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sebazzz
2y ago
Extremely frustrating. If a user is smart enough to use Firefox, they're probably also smart enough to open another browser if a site does not happen to work on Firefox. (Which I haven't experienced for a while, except when using
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sebazzz
2y ago
I've yet to find a company also using the vPro feature set.
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2y ago
I wonder if running these models on a recent RTX graphics card would speed them up - instead of using an M2 mac.
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2y ago
In the Netherlands iDIN could be used, by which you verify she though your bank.
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2y ago
It is just as annoying for the employees purchasing from the vendor. Constantly needing to apologise for the invoices not being paid on time, constantly needing to ping accounts payable to check what the status is (otherwise it is just a bl
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2y ago
That's because the reviewing the checklists can then be - no offence intended - offloaded to cheap workers in 2nd and 3rd world countries who are judged by the checklists they sign off. There is no room for critical thinking or adaptin
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sebazzz
2y ago
Centralisation is really the core of the problem here. Take ZScaler, which is a service that proxies all network connections of a computer to a central cloud proxy server, mitms it (decrypt, inspect, log, and encrypt), and then forwards it
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2y ago
Oh finance doesn't care. Security is paramount and not something you can save money on, is the mindset. Besides, the real costs of this is allocated to many individual cost centers so in the bigger picture you won't see it.
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2y ago
That is very long term. Not interesting to shareholders.
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2y ago
Its a different kind of distributed denial of service (DDoS).
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2y ago
FigJam is also something in its own right. Try creating a sequence diagram there. Arrows just randomly have their own behavior of sticking somewhere where they shouldn’t or sometimes just not. You just keep copy-pasting that one arrow that
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2y ago
BitLocker for Business stores the bitlocker key centrally. Still, it is a huge manual undertaking fixing every system.
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2y ago
What is WITCH?
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2y ago
> Instead, HTMX re-allocates most responsibilities from the front end to the backend. Before we had SPAs that part of the “backend” was actually called the front-end. You had business logic, and output models in the form of json, views i
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I haven’t found any site, including this one, quite nailing the Windows 9x GUI. It is always a bit off, especially font rendering, but I can’t quite tell why .
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2y ago
Debian packages also work for Ubuntu, no?
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2y ago
More concrete example: Account enumeration because the "forgot password" page tells the user "Unable to find account xyz@example.com" instead of "If your account xyz@example.com exists, then we have now send you an
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2y ago
Is that special to the Chrome codebase, or inherent to the fact that a web browser is now basically an operating system by itself?
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2y ago
The European Eurocheque system was terminated end 2002, 22 years ago. Americans still can still pay with a signature?
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2y ago
Out of curiosity, can the same end result be reached by using a normal CPU and extra outside hard shielding?
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2y ago
> As uuid v7 hold time information, they can help bad actors for timing attacks or pattern recognition because they contain a time information linked to the record. Are you then not doing security by randomness if that is the thing that
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2y ago
Would be great if you could play a AAA game for just a small additional fee (to basically cover porting costs) if you already own it on a different platform.
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2y ago
I wonder if things like these will cause, in the long run, a move back from SaaS to on-premise (or on-device) software.
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2y ago
So my Airpods 2 have an outdated firmware version, but as a user I can't explicitly have iOS update the firmware, and there is no indication when an update happens. I wish I would have more control.
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Anti-aging molecule successfully restores multiple markers of youth
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2y ago
OpenLoco, it has slightly more modern mechanics and graphics. OpenTDD truly looks like an old-old game.
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I applaud this, but wonder how many people will really use this for production. People who buy photoshop probably use Windows or Mac and don’t want to risk an unstable process interfering with work you get paid to do, and people who just fr
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So is this only for the web components or does this include the icons as well?
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> I guess you would need to sound the doorbell every boot It disconnects from wifi when rebooting, doesn’t it?
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> Otherwise it seems like a much more failure-prone doorbell (more components means more things to break). You don’t want to know how many components are involved in your regular smart doorbell. It is most likely going through the cloud
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