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wilkystyle
10y ago
From the article: "[...] it’s buggy and crashy, it needs to update my email library every few months when I open it (why does my email need a library?), and it lacks any sort of innovative feature set (or even support for things like s
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wilkystyle
10y ago
"To be clear, this is not to suggest that in similar circumstances, a person who engaged in this activity would face no consequences. To the contrary, those individuals are often subject to security or administrative sanctions. But tha
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wilkystyle
10y ago
Hmm. I also travel to and from home and office, and that's a wrap/unwrap of the cable each time. I do wrap mine a particular way, so maybe that helps them last longer?
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wilkystyle
10y ago
What on earth are you doing to your charger to need a new one every six months? I'm three MacBooks in (heavy daily use for both work and personal) and in each case the charger has lasted as long as I've had the MacBook (years).
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wilkystyle
11y ago
Did he change his ServerFault username? I see commenters referencing @MarcoMarsala, but the OP's name appears to be bleemboy at the moment[0] [0] http://serverfault.com/questions/769357/recovering-from-a-rm...
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wilkystyle
11y ago
Interesting article, but the author mentions exactly why I could never get into a location-specific setup like a keyboard and foot pedal; I shift locations far too often (I'm currently working remotely from a Starbucks at the moment).
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wilkystyle
12y ago
Sure, 2-factor auth (by its very nature) prevents sign-in from a single source, but 2FA is an additional layer of security on top of passwords, NOT a reason why email isn't already a central way to bypass password security. To put it a
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12y ago
Almost all services have a "forgot password" link that will send a reset to your email account. The solution in this article isn't really "relocating" the attack... more like removing additional attack vectors and l
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LinkedIn's auto-invite strikes again.
(bugs.launchpad.net)
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wilkystyle
13y ago
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