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by pat2man 8y ago
The SE is still available: https://www.apple.com/iphone/compare/ "Available at authorized resellers"
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by pat2man 8y ago
While I liked the smaller size, the fact is that the vast majority of people prefer a larger screen for all sorts of reasons. The solution is for app developers to move as much as possible to the bottom section of the screen, which is happe
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by pat2man 8y ago
Webauthn is coming to browsers. It has a much easier UI than traditional client certs.
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by pat2man 8y ago
As WebAuthn has been evolving we have been able to see four vendors try to users to use keys for authentication. Google and Mozilla went ahead and used the existing USB FIDO keys which was relatively easy to support, and shipped solutions f
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by pat2man 8y ago
You can always backup using iTunes, which give you full encrypted backups.
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by pat2man 8y ago
Worked for Fandango...
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by pat2man 8y ago
You can get a middle click on a MBP trackpad with third party software.
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by pat2man 8y ago
Looking at the design of WireGuard it seems relatively obvious. Is there a reason it took this long to get such a basic solution?
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by pat2man 8y ago
Open social operates somewhat like email, where you don't need to be on the same server as someone else, but it can make things easier. For the most part, if you are running your own email server for you family, it might make sense to
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by pat2man 8y ago
U2F was never fully supported in browsers making it hard for sites to deploy it everywhere. The new WebauthN standard is going to be supported everywhere which makes it more likely that sites will actually use it.
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by pat2man 8y ago
WebauthN is coming to WebKit (already available in Firefox, Chrome and Edge). Once that is supported we should be able to have u2f everywhere.
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by pat2man 8y ago
Would love to see the numbers on millionaires created by California who choose to stay. If the California economy is good enough those numbers could offset the lack of millionaires moving to California.
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by pat2man 8y ago
Is there an ActivityPub aggregation service that lets me run Plume, Mastadon, PeerTube, etc all on the same domain? Or will people always have to follow me three times...
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IBM Unveils System That ‘Debates’ with Humans(nytimes.com)
1 points by pat2man 8y ago|0 comments
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by pat2man 8y ago
Running OpenShift has felt like early Rails to me. You can get started with a hosted version, switch to on AWS easily and dive deep down into Kubernetes whenever you feel ready. It is also opinionated so it’s easy to get started on the gold
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by pat2man 8y ago
Or if you have a Touch Bar MacBook: https://github.com/ntrippar/sekey
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by pat2man 8y ago
The only issue with this sort of setup is when you lose your phone and need to set up a new device. Or if you for some reason need to authenticate to a non-personal device. Smart cards have traditionally been used in this way but they haven
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People Loved MoviePass Nearly to Death(bloomberg.com)
151 points by pat2man 8y ago|151 comments
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by pat2man 8y ago
Remember FireSheep ( https://codebutler.com/firesheep )? No one cared about HTTPS for years. Then one simple app and the entire industry woke up.
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by pat2man 9y ago
The Grand Tour did it: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/on-demand/2018/02/16/grand-tour-...
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by pat2man 9y ago
Yes, but for multi DC you will probably want many of the tools in the enterprise edition: https://www.cockroachlabs.com/pricing/
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by pat2man 9y ago
I think the combination of Cockroach and Kubernetes is going to be a game changer. Modern orchestration tools really are still struggling with single points of failure and Cockroach really shines there. The fact that both tools are maturing
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by pat2man 9y ago
Redhat probably has the best production quality deployment for self hosted Kubernetes. They support running glusterfs: https://github.com/openshift/openshift-ansible/blob/master/i... Personally I wouldn&
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by pat2man 9y ago
I've not used Canopy but from the screenshots I can see that they have aggregated reporting which Jaeger does not (yet) have. This makes Jaeger good for looking at individual traces, but actually getting overall performance data out is
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by pat2man 9y ago
As far as I can tell you have to choose at the beginning, once you locked a route in you have to cancel and start over to get another route.
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by pat2man 9y ago
Wirecutter removed them as a recommendation. Others will probably as well. This should affect sales somewhat and since smart phone margins are so slim it could have a drastic affect.
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by pat2man 9y ago
No one wants their data on a public blockchain. A private blockchain doesn't solve this any better.
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by pat2man 9y ago
A lot of people like the idea of communicating via video but don’t like how hey look. Animoji gives them something in between. Snapchat masks offer something similar.
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I See You, $XRP(medium.com)
4 points by pat2man 9y ago|0 comments
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by pat2man 9y ago
There is a good writeup here: https://medium.com/@twobitidiot/i-see-you-xrp-fcf151feb96d

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