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urda
7y ago
Unrelated, 1Password has a great travel mode https://support.1password.com/travel-mode/ It will only allow vaults marked "safe for travel", everything else is removed from device. Once you get past the securi
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urda
7y ago
Seeing a ton of negativity around PGP in this thread, sound like it's refresher time for HN readers: - PGP isn't always the proper solution. - Yes, you do need to be aware of what metadata is involved and what it exposes. This a
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urda
7y ago
> The major problem is that I constantly 'hear' my pager going off when other devices beep in a roughly-similar fashion even when I'm not wearing it and my heart starts racing, so I have to change the ringtone frequently t
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urda
7y ago
Each time I've seen this type of article make the news cycle it's as follows: - Apple does X against small / indie developer! I know it makes for a great headline. - Indie developer did no harm, rights a heart tugger of a blo
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urda
7y ago
> Now, they've reworked things to improve battery life and the tiles feel worthless. Yup, I'm in this same boat. Because of this update behavior I will be dropping Tile at the end of their current life cycle on my keyrings.
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urda
7y ago
FYI if your startup or company starts sending minion or any gifs to my inbox I'm done with your service and / or product.
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urda
7y ago
What SaaS do you run?
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urda
7y ago
Downvoter you confuse me. Either you've downvoted it because it is anecdata which is fair or you have discovered your personal market value and would rather not acknowledge that to yourself, thus making the "downvote" the way
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urda
7y ago
> I have never seen a signing bonus. I have had multiple throughout my career and so have my peers. This is actually quite common for engineers and talent on the higher end of the skill bell curve.
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urda
7y ago
I will be taking a look at it for sure! Like I said i'm pretty small time, but I love the power of having my own CA.
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urda
7y ago
Since it's my own CA, I have a few personal scripts that handle it. Everything else (like the root cert) is handled offline with a different physical device. It's nothing more than some glorified bash stuff and pulling public CA&#
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urda
7y ago
I've used XCA [1] before for managing my personal CA and PKI certs for things. I simply then share my root CA out to my necessary end points and handle things from there. [1] https://hohnstaedt.de/xca/
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7y ago
What's your use cases for workspacer? How do you use it yourself?
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7y ago
In some jurisdictions they can charge you with "disorderly conduct" [1]. It can be argued that 3k+ people playing a game of hide-and-seek in a public store like Ikea does meet the following criteria: - Makes noise that is unreas
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urda
7y ago
Is a raspberry pi a good-enough platform to run N64 1080P games on?
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urda
7y ago
Your org has every right to MITM your connections. You are on their hardware, on their line, doing work for them. You should have no expectation of privacy at work, and this includes your computer usage.
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urda
7y ago
I just can't consider Google Products for any production use cases anymore.
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7y ago
iTerm2 > Preferences > Appearance > General > "Tab bar location:" > Set to "Left" :)
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urda
7y ago
First off, wow love the status bar idea. Second, I'm not sure if this is a bug or a profile configuration I have, but when I have my tabs to the left in the new minimal mode I think my terminal is clipping the window bar: https:/
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urda
7y ago
How is this OK? The settlement to consumers was protection OR the $125. If that kills them as a company so be it. Corporate welfare is a joke.
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7y ago
> The best way to handle the MDM issue is to forward emails to your personal email. That's a quick way to get a visit from your local InfoSec department for exfiltrating company information to non-company controlled servers.
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urda
7y ago
Yeah no Equifax can pay out, they don't need any additional protections for their mistakes.
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urda
7y ago
I upvoted it as it was interesting to me.
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7y ago
What made you pick those 4 if I may ask?
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7y ago
It's even worse when you bring incorrect material to the table. - Most apps / platforms / and others listed through this thread do not support disabling the UI preview while browsing through. - You're missing the point,
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urda
7y ago
Ever consider you are being downvoted because you are wrong? Because that's what has happened here. Come equipped with sources and references before making claims.
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7y ago
Oracle should spend less time suing competitors and focus on actually building products for the modern world. This is the same company that tried to damage the coding world by attempting to copyright API's. I have no sympathy for them.
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urda
7y ago
Involuntary commitment and treatment would go even further. Downvoters should provide some supporting points. While you may not be impacted by this daily, many of us actually are accosted by aggressive homeless and even attacked in some ins
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> Acquiring GitHub they got access to all private repositiories and insight to what other companies are doing. This is despicable. Spreading disinformation in 2019 is despicable itself. - Microsoft already handles data from competitors i
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urda
7y ago
It's literally in the article.
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