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by piperswe 3y ago
I don't know of any services that use Yubico OTP (it's a legacy protocol) - everything's on FIDO2 nowadays
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by piperswe 3y ago
Right, that's the point they're making.
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by piperswe 3y ago
Typical fate for a Google product that consumes RSS feeds.
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by piperswe 3y ago
2-factor authentication and session expiry makes it a pain in the neck
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by piperswe 3y ago
That's true, I mean the automatic direct import though.
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by piperswe 3y ago
It can import directly from some banks maybe, but certainly not my bank. I haven't had any success importing to GnuCash from _any_ bank I do business with.
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by piperswe 3y ago
Same syntax, IP just goes in [square brackets] to disambiguate.
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by piperswe 3y ago
It's a great choice for higher budget applications too. At my job (public tech company, former startup), we use Postgres as our source of truth for just about everything that should go in an OLTP database (e.g. not analytics). I don&#x
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by piperswe 3y ago
Close, it would be more like http://01:02@[03:04:05:06:07:08:09:10]:1112/foo/bar
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by piperswe 3y ago
It has a web app and a CLI. LaTeX also has both - it's just that the Typst web app has better integration with the actual engine than the various LaTeX web apps.
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by piperswe 3y ago
Super handy for resetting other Apple devices in weird states too. I've picked up "bricked" HomePod Minis from eBay, reset them with AC2, and ended up with 100% functional HomePods for a fraction of the price of a new one.
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by piperswe 3y ago
Surely you mean _not_ publishing null results? From what I understand, null results are just as scientifically important to publish as alternative results, they just aren't published as often because they aren't as exciting.
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by piperswe 3y ago
Or even a secondary source. It strives to be a tertiary source.
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by piperswe 3y ago
The only time I've ever had to dispute a charge is when I bought something from a website that had apparently gone out of business without taking down their site. Weeks passed after my order, I reached out multiple times, and I never h
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by piperswe 3y ago
Source? I've heard rumors but I don't think they mentioned MFi at all in this event.
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by piperswe 3y ago
You didn't need an adapter, just a cable. In recent years, that cable came included with the iPhone. And it's the same cable used for charging the phone.
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by piperswe 3y ago
So basically the SQLite of its day?
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by piperswe 3y ago
And with `SO_PEERCRED`, you can even implement more complex transparent authorization & logging based on the uid of the connecting process.
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by piperswe 3y ago
My company offers Kaiser HMO in California, but elsewhere only a PPO+HRA.
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by piperswe 3y ago
In my experience, psychiatrists will often require a referral even with a PPO - not for insurance reasons, but for their own reasons.
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by piperswe 3y ago
Lexus discontinued the CT in the US several years ago (globally last year), and it's a hatchback (not a wagon).
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by piperswe 3y ago
Are you talking about Soviet sci-fi or speculative sci-fi? If the latter, there's plenty of speculative sci-fi worth reading. I'd recommend giving "I, Robot" a read - much of it is about reasoning through a sort of moral
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by piperswe 3y ago
There's just about zero similarity between MitID and REAL ID. It's more similar to login.gov, but still not super close.
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by piperswe 3y ago
At least in that case Facebook is still the name of the product, just not the company.
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by piperswe 3y ago
This acts as a reminder that I should fix the G3 I have sitting on my shelf with what's probably a screwed up flyback transformer... but I'm kinda scared of working on a CRT (never done it before)
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by piperswe 3y ago
Oh damn, didn't notice the conversion issue. Not sure which one is correct (9PB or 90PB). I'd expect it to be 90, but either one is a _lot_ of data.
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by piperswe 3y ago
90 PB as of a couple years ago: https://www.protocol.com/internet-archive-preserving-future > The web archive alone is about 45 petabytes — 4,500 terabytes — and the Internet Archive itself is about double that size (the
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by piperswe 3y ago
> It is, generally speaking, not possible to call AT&T and say "Hey, when I try to ping one of your subscribers in California from a Level3 circuit in New York, I'm hitting a routing loop." I did almost this exact same
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by piperswe 3y ago
Some rudimentary Google research on my end shows the Texas power grid serving about 10x as much power as the Nigeria power grid.
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by piperswe 3y ago
What risks does FedNow have that FedACH doesn't have?

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