zymhan

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541.
by zymhan 7y ago
Compact Fluorescent Lighting?
542.
by zymhan 7y ago
> just using Cloudfront is temptingly easy IMO this is giving way too much credit to AWS
543.
by zymhan 7y ago
So by having a website, I implicitly agree to Google's search practices? That doesn't seem right.
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by zymhan 7y ago
Yeah their list of "researchers" doesn't exactly inspire confidence. There would appear to be a single degree in a related field amongst all of them.
545.
by zymhan 7y ago
> Have you considered adopting a federated corporate structure that would legally firewall off a "tumblr-for-porn"? That is literally the convoluted situation photomatt was trying to avoid. I also think that the suggestion is h
546.
by zymhan 7y ago
Come on folks, don't downvote a question you don't understand
547.
by zymhan 7y ago
That jobs where most of the pay is in tips cut both ways: sometimes you don't get paid minimum wage, but it's cash so you declare your own taxable income.
548.
by zymhan 7y ago
You're gonna have to explain that one more
549.
by zymhan 7y ago
You're not crazy, it was only finally just resolved at 19:47 UTC
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by zymhan 7y ago
Heaven forbid we find a reason to take a break
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by zymhan 7y ago
Why?
552.
by zymhan 7y ago
Did you read the link at all?
553.
by zymhan 7y ago
Has anyone clicked the link at all? Dropbox says this was a feature in testing that got accidentally deployed, not an intended update. > Update 4:06pm ET: Dropbox says this was a mistake. "We recently announced a new desktop app exp
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by zymhan 7y ago
Why though? Palantir isn't the one using the tools for ill. The government is collecting the information and using it, possibly, to violate civil liberties and constitutional rights. What can Palantir do to you?
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by zymhan 7y ago
Who is the murderer in this analogy? To me it's the government misusing such a tool.
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by zymhan 7y ago
This exact issue was pointed out many times with automated license plate scanning came into existence. Is it really Palantir's fault for making software to aggregate the data? In my view it is our fault as citizens for allowing the gov
557.
by zymhan 7y ago
You should've just stopped after number 2. I trust the intelligence community as little as the next techno-privacy-nut but obviously no one can come to any decision on a complex question with ONE data point.
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by zymhan 7y ago
I was under the impression "Gotham" is the name of their NYC office, not a product.
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by zymhan 7y ago
I do love that this site still exists years later. I still use it regularly. It only took me like three years to remember the name right the first time.
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by zymhan 7y ago
They reserve the best SLA for Enterprise, naturally. https://www.cloudflare.com/plans/enterprise/ > 100% uptime and 25x Enterprise SLA > In the rare event of downtime, Enterprise customers receive a 25x cred
561.
by zymhan 7y ago
It's folly to think an account is the only way for advertisers and retailers to identify and track you. Signing up for an account is just more explicitly forking over and sharing data. But you're being tracked by every possible me
562.
by zymhan 7y ago
It has emojis and is the Next Best Thing (tm)
563.
by zymhan 7y ago
That's not really how acronyms work, that doesn't convey the same meaning.
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by zymhan 7y ago
Did you read the article? > To make this risk-score system work accurately, website administrators are supposed to embed reCaptcha v3 code on all of the pages of their website, not just on forms or log-in pages.
565.
by zymhan 7y ago
This has been an issue for a while now. I worked at a retail analytics company that was entirely AWS hosted in 2012, and either Target or Walgreens didn't want us to use AWS because they viewed Amazon as a competitor, and didn't w
566.
by zymhan 7y ago
Ah I see, that is quite unfortunate. I'm guessing the changes are mostly a cover for inevitably having to raise prices. Also, I've been watching their stock price, so presumably they have been too.
567.
by zymhan 7y ago
Did I miss where they're charging existing customers more? My account page still shows $99/yr.
568.
by zymhan 7y ago
I haven't kept a running list, but just checking a few services I use at work, and Terraform Enterprise doesn't appear to support more than one 2FA method being enabled at a time.
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by zymhan 7y ago
Yeah that's exactly the situation I don't want to be in.
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by zymhan 7y ago
It appears via the screenshot that you can have multiple 2FA devices, which is great. I love my Yubikey in theory, but in practice I'm only using it for services where I can have a TOTP or SMS 2FA backup method, because I'm not co

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