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Unmasking DNS Timeouts: The Hidden Culprit in Azure Virtual Networks
(techcommunity.microsoft.com)
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2y ago
>Thanks for the information. So, if I get it right, the blue checkmark is simply a way to say that Google performed adequate checks? Why not simply display the logo only for BIMI-certified emails, and drop the checkmark? Yeah the checkma
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2y ago
Under the BIMI scheme you don't pay Google, but a Certification Authority (only Digicert and Entrust for now) to get a certificate for your company logo, so that Google and other mail providers will display your company logo.
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2y ago
have a look at this https://tlsnotary.org/
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2y ago
Only consumer version of Windows (Home and Pro) have the Microsoft Account requirement.
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2y ago
There is this tool from Facebook. "Certificate Transparencyis an open framework which helps log, audit and monitor publicly-trusted TLS certificates on the Internet. This tool lets you search for certificates issued for a given domain
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3y ago
Microsoft Safe Link technology does not actually inspect the link until the user clicks on the link. This is to avoid that confirmation links, used by some service to confirm registratio or as 2FA, may be triggered by the security engine wi
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3y ago
Ubuntu PING ftlping.net (82.165.188.205) 56(84) bytes of data. 64 bytes from rfc6921.net (82.165.188.205): icmp_seq=1 ttl=49 time=131 ms 64 bytes from rfc6921.net (82.165.188.205): icmp_seq=2 ttl=49 time=121 ms 64 bytes from rfc69
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3y ago
The new NTFS driver is still included in the kernel.
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3y ago
Why not? Latency?
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3y ago
Old Outlook
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3y ago
Google Pay was rebranded as Google Wallet in the rest of the world in 2022. Only US and Singapore kept the Google Pay brand. (No idea why) https://www.androidpolice.com/google-pay-becomes-google-wall...
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3y ago
Amazing site!
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3y ago
Is this made up?
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3y ago
Passenger Diego Murillo, who had been on his way to Ontario, California, said the gap was "as wide as a refrigerator" and described hearing a "really loud bang" as the oxygen masks dropped from above. He told KPTV: "
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One percent of Chrome users experience degraded functionality on Microsoft 365
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3y ago
the math is pretty complex, but it's around 0.16 BTC per BTC at today prices
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3y ago
Wait, Microsoft 365 Copilot costs 30$/user per month. Or are you talking about just "Copilot" wich does not have any integration inside Microsoft 365 Apps (Office apps like Powerpoint or Outlook).
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3y ago
I don't undertand why there is not a better alternative in US, like a bank transfer/wire. In the EU, these transfers are often free at most banks, or at most, they incur a fee of 1 or 2 euros.
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3y ago
In Italy we have SPID https://www.spid.gov.it/en/ I believe it is similar to login.gov in US.
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3y ago
I requested the personal information they have about me related to a Maestro debit card I use as my main debit card, and the result was: "We did not find matching results for you!". I am in EU.
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3y ago
That's because in the Netherlands most banks used Maestro (owned by Mastercard) and Vpay (owned by Visa) as international debit circuit. The acceptance for Maestro and Vpay online is much lower than "normal" Mastercard Debit
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3y ago
Actually just a specific fee is capped in EU, the interchange fee. "Interchange is a small fee typically paid by acquirers (retailer’s bank) to issuers (cardholder's bank), to recognise the value delivered to retailers, government
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4y ago
If they are in just for speculating/trading, they could trade ETFs denominated in BTC or ETH on regulated banks.
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Try an improved Quick Assist experience
(techcommunity.microsoft.com)
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4y ago
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Cl1p.net – The Internet Clipboard
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4y ago
"And even if some ancient engineer magically did create a simple two stroke engine, there wouldn't be any incentive to invest as to produce them with regularity. At most, they would've been a curiosity of the wealthy with lit
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4y ago
Searching "gmail oauth malicious" https://duo.com/blog/gmail-oauth-phishing-goes-viral
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5y ago
Also, the market deciding what should succeed is not science. I believe we have many examples.
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Cisco’s 7 Guiding Principles of Government Data Demands
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