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by vdqtp3 4y ago
Authy has both TOTP functionality and a proprietary system that's different, similar to Symantec VIP or Entrust
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
> But I don't see any other idiomatic reading that is sincerely calling the solution trivial. Agreed - it may not be obvious on first glance, but there's no other reasonable reading.
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
I'll go into the office when I'm paid for both commute time and lunch.
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
I had this happen - they're disabling the SIM and associated line, whether or not it's actually being currently used in a 3G device and whether or not the service is currently functional. When I talked to the AT&T folks in sto
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
> US is broken because of this blind fantaic faith in free markets deregulation simplifications. The US is broken because we somehow believe that a highly regulated market is "free" as long as the government isn't paying f
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
I'd expect he's referring to the Cadastro de Pessoas Físicas, just doing so by a more recognizable term.
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
> Brake rotors often outlive the car they're in....[not] something that "just happens" even under high performance track driving. That's laughable. I have to replace rotors on a semi-regular basis. It's absolutel
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
Until you copy and paste from a website that is using em dash, en dash or smart quotes...
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
It's not weird at all. It's completely commonplace, whether or not you agree with it.
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
> If you put a word or a phrase in quotes, we will only find things that have that exact word or phrase. I'm sorry to tell you, but this is flat wrong. I commented[1] about this a few months back with a random phrase as an example.
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
Real world summary for anyone graded by NPS: if you got a 10, you're meeting expectations. Anything else and you're getting a write-up.
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
I've always wanted a receive only messaging device. Iridium still supports satellite pagers which would be perfect for that, but the hardware isn't manufactured anymore and you can't get service without a big plan attached (l
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
> Lenders won't lend you money with a down payment of unknown provenance That's actually incorrect, to my understanding. If you have 100k in your bank account for a year, the lender doesn't care when you pay your down paym
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
First Tech Federal Credit Union and Fidelity both support time/token based auth although it's Entrust or Symantec VIP, not open TOTP
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
When was the last time you saw a delivery to any restaurant or grocery store in the US, large city or small that wasn't an 18 wheeler?
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
> Well-designed cities don't rely on 18-wheelers When was the last time you saw a delivery to any restaurant or grocery store? They're almost all from 18 wheelers. Furniture store? 18 wheeler. Appliance, electronics...all still
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
> overweight, white trash, lower back tattoo is elitism. Even if it's right, it's elitism.
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
> tripping over their shoelaces to be US states are Puerto Rico That's inaccurate, repeated votes for statehood in PR have failed.
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
> I would imagine that the US IC (CIA/NSA) already does some free consulting for these giant companies This comment is how I know you don't work in the public sector. Those agencies' infrastructures are essentially run by
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
Try this, go to Google and type in "eggzackly this". Two results not containing "eggz" at all. Two results containing "eggzackly<punctuation>this" Two results containing "eggzackly" but missing
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
If you could ignore the UI, 8 was actually a great OS underneath...which is why 8.1 was pretty solid, they fixed the UI
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
Am I the only one that questioned how hard he was actually looking? Or is the assumption that there were only 50 in the whole world and Miller managed to snatch all of them
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
Nothing in the article mentions anything about fresh burials.
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
I have a similar issue intermittently with my wired headphones. Try changing your spatial sound settings (I choose Windows Sonic then turn it off again), it fixes it for me (until next time it messes up)
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
Generally, the same group wants both ever increasing property taxes (because people who own property are evil rent-seeking slumlords) and completely frozen rents.
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
It's literally flipping a switch.
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
Are any of those accessible to hobbyists? As in, can I order a pair of glasses and have a reasonably open SDK?
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
> the inherent value that solving problems brings...is not necessarily a superior mindset to those whose recreation and leisure time does not inherently “produce”. Is not a positive effect on the world superior to no effect on the world?
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
> availability of quality, affordable AR glasses And since Intel, Google, Facebook etc keep buying startups that produce cool things and preventing them from producing more cool things (North Focals being the most recent I'm aware o
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by vdqtp3 5y ago
I have the same problem. I've read that this is because Google is no longer returning results from indexing the web, it's returning results that people usually click on when searching similar things. Which is why you can search ex

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