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warp
3y ago
> Also the UI around managing resident keys is not great and uncoupled from where they are typically used (the browser). Chrome allows you to see stored resident keys and delete individual resident keys on any hardware token which suppor
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warp
3y ago
If you really don't want to miss out on offers because of this, you could try to negotiate it after a certain amount of time and you've proven your worth at your job. In one of my first jobs I negotiated less hours instead of a ra
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warp
3y ago
It looks they announced two changes here: 1. They are charging for use of the Overflow API, not the data itself. 2. They are enforcing the attribution clause of the existing CC-BY-SA license on the content. In their opinion if an AI bot an
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3y ago
Gaming saw a huge increase during the COVID-19 pandemic, and companies staffed up, because they either had a bunch more money coming in or it was easy to get investments. All these gaming layoffs to me seem like a correction back to pre-co
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warp
3y ago
If you're filling out the test to learn more about yourself, why would you lie to yourself?
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3y ago
IRC
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warp
3y ago
This looks like such a fun device. I'm surprised an ESP32 is powerful enough for this task, I guess I underestimated it (or I overestimate the power needed to decode common audio formats in realtime :)
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3y ago
No, you can choose to stay on the current terms. "Developers can choose to adopt these new business terms, or stay on Apple’s existing terms. Developers must adopt the new business terms for EU apps to use the new capabilities for alte
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3y ago
Has that changed recently? (I haven't lived in the Netherlands for 10 years). AFAIK it is perfectly legal to do that if you believe you need it for security. https://blog.iusmentis.com/2019/12/18/voor-de
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3y ago
I have a fixed height standing desk, and just use a barstool when I want to sit at the desk. The main reason for getting a standing desk (about 12 years ago) was to fix back pain, and even on days where I sit on the barstool all day, the ba
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3y ago
I don't live in the US, so far my Google Fi is fine except for international data. "Your international data roaming has been suspended". The error message says you need to stay in the US, with "significant usage" f
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warp
3y ago
Couldn't you just set the "printWidth" in .prettierrc.json to something super long?
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warp
3y ago
The payload of a web push message is always encrypted, iirc the API doesn't have any mechanism to send an unencrypted message.
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3y ago
100%, it's extremely annoying. I've had to set up focus modes with schedules so that my work and sleep faces are activated automatically at certain times of the day, this has helped a bit with reducing my frustration with this cha
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3y ago
In the small print it says in does not support "console wake", which is the main problem I have with these controllers when used with a Nintendo Switch. The "Ultimate Bluetooth Controller" from 8BitDo apparently can wake
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3y ago
What I understood from the post was that it was only 168mb because tree-shaking didn't work on whatever version had support for server-side rendering. With working tree-shaking the bundle these developers were working with during dev
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3y ago
I have an i3-8109U NUC, probably purchased in 2019. I've had to replace the fan a year or two ago (found an unofficial replacement on ebay), but otherwise I haven't had any trouble with it (running Debian). It replaced a Raspberr
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warp
3y ago
You can also manage this from within Chrome (Privacy and security -> Security -> Manage security keys).
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3y ago
With the rise of (split) mechanical keyboards as a hobby in its own right (with open source keyboard firmware like QMK and ZMK) it is much easier to make small tweaks to your layout as you find things which annoy you, so there seems to be a
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Google Issues Patch for New Chrome Vulnerability
(chromereleases.googleblog.com)
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3y ago
Depending on your application, setting up SPF and DKIM can be complicated. And typically not having it set up is not a security issue, it may affect deliverability of your outgoing email, but is not a vulnerability. (and indeed many beg bo
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3y ago
I occasionally have a new stupid idea for which I want to use a fresh install on a Raspberry Pi, so I flash a new SD card with dd maybe 4-5 times per year. Inevitably it turns out my idea was not as useful as it seemed when it first popped
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3y ago
Google shares a portion of their YT premium revenue with creators. In general a view from a YT premium user will earn a creator more money than a view from someone using YT for free and viewing ads. (But any info I can find seems anecdotal
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3y ago
Current Yubikeys do allow you to store login information (Resident Keys in webauthn), and because Apple refuses to provide attestation for Passkeys, it's going to be very difficult for a website to force you to use a security key from
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3y ago
In my tests Apple refuses to provide attestation. I'm using Resident Key: required, User Verification: required and Authenticator Attachment left empty. With those settings registering a credential fails if I ask for attestation: &qu
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3y ago
Settings -> Power -> Power OFF seems to be a real "off" mode. I turned it off like that a month or two ago and put the flipper back in the box. When I turned it on just now to get this update, battery was at 82%.
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3y ago
At one of my first jobs I negotiated two raises into less hours (i.e. taking less hours instead of more money), so going from 40 hours/week to 36 hours/week and then 32 hours/week for the same salary. For me the change from 4
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3y ago
I have four commits to my .emacs in 2022 and eight in 2021, all fairly minor. So I guess that's about 45 minutes per year on average :)
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3y ago
Yes, this is part of their multi-device support, which was in beta at the end of 2021 and then rolled out to everyone some time later. https://www.makeuseof.com/use-whatsapp-multiple-devices/
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3y ago
Presumably the Google Home app? That's where they moved the Google Wifi stuff too before they stopped updating the dedicated Google Wifi app.
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