yardstick

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1. 961.▲
   by yardstick 8y ago

   I’m one of those that disagree :) I prefer Apple Pay over contactless as you can often go over the £30 limit of contactless. Eg I’ve spent £80+ at Waitrose and paid using Apple Pay. Plus it is more secure- you must authenticate to use it- a
2. 962.▲
   by yardstick 8y ago

   Re Google Authenticator, as an alternative have you tried Authy? It offers a far better UX, and if you lose your phone you can easily get everything back without doing a backup/restore before hand. Plus you can run it on as many device
3. 963.▲
   by yardstick 9y ago

   I suspect if encrypted SNI became popular, you would find them censored via one means or another. I imagine state operators have the resources to scan all domains, connect to them to identify their content and just blacklist their IPs (alon
4. 964.▲
   by yardstick 9y ago

   Were the tables under your control? Could you set a low fill factor [1] for frequently updated tables (eg 30 or lower)? That would help avoid creating too many db pages. [1] https://www.postgresql.org/docs/10/stati
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   by yardstick 9y ago

   > What's the situation if someone inside the EU lies and tells me that they are not in the EU? Am I in violation of GDPR for keeping forbidden data on them, or does their lying to me count as consent? I don’t know the answer (intere
6. 966.▲
   by yardstick 9y ago

   Thanks!
7. 967.▲
   by yardstick 9y ago

   Apologies but what do you need to do to preauth? Is this just the quick-double-pressing to open the Applet Pay wallet in advance? Do you still have to put your finger on it when making the actual payment?
8. 968.▲
   by yardstick 9y ago

   What about a small business with Fibre, and a cellular backup? Both IPv6. How do I ensure my PCs only use the Fibre link until its not working, and only then use Cellular? Right now that just works out of the box with IPv4 and NAT. IPv6 als
9. 969.▲
   by yardstick 9y ago

   Have you looked at WireGuard? It uses public keys to identify endpoints, although it doesn't solve the fake source address of the VPN protocol packets itself. I don't think that's possible to support at the same time as NAT a
10. 970.▲
    by yardstick 9y ago

    Anyone know someone at the Tor Project? Based on a breakdown I read, it downloads the Tor client from https://dist.torproject.org/torbrowser/6.5.1/tor-win32-0.2.9... It would be simple to rename this link (or per
11. 971.▲
    by yardstick 10y ago

    Technical reason: Multiple ports = multiple apps. HTTP and HTTPS use different ports (TCP 80 and 443). You can run one web server application on the HTTP port serving content A, and a completely different web server application on the HTTPS
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    by yardstick 10y ago

    I've seen this before in a Java system. A MVC Controller populated the HTTP params into a Bean, which it assigned to an instance field, and then used that subsequently to grab the value to update (don't think it was password, migh