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Ask HN: What do you do for sites that require SMS for 2FA?
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pvinis
4y ago
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pvinis
4y ago
> This is what happens when you are building rules are around an existing system versus the other way around. exactly right!
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pvinis
4y ago
awesome! author here. I was at the same place and was looking with others and we found this in a corner of the internet. now it's on two corners of the internet, hopefully it will be easier for others to find. you have made my day, kno
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pvinis
4y ago
on macos many extensions don't work, so I uninstalled. on ios the UI is so good! but it keeps freaking out and being slow. it's still my main but let's see for how long. I used insight before orion.
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pvinis
4y ago
links with the key emoji next to it are private. we have this repo and others open source, bit of course these are used by us internally too. that means that we need to link to private stuff, but we want to keep all the links where they nat
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pvinis
4y ago
YES! I came here to say that. I pressed the option with both buttons being blue. Ugly? Yes. Respectful to me as a user? Very much yes. Making a dark pattern look good is not helping the user.
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pvinis
4y ago
"nice music" I mean music that is not repeating with a period of less that 8 seconds. I don't care for a 3-loop made using code. I know it can be done, and I know it's easy to do compared to other ways. I wanna see if it
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pvinis
4y ago
I recently was trying this again, also searching online for people using it, and I could only find club music made with it, which made me just give up on trying further. I wish there were some YouTube channel what made nice music with sonic
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pvinis
4y ago
I love how people went for the literal fire pit and pipes and started complaining about licenses and unusual items. I'll rephrase a bit and hope the parent here agrees with me. That's not the point. If a fire pit and pipes are not
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pvinis
4y ago
that would be great.
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pvinis
4y ago
I'd rather get your takes on episodes as a paid service over the idea of the parent :p
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pvinis
4y ago
slightly more aggressive answer than I expected but ok. so first, yea bad phrasing, but that question usually implies "majority of people". second, I have done work. I have coded even stuff in clj and cljs. little elisp. but I am
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pvinis
4y ago
I'm really curious: do people consider common lisp to be the go-to lisp today? if yes, that's awesome, I'll look into it. if no, what is the go-to? and is there an emacs-like using that lisp?
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pvinis
4y ago
I would expect the valve bald head there too. Was that ever identified?
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pvinis
4y ago
The past doesn't actually give the info it teases, so here it is. > Ketchup comes from the Hokkien Chinese word, kê-tsiap, the name of a sauce derived from fermented fish. It is believed that traders brought fish sauce from Vietnam
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pvinis
4y ago
It's basically the same as https://github.com/asdf-vm/asdf than, plus lisp for config?
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pvinis
4y ago
oh.. that seems bad. first, it seems unfair. second, I just got a .cx and plan to use it for email, I hope I don't have issues with it.
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pvinis
4y ago
Same. Been using it for soooo long. It's fun that the UI has been the same the whole time.
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pvinis
4y ago
I’m curious why no one is recommending 1Password. I use it and it’s pretty nice. Closed source though. Is that the reason people don’t recommend it here?
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pvinis
4y ago
actually syncthing on iOS is pretty great using https://apps.apple.com/app/id1539203216 . I'm nothing more than a very happy user.
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pvinis
4y ago
Kinda off topic, but what do people think of the uros like this one? I have for example pvinis.com and pvin.is but I don't know which one is easier for others to use/remember/read..
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pvinis
4y ago
Agree to disagree, I guess. I'm glad you did use it for pizza back then, and I hope more of us use it for pizza in the near future. You are one of the few that don't just gamble and buy nfts.
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pvinis
4y ago
Yes. I am proud to be one of the few that have used crypto to buy something "regular". To use that thing in the way it is promised to be, and not as gambling or scams. So yes, I'm proud to have done that.
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pvinis
4y ago
Compared to my other transactions? Very small. The best "comparison" I can make is this: - I buy random shit online every now and then, also from Amazon. That one souvenir I got for me and a friend was about 40 dollars worth, and
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pvinis
4y ago
There are people, myself included, that appreciate a crypto payment inclusion. I am proud to say I have used crypto to buy a physical souvenir, a steam game, and a yearly subscription to a service. I would gladly do that more if they allow
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pvinis
4y ago
Not saying "zero" doesn't mean we don't mean it. All counting starts with 0. We just say "one" out loud as the first number. We probably should say "zero" too, but why say a word when you can say no w
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pvinis
4y ago
First of all, you don't. Or I guess most Americans don't. I do, or most Europeans do. 12.30am and 12.30pm feels just very wrong in Europe. But yea, I do agree with you. we don't say 0, we say 12, no matter if it's noon o
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pvinis
4y ago
Exactly. What we call "new" is the 0th year. It's the same when you start counting seconds. You say "ok counting starts now", then wait a second and say "one", then wait and say "two". Before you
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pvinis
4y ago
No we don't. Clocks start at 0. what time is it when it's half an hour after midnight? 00:30.
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pvinis
4y ago
Interesting poat, but what I really liked is the layout, font, bottom tags section, link to dev.to, etc. Very cool!
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