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by psanford 5y ago
That's an interesting idea, although I suspect a number of US only services would then reject the number for being international.
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by psanford 5y ago
I receive messages from short codes all the time on my GV account.
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by psanford 5y ago
I signed up for a new Apple account recently because I needed a developer account. As far as I could tell, it is no longer possible to sign up for an apple account without any 2fa.
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by psanford 5y ago
I was just looking for something like this. My primary phone # is a Google Voice number. There are a hand full of providers that (1) only offer sms 2fa and (2) refuse to send sms messages to my Google Voice number (cough _Apple_). Basically
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by psanford 5y ago
Whoa, I didn't know this existed. This does seem to address a lot of what I want. I wish that were more prominently linked to from https://stedolan.github.io/jq/ .
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by psanford 5y ago
IPSEC without IKE is not "similar to how wireguard works actually." Wireguard does actual key exchange and has security properties such as Forward Secrecy that you don't get using a hardcoded IPSEC symmetric key. Also, even t
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by psanford 5y ago
There are plenty of ways you can obfuscate calls to `eval`. `unpickle` is a classic example.
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by psanford 5y ago
Generally, you have a keypair per host, not per connection.
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by psanford 5y ago
Right, I agree. But I think the way the docs are currently written are not really meant to be read through like that. Thats why I mentioned "The AWK Programming Language" book, which is excellently written, and easy to read from s
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by psanford 5y ago
JQ is often frustrating when you want to do something non-trivial but you can't figure out how and the documentation is of little help. I think JQ could really benefit from having a classic programming language style "book",
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by psanford 5y ago
The nice thing about FTS5 is you can have full text search up and running on a dataset in a couple of minutes. So give it try and see if it is sufficient for your use case. If it is, great! If not, you've not wasted much time.
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by psanford 5y ago
Ha. Intel pushed Itanium very hard. AMD released AMD64 and that was the end of Itanium. No one wanted it. Intel killed it because it was a failure in the market place. I love this graph of Intel's projected vs actual Itanium sales. The
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by psanford 5y ago
Considering how many companies use gsuite and are happy with it, I'd say thats a pretty silly lesson.
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by psanford 5y ago
> I know I haven’t gone into a lot of specific details about GCP’s deprecations. I can tell you that virtually everything I’ve used, from networking (legacy to VPC) to storage (Cloud SQL v1 to v2) to Firebase (now Firestore with a totall
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by psanford 5y ago
GSuite is separate from Google Cloud.
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by psanford 5y ago
What? Yes you can. I know because I just created a new domain today.
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by psanford 5y ago
I assume you mean on the Google Cloud side? Maybe start with https://steve-yegge.medium.com/dear-google-cloud-your-deprec...
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by psanford 5y ago
S3 torrent support isn't enabled in new regions, but it still works in every region that it was launched in. In other words, AWS goes out of its way to not break its customers applications.
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by psanford 5y ago
SimpleDB is still supported though. You can still make new SimpleDB domains. Thats part of what people love about AWS compared to Google Cloud. Google is quick to kill off services it finds no longer convenient for it to run. AWS has histor
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by psanford 5y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/5iv1ti/rolling...
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by psanford 5y ago
Seems to be right in line with other online only banks.
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by psanford 5y ago
I do think that the bay area has pushed local artists out to more affordable cities. John Vanderslice/Tiny Telephone has done more than anyone else I can think of to keep the local music scene alive. He seems to be connected with just
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by psanford 5y ago
> I'd add DNA Lounge (though it seems based on the selection you're not into electronic music :) You got me. DNA Lounge does have a special place in my heart though. JWZ was such a slashdot folk hero, its sad that so many peopl
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by psanford 5y ago
I'm sorry that San Jose is lame.
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by psanford 5y ago
I live in SF. I go to shows in SF and Oakland. I agree that the music scene of the burbs is bad. That's the way it is everywhere though. Venues that I'm happy to go to: Bottom of the Hill, The Chapel, Hotel Utah, The Rickshaw Stop
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by psanford 5y ago
I don't know what you want. I find bands I like, I add them to Song Kick. I get emails when they come to SF. Music venues have been expanding in the last 10 years, not contracting. I've never seen a show a Levi's or Shoreline
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by psanford 5y ago
If you are talking about musicians coming out of SF, then I agree. If you are talking about tours coming to SF/Oakland, I don't see this at all. I can't think of an artist I care about that hasn't been through.
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by psanford 5y ago
Github doesn't check if the secrets are real or not. Any string that matches one of the regexs gets shared with the appropriate API provider. The provider checks to see if the its a valid credential or not and revokes the key if necess
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by psanford 5y ago
You might have strings that match one of their secrets regex's that are not an actual secret. It would be extremely annoying if they blocked you from pushing a commit in that case.
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I didn't have any trouble with getting them to enable production mode SES for my personal email domains. The only thing I can think of that might have helped me (besides making it clear I wasn't using this for marketing emails) wa

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