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by shim__ 3y ago
> This made me realize for all of the USB security/token devices (I don't think there is) an actual secure/signed transport mode for USB verifying the two aren't being snooped. Or maybe there is and I just don't
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by shim__ 5y ago
There used to be brain wallets which were private key derived from a password. A lot of those got brute forced back in the day
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by shim__ 5y ago
Using Wireguard is also an good option to prevent the connection from being dropped when switching networks
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by shim__ 6y ago
I'd say it's probably worse privacy wise, corporate IT or your ISP are at least accountable since you share the same jurisdiction. Some dody VPN company which you should prefer to be overseas if your main objective is piracy is mu
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by shim__ 6y ago
It's not really black magic https://docs.scala-lang.org/overviews/core/implicit-classes.... but I don't really see why having a filter as a method should even be encouraged.
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by shim__ 6y ago
We already know that there a natural oil leaks all over the ocean floor, which makes me wonder if a lot of such additional small leaks all over the world are really going to have an impact.
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by shim__ 6y ago
Unless you plan to post links to your tiny blog on reddit
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by shim__ 6y ago
A unionized workforce isn't likely to have this problem, since they would all be working under the same union contract being paid the same.
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by shim__ 6y ago
Well thats just like how one might say numpy is written in python, so portion of it certainly is but all the heavy lifing is done by C, the same goes for Docker. Docker is "just" an cli around cgroups which is a kernel feature wri
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by shim__ 6y ago
I'm in the same boat, every time that I have to use Windows I'll get annoyed by how complicated even simple things are. Not to mention the endless amount of menus and setup wizards you have to click through to get anything done.
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by shim__ 6y ago
Only if it's a good one, the bad ones will just load more content before you're able to click anything in the footer
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by shim__ 6y ago
I guess it's the client who's sending the video that's adapting.
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by shim__ 6y ago
There are alternatives provided that you don't need video. Mumble and Teamspeak have a proven trackrecord on all platforms and work even with the shittiest of internet connections.
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by shim__ 6y ago
> And yes, I believe this should be regulated at the policy level. But why? Nobody is forcing you to use AWS, there in fact heaps of similar services around which at first glance don't share have said problem.
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by shim__ 6y ago
Wont't work since the user is identified by his public key on the ssh level.
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by shim__ 7y ago
You can also swap it for any other coin on the ethereum chain on uniswap https://uniswap.exchange/swap
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by shim__ 7y ago
I'm actually surprised that PDF hasn't been superseded by some form of embedded HTML by now.
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by shim__ 7y ago
Australia has it pretty hard be competitive exporting industrial goods since the supply chain is mostly overseas and the domestic market is small, which means most things will gehave to be exported again. All this results in high shipping c
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by shim__ 7y ago
Not entirely if you account for secure elements which might erase the secretif the wrong pin was entered too many times or if an wipe code was entered.