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by twisteriffic 3y ago
This wasn't really an additional failure at Okta. This was credentials lost during the original Okta compromise that CloudFlare failed to rotate out. Okta deserves criticism for their failure, but this feels like CloudFlare punching do
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
Most people don't have another room or floor to put it in?
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
Despite appearing almost identical, I haven't had good luck with the Winix C535. All 3 had poorly balanced blowers that either ticked or rattled, which wasn't the case in the 5 5500/5300 I've owned. It's a pity beca
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
That, and ignoring the other downsides of a hacked together device - noise and power consumption. The Winix 5500/5300 are pretty great. Super quiet and use 5-8 watts at setting 3 of 4. Box fans can't really compete there.
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
Judgment day: intelligent design on trial. Covers the Dover Intelligent Design trial, providing a lot of insight into the religious rights' plans for the US.
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
This is almost certainly another key trust misconfiguration, just like the last few major breaches at Microsoft. Last time it was leaving expired keys in place along with not enforcing expiry checks in the client. This time it's config
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
If you're low on storage space, try freeing up a few gigs. My pixel 5 was impossibly slow when I let it get under 5 gigs free.
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
That'd be preemptive blame shifting so they can lean back and point fingers at the FAA the next time something breaks.
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
No, you are wrong, though you provide a humorous example of how effective that form of brainwashing is. https://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/csj-sjc/rfc-dlc/ccrf-ccdl/chec...
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
There's a huge cottage industry of YouTube rage farmers who spread that kind of misinformation for clicks. It's particularly popular in the prairies right now.
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
Those public institutions are being _made_ to fail right now. Purposefully. Not by unthinking forces of nature but by conscious effort.
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
They can make a lot more consulting dollars on marginal software than for something that was sanely designed and worked well.
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
Troy's response: > Think through what would mean: we’d have to sit on billions of plain text passwords (among other personal info) and return that visitors with no more validation than control of a single email address. The risk i
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
What's your success rate on white noise? I'm down in the 50s with no earthly idea of why. I get white stripes and random death metal with great regularity.
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
Unless things have changed recently, you can't even do that if you use a workspace account. No explanation of why, it just silently fails. I'm down to three gestures with assistant: - play white noise. 50% success rate. Half the t
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
> Google has turned into these little micro clusters of ideologies and functional philosophies, leading to a horrifically fragmented mess Every large software org eventually becomes Microsoft.
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
The failure point on every ergo 4000 I've owned has been the spacebar center post. First thing I'll do now is grease that up with some Teflon marine engine grease. Did that on the current one and I'm at around 6 years without
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
I have a lifetime supply of ergo 4000's stashed away since the day they announced they were discontinued.
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
Also the emphasis on community. How Lucky's dad just rolls with it and joins in the game when Bandit steals his sandwich or football.
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
> Most apparent are the web programmers, most of them assume everyone has 10gbit fiber connections with 16 core CPUs and 128GB of RAM to feed to Chrome Facebook marketplace. I don't know how you can make a grid of images max out a 5
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
'Chest' always hits me in the feels. Not subtle at all, but it works.
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
Where I am the waiting list for a Sienna is so long that they aren't taking names any more. It's over 3 years.
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
They provided a complete exploit. It's only about 50 lines long. If you want to know if it works with other files it's pretty trivial to see for yourself.
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
> Just because Alabama theoretically has potential doesn’t mean it has everything California does. No one was saying that other than you.
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
The VP44 24v didn't have any more emissions controls than the 12v in the traditional sense. No cat, no DPF, no EGR. It just ran cleaner because of tighter control on injection timing and volume due to the switch from a purely mechanica
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
And we return to hell on earth, where an innocent person is put through the grinder of the us justice system.
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
On a second read you're probably right about it being multiple vendors paying out.
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
Recently getting pimple poppers and onlyfans when searching for small engine repair. It's better than the Rogan and IDW spam I was getting a few weeks ago.
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
Especially when Microsoft paid out about 75k for essentially the same issue.
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by twisteriffic 3y ago
This entire thread has been about false positives. Innocent people being falsely accused of shoplifting. The difference between committing a crime and not committing a crime is not simply semantics.

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