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by paxswill 7y ago
It's one way a Yubikey can work: Yubikey one time password (OTP). The more common (I think? Newer and standardized at least) way (U2F) accesses the key over some other method that doesn't have it act like a keyboard. There are oth
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by paxswill 7y ago
The second PoC hides the modeline when printed with `cat`.
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by paxswill 8y ago
Funnily enough, it also has Harrison Ford in it as well (one of the earlier films he was in).
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by paxswill 8y ago
Purely anecdotal, but my Series 3 goes about two days on a full charge. I can usually get away with just charging it in the morning while I shower and get ready, and otherwise just wearing all the time. Workouts deplete the battery more, mo
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by paxswill 8y ago
In the specific case of Starbucks (at least in the US), the employees do have a bit of control over the music. They're able to curate a playlist of store "favorites" and are usually able to change the playlist from whatever
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by paxswill 8y ago
Only the unibody Mac Minis. PowerPC and Intel non-unibody Mac Minis had an external brick.
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by paxswill 8y ago
Your comment about rates of donation caused me to check what the frequency of donation for whole blood in other countries is compared to the US. I was surprised to see that England and Australia both have 12 week periods (at least for men),
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by paxswill 8y ago
It’ll be more involved for you to set up, but pfSense is what I use. I basically forget it’s there until I want to change something (add a new VPN user, monitor bandwidth usage). I’ve set up an IPSec VPN that works well with my Apple device
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by paxswill 8y ago
You don't need to use their app for push on iOS. They worked with Apple to enable push in the built-in client.
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by paxswill 8y ago
Epyc is the name for the server chips. Both Ryzen and Epyc are based on the same microarchitecture.
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by paxswill 9y ago
Which is kinda buggy last I checked, crashing if more than one display was attached.
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by paxswill 9y ago
I think this is only exposed in iOS with the Chinese keyboards (and Scribble on watchOS), so not programmatically.
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by paxswill 9y ago
Verizon (not VZW) have said IPv6 is coming to Fios for about 5 years now. They routers they provide have supported it for about as long as well. Supposedly the hangups include their older video on demand service (and/or set top boxes)
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by paxswill 9y ago
It's used in research computing environments. My university used to to authenticate to the general access clusters, and a you'll find references to its use in government labs if you dig in their support pages. Additionally, if AFS
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by paxswill 10y ago
Newton (Apple's old PDA) had a similar problem in 2010 [0]. In short, while the base system and C++ interfaces used 32-bit unsigned ints with a base of 1904-01-01, NewtonScript uses 30-bit signed ints, with a working base of 1993-01-1,
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by paxswill 10y ago
In my experience, for Verizon around the DC area, yes.
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by paxswill 10y ago
Using `pmset noidle` is now deprecated in favor of `caffeinate` according to the pmset man page.
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by paxswill 10y ago
The basic command for keeping the machine awake is `caffeinate`, and has a few other nice options like changing what kind of sleep is prevented (disk, display, system) and also waiting on a PID (looks like that was added in 10.10). Related
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by paxswill 11y ago
Force-press the left edge of the screen, then swipe to the right. It can take a little bit of practice to get a hang of it. I find kinda rolling my thumb works well to trigger it. Swiping all the way across goes to the last app, just partwa
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by paxswill 11y ago
I think you're confusing Fabien Sanglard (writer of the above article) with Fabrice Bellard (prolific programmer)
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by paxswill 11y ago
I once got a call from them on an bug I encountered with an Airport Base Station. They had me load a testing firmware on to try to reproduce the bug. I've also had a couple of bugs replied to (usually asking for more information), but
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by paxswill 11y ago
Not white labeled, but this is pretty close to what Fitocracy does.
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by paxswill 11y ago
OS X ships with that version of Make.
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by paxswill 11y ago
It's my understanding that to remap Caps Lock to Control (nicely that is) on Apple's keyboards that you need to use Seil (closely related to Karabiner, and from the same dev). https://pqrs.org/osx/karabiner&#x
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by paxswill 11y ago
Is your dotfiles repo public? I also use m4 for my dotfiles [0] and am interested in seeing how others use it. 0: https://github.com/paxswill/dotfiles
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by paxswill 12y ago
iOS has support for some common VPN protocols built-in: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1288
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by paxswill 12y ago
My local blood bank (in northern Virginia) has sent out post cards when my brother's, my father's, or my blood have been used in a donation. We're only O-, so not super rare but the blood bank does call if we've gone a w
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by paxswill 12y ago
You can build against a higher SDK version than your minimum requirement with OS X/iOS. For example, your deployment target is OS X 10.7, but yo're building with the OS X 10.10 SDK. More info: https://developer.apple.co
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by paxswill 12y ago
Their detailed report[0] is pretty clear, and defines what they mean for the categories they're reporting. According to that document, they had 20221 device data requests, and they provided data for 12146 of those requests (some of tho
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by paxswill 12y ago
Here's a page with the relevant images: http://www.cypherspace.org/rsa/

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