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by sirn 6y ago
And that's quite surprising to hear. I also live in Tokyo, but given how packed Chuo line/Shinjuku station in the morning for the past few weeks, it feels like everyone has already gone back to their regular office hours routine.
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by sirn 6y ago
Not sure if it's possible for default apps (I don't have a Mac right now), but can't you just open a Get Item dialog, drag & drop an alternative icon onto the icon displayed in the dialog to replace it? (& click the i
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by sirn 6y ago
Onyx is a manufacturer of Android-based e-Ink tablet/e-Reader.
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by sirn 6y ago
I have another version based on awk[1], which instead of listing all targets, it will only list targets with a help message in the format of `@: #`, e.g. install: @: # Install the application to the given PREFIX. @: #
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by sirn 6y ago
OmniFocus for iPad has improved a lot to the point I don't feel I'm missing too many features from the Mac version (though there are still some awkward parts in the UI, e.g. moving/creating folders and projects) and even has
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by sirn 6y ago
There is a web version now but it's still missing basic functionalities, let alone the more advanced ones. I have been using the web version on Linux box for almost half a year (because I don't own a Mac right now) and found it to
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by sirn 6y ago
Termius[1] already has this feature available in iOS 13. [1]: https://www.termius.com/
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by sirn 6y ago
Depends on whether you install Docker for Mac (uses HyperKit) or Docker Toolbox (uses VirtualBox)
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by sirn 6y ago
That's strange, in my experience it shouldn't have 6x slowdown. Probably might be due to several factors, but here's your test, running on my system without Docker: Ryzen 3900X (host machine) $ dd if=/dev/uran
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by sirn 6y ago
Was your emulation done with qemu user space emulator[1] (the syscall translation layer) or qemu system emulator[2] (the VM)? If it was qemu-system you might have better numbers with qemu-user-static, which does binary translation similar
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by sirn 6y ago
Apple has Hypervisor.framework which has been updated for ARM Mac[1]. Xhyve and HyperKit (used by Docker for Mac) uses Hypervisor.framework exclusively. The last time I tried Hypervisor.framework on x86-64, the CPU performance was quite fin
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by sirn 6y ago
Ah I didn't know you could do the Okta push without using their whole SSO suite. Thank you! I guess in this scenario Okta acts more like Authy proprietary OTP thing then.
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by sirn 6y ago
One could argue that authenticating via 1Password is already multi factor in itself e.g. Master Password is Something You Know as the first factor and access to a 1Password Vault is Something You Have as a second factor (since you cannot lo
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by sirn 6y ago
Apple supports WebAuthn on iOS/iPadOS as well (since iOS/iPadOS 13) so presumably FaceID part is referring to iOS/iPadOS.
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by sirn 6y ago
Okta is more of a SAML/OpenID Connect thing with built-in multi factor authentication than a replacement for WebAuthn, though. Okta could embrace WebAuthn Platform Authenticator as one of their authenticating factor if user is unwillin
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by sirn 6y ago
...which means a login is now tied to a browser, and you have to come up with a way to securely export or sync private key (bad idea?) or a way to link another browser to a login. Also user losing access to all their websites by accidentall
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by sirn 6y ago
How would you do the signing part though? Given that most CA don't do client certificate at all, nor it issue certificates with signing flags. Even if CA does sign client certificate, and website is expected to store its public key, it
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by sirn 6y ago
Similar to how you would sign in on devices/browsers without WebAuthn support or don't have physical token (Yubikey/etc.) with you: use a fallback method provided by a website. This is usually TOTP or a scratch code. The webs
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by sirn 6y ago
The video explicitly mentioned it is WebAuthn Platform Authenticator (1:54)[1]. [1]: https://www.w3.org/TR/webauthn/#platform-authenticators
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by sirn 6y ago
They also send email to people who placed bounties in the past. Here's the interesting bit: > What do I need to do? > If you agree to the new terms, you don't have to do anything. > If you have a bounty posted prior to Ju
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by sirn 6y ago
>I too am curious what "non-retail" means in this context. Maybe dev kits? AFAIK Switch has at least two dev kits (SDEV/EDEV) for different purposes so it kinda makes sense to call them non-retail.
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by sirn 6y ago
Flatpak has a package split into three parts: a program itself, a runtime, and a SDK. Runtime includes common libraries a program is usually required, and SDK includes a development counterpart of them. Flatpak program is pinned to a runtim
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by sirn 6y ago
This was also why everyone believed it's unlikely. Also I don't think Twitter even has DNS prefetching turned on. However now it's revealed that logging is real, us Thais should be worried.
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by sirn 6y ago
Yes, it probably wouldn't happened if the user uses VPN or Tor. If VPN or Tor's setup doesn't leak DNS, at least.
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by sirn 6y ago
They also have residential internet (AIS Fibre) and also own another ISP (CS Loxinfo). CS Loxinfo used to use their own DNS servers and such, but have switched to use the same infrastructure as AIS Fibre (sharing IP address pool and all) si
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by sirn 6y ago
(Disclosure: I'm Thai) Especially in Thailand, where free speech is almost non-existent. Few months ago there were Twitter user who goes by the name "Anonymous" ("นิรนาม" in Thai) who have been arrested for spreadin
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by sirn 6y ago
> Unless this feature starts being turned on by default in routers and popular software Firefox has DoH turned on by default for US-based users. Unfortunately being US-only, it won't protect Thai users just yet. Especially consideri
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by sirn 6y ago
> I wish there was a good standard alternative to bash (sh in this case) for shell programming. I would say Tcl! Tcl is one of the most underrated programming language that everybody probably has installed. It has existed for as long as
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by sirn 6y ago
Seeing you mentioned Tornado, WordPress not being so attractive, and $20 for a 512MB VPS makes me wonder if this was sometimes around 2010-2012? A lot of comments here seems to mention $5/mo VMs, but if this was around that time period
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by sirn 6y ago
Likely a polar opposite of Clojure, but there is an attempt to add Guile (a Scheme dialect) to Emacs[1] which aims to provides a faster Elisp backend, and support for using Scheme to program Emacs. [1]: https://www.emacswiki.org&

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