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by unilynx 6y ago
You get the app directly, no key you can resell. The codes worked, I claimed the third one of the second set I think about three minute after they were added to the post. At that point at least six of the other codes were gone.
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by unilynx 6y ago
> In talking to another person in the industry dealing with the issue, they noted that technically 2020 had 53 weeks, and this is the 53rd week. As such, the suspect Sony data file issue might actually be tied to that complexity. Wouldn&
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by unilynx 6y ago
If the exemption criteria are AND more than 20 people, AND 5 million, AND a physical presence, it makes some sense, as shell companies typically have few or no employees, and little actual presence other than an accountant or law firm.
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by unilynx 6y ago
Now I'm curious about the things you're building. They wouldn't happen to be on a blog somewhere?
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by unilynx 6y ago
which is... precisely why GP suggests that they _should_ be held to account
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by unilynx 6y ago
Wasn’t the parallel port male and the 25 pin serial port female ?
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by unilynx 6y ago
It sure is if an IP address (with on average probably a shorter lease than a BMW) is considered PII too
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by unilynx 6y ago
Yep, they can, at least JPEG and PNG. (and if you're not precise enough with your questions, some designers will simply send you a PNG-base64-blob-inside-SVG if you ask them "can we have a SVG version of that icon")
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by unilynx 6y ago
It applies to everyone in the EU. If you're an American inside an EU country using the local wifi, you're covered by the GDPR It applies to small companies just as much as to large companies. However if you're not really mark
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by unilynx 6y ago
Remember that scripting in CSS actually used to be a thing - IE used to have 'behavior' and 'expression' properties that would load external scripting code or execute inline JavaScript. 'behavior' was commonly
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by unilynx 6y ago
None of those steps will protect against a government requiring you to install a certificate
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by unilynx 6y ago
simply not using your ISP's DNS servers doesn't make your DNS traffic invisible to them. unless your ISP actively messes with the DNS responses, I'm not sure if you're gaining any privacy by going to the root directly
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by unilynx 6y ago
Existing cloudfront is indeed fine. But creating or deleting distributions fails now. (I think it's also pretty rare for an already configured cloudfront to suffer from issues on the control planes. Cloudfront configuration updates are
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by unilynx 6y ago
But some global services run through us-east-1 - eg Cloudfront is now broken too. So this is also affecting users who don't actually run anything in us-east-1 explicitly (or in the US at all)
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by unilynx 6y ago
completed a job in eu-west-1 10 minutes ago
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by unilynx 6y ago
There's a lot more going on over there... - 7 cloudfront distributions created today are still in "InProgress", a few already for more than one hour - The support case I created about it doesn't show up in my support por
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by unilynx 6y ago
AWS S3 and m3u8 support. Let me point the editor straight to livestreams that are still being made/recorded.
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New technology beams sound to your head others can’t hear(loudwire.com)
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by unilynx 6y ago
if you're using nagios, setup something like command_name check_certificate command_line $USER1$/check_http -H $ARG1$ -p $ARG2$ -4 -S -C 21 -t 20 --sni this won't warn about certificate name mismatches though
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by unilynx 6y ago
Is the '25' in 60 60 25 intentional to give a bit more margin or should it just have been 24?
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by unilynx 6y ago
My question was whether MS Word indeed had something similar at some point As for WP, it's been a long time, but I don't remember having had such paragraph formatting issues needing the raw view. The raw view was mostly useful as
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by unilynx 6y ago
> MS Word used to do this. Does it not now? (I don't use Word...) Are you sure about that? At least since Word 95, it used what you could call a two-dimensional markup system - paragraphs and character formatting was separated, and
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by unilynx 6y ago
> "I need four computers, and they all need gigabit network interfaces... where could I find four computers to do this?" Why not loop the ports back to themselves? IIRC, 1gbit ports should autodetect when they're cross con
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by unilynx 6y ago
Once the spammer figures out what you're doing, he'll just throttle the CPU for the duration of the quick test. Depending on how smart the test is, just having Date.now() return values with a -12000, -11000, -10000 offsets the fir
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by unilynx 6y ago
But if they weren't allowed to capitalize them, the addresses would have already been written off at time of purchase, so the ipv6 switch wouldn't hurt them anyway
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by unilynx 6y ago
To keep things manageable and prevent any broadcasting node from reaching every system you have, you generally slice your address space into smaller networks Each network needs at least one gateway inside that network to reach the rest o
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by unilynx 6y ago
fun related certificate fact, TIL that Linkedin's share does not seem to support any of the dutch government certificates - https://www.linkedin.com/post-inspector/inspect/https:%2F%2F... (I wish they wouldn&
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by unilynx 6y ago
I have a hardtime imagining users with a MacBook or iPad but not having an iPhone adding a significant number of iMessage users But the question was if there are a 100 million MAU in the US, let alone how to find that information in a simpl
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by unilynx 6y ago
What did you find? I only see a global number, but this proposal requires 100million MUA in the USA With some quick searches, multiplying iPhone's 39% marketshare with 328million Americans gets me to 127million, but that's probabl
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by unilynx 6y ago
HTTP is specifically the case where Nagle will probably hit most often. If you treat TCP just like file stream (it's a stream after all) and you're implementing, say, a webserver, the most straightforward way to implement a respon

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