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by rando444 7y ago
Use WSUS, ensure your policies and network are set for clients to only update from your own update server. Test and approve any updates you want to release. Also in your case it would also be worthwhile to look into whether you shouldn&#x27
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by rando444 7y ago
But then you need to bring the conversation back around to "why ruin it with hidden data collection" When I set up my QC35 II, I couldn't get it to pair, so I reluctantly downloaded the app. I got my headphones set up and no
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by rando444 7y ago
https://aws.amazon.com/cli/
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by rando444 7y ago
As all the comments in the article suggest, there is nothing to see here. A single legislator proposing an idea that will never get support isn't really the equivalent of "germany talking" in my book. Politicians in every cou
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by rando444 7y ago
You do understand what an extradition treaty is, right?
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by rando444 7y ago
I think you're under the mistaken assumption that all churches preach religion. I suggest you read up on Unitarian Universalist and Sunday Assembly churches, which you may not have heard of, but they exist all over the world, and echo
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by rando444 7y ago
I wouldn't say it's BS. It's just not perfect. The standard person today isn't capable of managing multiple secure tokens, and actually keeping them separate. One smashed phone, and truly secure accounts would be lost f
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by rando444 7y ago
If you use one of those secure options, click the lost your device option, and then you can describe to everyone how secure the recovery process is.
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by rando444 7y ago
If you ported a previous phone number to google voice, how would they know?
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by rando444 7y ago
That was an extremely difficult read. Especially part with the moderators of these forums encouraging the parents to up the dosage of poison in response to photos of their children's medical issues brought on after they started 't
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by rando444 7y ago
- Avoid all screens / blue light at least a half hour before bedtime - No phones in the bedroom - Eliminate light sources in the bedroom.. blackout curtains help a lot. - No coffee after 2pm - Lessen your daily stress as much as possib
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by rando444 7y ago
Why are you still using Chrome? (given your goal) I'm actually going through the same process as you, but after chrome's change to default auto-login, it was the first thing I changed. You might want to consider the same.
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by rando444 7y ago
It makes for a good headline, because it's something people will talk about, but it's not believable. Honestly, if they came out and said Assange was a slob, I'd believe it. Isolation and depression go hand in hand. But to cl
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by rando444 7y ago
Thanks for this information. I was unaware. As this is the process though, I'm still going to say that this is the logical next step. Likely the only way to get any movement on this is with public outcry, and if this issue gets enough
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by rando444 7y ago
Under the GDPR, each country has a Data Protection Authority set up in order to enforce and supervise these rules. The author needs to contact his country's DPA and they will be the ones to drop the hammer on Facebook. Facebook might n
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by rando444 7y ago
Pretty much all android apps can work without google play currently. If you don't want to use google play, you can download the APK from any number of apk mirror sites and install the app yourself manually.
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by rando444 7y ago
People are likely downvoting you because the question was already asked and answered in the thread before you posted this.
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by rando444 7y ago
If $200 is the difference between being blamed for a late release, and being praised for doing a good job, I'll pay the $200.. and work to make that cash up in spades by negotiating it back from the company in the form of pay and posit
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by rando444 7y ago
Things like this are definitely all in a person's head. Houston airport used to have lots of complaints from people about bag wait times. To resolve the problem they moved the arrival gates as far away from the baggage claim as possibl
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by rando444 7y ago
The keypair is essentially some default known value. You shouldn't be able to use this to connect at all, but apparently works over IPv6. So you'd have to have the private key, as well as knowing the IPv6 address of the device you
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by rando444 7y ago
If you can't pay your bill in full, you work out a plan with your bank to pay your debt back over time. Your credit card limit was already determined by your income, so the possibility for individuals to get themselves into financial t
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by rando444 7y ago
If you look through their comment history, they claim to being a white male living in the US. The majority of his comments are pro-trump / anti-obama and have nothing to do with technology. I wouldn't really take this person to be
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by rando444 7y ago
I live in a country where credit cards can't carry a balance. Everyone pays them off every month. If you need a loan, you ask the bank. In the absence of credit card interest rates, we pay yearly fees for cards depending on the reward
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by rando444 7y ago
Your comment assumes that all investors are the same and all companies share the same goal.
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by rando444 7y ago
I wouldn't say it's your fault for not going through the exact UI logic, but more for not scoping the project properly from the beginning. If there is a clear scope laid out in the initial contract it's more clear who is on t
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by rando444 7y ago
Aside from the other feedback already given, time zones play a large factor in decisions like this. If developers from India run into a problem and you're half a world away, you usually don't hear about it until you come into work
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by rando444 7y ago
Yes, but there is no proof that the user actually used that QR to make their vote. This diminishes the incentive to buy votes because there is no verifiable proof of how someone voted. I'm not saying it's a perfect solution, but
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by rando444 7y ago
Fascinating exploit, and well written writeup. Kudos to the author.
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by rando444 7y ago
I think the bigger problem in the US is that there really aren't standard fines for mishandling or purposely misusing customer data similar to what is structured under the GDPR in Europe.
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by rando444 7y ago
So because you personally can hide your private data, that makes this an acceptable form of security for 'everyone else'? Pardon me while I humbly disagree.

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