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by pat2man 4y ago
Ledger ( https://www.ledger.com ) supports FIDO and lets you do backups. You really need a screen to do it correctly, otherwise there is little point in having an external device.
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by pat2man 4y ago
Its interesting that DNS doesn't come up more often as the solution here. Owning a domain (or subdomain) seems a whole lot easier than most of the other "decentralized" solutions that get discussed. And if DNS is too centrali
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by pat2man 4y ago
Weird analogy because yes, if you put money in a paper shredder (at least in the US) the Mint will indeed allow you to send in your shredded money and receive cash in return: https://www.bep.gov/services/mutilated-curre
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Microsoft announces progress on a completely new type of qubit(arstechnica.com)
3 points by pat2man 5y ago|0 comments
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by pat2man 5y ago
There is a Freakonomics podcast ( https://freakonomics.com/podcast/why-are-cities-still-so-exp... ) that addresses this head on. Essentially there used to be a lot of cheap housing that was quite unsafe. By making slums
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by pat2man 5y ago
Cockroachdb: automatic multiple primaries + sharding.
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by pat2man 5y ago
Technically if the card could sign fast enough, you could sign packets on the card.
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by pat2man 5y ago
In which case employers should just increase wages to take into account how much is saved on office space. Then workers might be able to afford larger houses or apartments.
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by pat2man 5y ago
You could get a separate induction wok burner.
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by pat2man 5y ago
You just need a thicker pan.
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by pat2man 5y ago
People don’t even know they are supposed to use the vent.
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by pat2man 5y ago
Kubernetes doesn't attempt to be an API that can solve any orchestration issue, it is an abstraction on the underlying architecture. It's a lot easier to be backwards compatible here (and if you are not, create an operator that is
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by pat2man 6y ago
Also judges must approve of a plea deal. I wonder if judges even know the likelihood of a given defendant accepting a plea deal even though they are innocent?
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by pat2man 6y ago
I think both solutions work hand in hand. We replace the lower quality meath with vegan alternatives. This allows meat producers to focus on higher value, grass fed products. So we still eat steak but frozen processed meat patties are repla
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by pat2man 6y ago
What if the passphrase gets stolen as well?
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by pat2man 6y ago
I believe they are in the process of doing just that: https://www.cnbc.com/2020/12/04/about-150-cadillac-dealers-t...
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by pat2man 6y ago
There is a list of other affected keys at the bottom of the article.
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by pat2man 6y ago
Or perhaps they were more focused on getting the people inside to safety than they were about the actual physical building.
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by pat2man 6y ago
Actix web has an example that is basically just a proxy. It does use its own client vs reqwest but the principals are the same.
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by pat2man 6y ago
“Proof of authority” chains are a lot more than just a database. There is still a verifiable audit trail etc.

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