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by zeeZ 10y ago
If that road building company also collects tolls and controls access to their roads you sure as hell do
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by zeeZ 10y ago
Security might play into this, but the main factor would be giving internal documents to a third party that didn't have everyone sign a large stack of NDAs.
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by zeeZ 10y ago
But those ports are more or less supposed to be available to the general public. You keep those where they're expected to be. Any other port that "does not concern you, move along" is fair game IMHO. Standards exist so you kn
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by zeeZ 10y ago
Plus, if you're super paranoid, pulling doesn't require leaving any ports open and software listening on the repository.
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by zeeZ 10y ago
Almost everyone here was talking about a leaked database of accounts, so I went with that if the database leaks, shared secret 2FA is useless. The article says data may have come from user input, so yeah, 2FA would actually help there and w
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by zeeZ 10y ago
Even if they supported an app (TOTP Google Authenticator style), wouldn't it be likely for the secrets to have been leaked along with the passwords?
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by zeeZ 10y ago
The site comes with an obnoxious "enter your email" overlay that won't go away and messes up scrolling when you block it. They do accept @washpost.com addresses though, so...
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by zeeZ 11y ago
I guesstimated using the 66 years WolframAlpha spat out, while Google (sourcing World Bank) has 81.5 years (2012) with a more or less steady increase. Let's just say WA was smart enough to factor all that in. Edit: Google data is for U
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by zeeZ 11y ago
Life expectancy is also increasing, so, maybe not? But then again eating 3 cheese burgers a day may work against that...
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by zeeZ 11y ago
You and a 130 other people could eat a £1 cheeseburger three times a day for the rest of your lives.
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by zeeZ 11y ago
You missed a couple steps at the beginning there: - Select browser icon - Double click browser icon - Click into search box - Type "youtube" - Disregard suggestions, hit enter - Click on first thing that says YouTube
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by zeeZ 11y ago
And SI uses 'M' as a prefix for one million. Oxford defines 'm' as million(s) in a money context, Merriam-Webster includes 'M' as an abbreviation of million. It seems odd that anyone would think $25m should be
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by zeeZ 11y ago
"Shouldn't be able to get", not "can't get". I don't know how that business works, but it may be cheaper than having to legally establish that there has in fact been prior art.
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by zeeZ 11y ago
I see it referenced in the commits [0], so I assume documentation is ahead of the published version. [0] https://github.com/owntracks/android/commit/29b3604bcf021433...
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by zeeZ 11y ago
Coldplay - Adventure Of A Lifetime Also in the mix, just came up in shuffle.
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by zeeZ 11y ago
Took me a while, but I managed to remember it. Along with the (unique) password. It shows 143 contacts, of which 1 is actually online. From skimming through the names I have no idea who more than half of those people are, the rest are famil
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by zeeZ 11y ago
There's also Somnium - Bright Future somewhere in there.
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by zeeZ 11y ago
When I tried to sign up through Google they wanted access to my Google Drive for verification. You can have lengthy arguments about the sanity of giving Google access to 8 years worth of random files, documents and photos alone, but then gi
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by zeeZ 11y ago
There's a third one posted 4 hours ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11258416
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by zeeZ 11y ago
I counted the same. https://crt.sh/?id=14392504
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by zeeZ 11y ago
> NSA: Linux Journal is extremist forum - readers flagged for surveillance (2014) or is that not close enough?
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by zeeZ 11y ago
There's a "webroot" authentication plugin that creates a validation file for use with an existing server, though still a tad bit complex. https://letsencrypt.readthedocs.org/en/latest/using.html#com.
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by zeeZ 11y ago
I am nearsighted. The subject here is prettyping and not us, though. Try: "prettyping's color scheme is not compatible with my specific type of color blindness and I would like to suggest the author add additional color options&qu
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by zeeZ 11y ago
Most Japanese machines I've encountered would also throw a fit and beep and yell at you if you left something in a slot for more than a second. I don't recall any German ATMs audibly remining my of my inefficiency.
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by zeeZ 11y ago
Personally, the title just told me that it's probably one of those "you won't believe what happens next" YouTube videos. The URL told me that it's probably a talk (maybe about that category of videos?) using words t
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by zeeZ 11y ago
I made it to the second overlay halfway through.