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roddux
7y ago
I've been following these since maybe 2016? I don't remember when they started. It's striking to note that for as long as I recall, HGST still holds the crown of lowest annualised failure rate across the board.
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7y ago
Input the backup code as the 2FA text code, that's normally how the process works IME.
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7y ago
Cheers for the link, that's an amazing page.
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7y ago
Looks like someome made a wrapper for joomscan and wpscan...
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7y ago
I'm actually still so struck how literally nobody seems to give a shit or even know that this happened. It's really sad.
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7y ago
I miss the days I could walk through a crowded area without seeing these awful things. The problem is, as these barriers become more widespread, the... perpetrators... of such attacks will simply move to other means of violence. Today we ha
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7y ago
Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google. Although, it might be more appropriate to call Google 'Alphabet' now. But FNAAA doesn't have as much of a ring to it.
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7y ago
I realise you jest slightly, due to the very overdone cicadas... but I had to jump in to add; Serial Experiments Lain is seriously a 10/10 anime. I'd strongly recommend it to anyone.
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7y ago
> it seems to be the norm that British management is overall terrible What an incredibly spurious, over-generalised anecdote.
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7y ago
Looks like someone has rebranded 'thispersondoesnotexist.com', thrown together an advert and turned it into a startup.
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7y ago
A complete aside: the site design on linked page is beautiful. Very minimalist and totally functional.
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7y ago
I think you were downvoted by people that didn't get the reference, cheers for the reminder.
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7y ago
>If you'd like, you can disconnect that information from your account, and it will not be associated with you personally. Specifically no mention that they will delete the data, helpfully combined with no mention that it's triv
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7y ago
I wonder if version 2.0 is written in Unity? I hope not. I recall a lot of the performance issues in KSP1 being blamed on the choice of engine...
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7y ago
I'm curious if Twitter would publish such pieces if the US was favourable with China's position in this conflict. Makes you wonder. Or, to bring the issue home a bit: would Twitter post this information if they discovered the demo
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7y ago
It frustrates me that the tech scene seems to accept such behaviours as smoking weed quite easily. Note the numerous replies to your comment clamouring to it's defence! I've not known a single long-term user of cannabis to be a
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7y ago
See also: 'FadeAway' grabs in League Of Legends. Very similar concept, amusing to ponder the ways in which the programmers made the same oversight: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQp63SA-NZY (12s in) Essentially,
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7y ago
Broken for me, too. Twitter's UI is awful. Altering the URL to 'm.twitter.com' worked for me, as I can now see the topmost comment by 'Amazon News'
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7y ago
Seems like a hell of a lot of engineering effort for something that could easily be replaced by a gradient...
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7y ago
There are many such cases, not restricted to the UK. If you look you can find lots of rather amusing images about the topic. Photos of clearly adult men posing next to young teenagers, as if they are the same age. The amusing part is that e
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7y ago
Never thought about this shortening before. Nice tip! Makes me wonder about code golf for shell scripts. Now there's a rabbit hole...
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7y ago
I've sworn by HGST drives since BackBlaze have repeatedly covered their impressively low failure rate. They've worked well for me.
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7y ago
How did this trash make it to the front page of HN?
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7y ago
I'd argue the Mirage Unikernel (built almost wholly in OCaml) is one of the most robust platforms out there. The NCC paper you talk about looks at two rather old fashioned unikernels in isolation. I don't think the idea of unikern
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8y ago
Where America goes, the world follows.
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8y ago
There's some really interesting literature about this topic, I only discovered it recently. I'd recommend starting with 'The Good Gut' by Justin Sonnenburg. An excerpt can be found here: https://www.scientifi
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8y ago
Reminds me of back when people used to make hand-drawn controls in Adobe Flash! Good memories. Nice work.
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8y ago
My main takeaway from this is that #deleteFacebook has been a flash in the pan-- their active user count is still increasing across all regions. Also to note, FB only pay effectively 11% tax on some 12 billion dollars worth of revenue.
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8y ago
Dual-N-Back has been shown to help. Another method is creating lists of random items and then attempting to remember said list several hours down the line.
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I'm sure LyreBird will get there eventually: https://soundcloud.com/user-535691776/dialog As far as I can tell, it's still early days for the audio faking side of things. I'd give it a year or two before
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