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hsdropout
1mo ago
It seems we generally have trouble removing emdashes and phrases like "load bearing", even when we're looking for them. Identifying and removing subtle contractions, or less visible nuances will be tough, especially if they c
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hsdropout
2y ago
That's not 2FA, that's two of the same factor. The factors are: - Something you know - Something you have - Something you are (biometrics)
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hsdropout
2y ago
Aha good point, my bad.
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hsdropout
2y ago
This has been in their guidance since at least 2017. "Verifiers SHOULD NOT impose other composition rules (e.g., requiring mixtures of different character types or prohibiting consecutively repeated characters) for memorized secrets. V
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hsdropout
2y ago
Do non tech people run Linux? I've not seen this.
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hsdropout
2y ago
Discussion here as well: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41370877
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hsdropout
2y ago
Agreed. This is also a feature of Microsoft's Purview product: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/purview/insider-risk-manag...
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2y ago
I'm glad to see https://isevenapi.xyz/ made the list.
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2y ago
This was recently decided by the US Supreme Court. https://apnews.com/article/supreme-court-social-media-biden-...
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2y ago
1. Don’t smoke 2. Try to maintain a healthy weight 3. Reduce your meat intake 4. Avoid ultra-processed foods 5. Drink less alcohol 6. If you notice anything you are worried about, see a doctor 7. Keep up to date with screenings 8. Get physi
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hsdropout
2y ago
I sometimes use these in Windows when I expand characters with FormD[0] as part of username validation. If the expanded count doesn't match, a diacritic might be present. [0] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotne
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hsdropout
2y ago
https://www.un.org/sites/un2.un.org/files/attention_economy_...
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2y ago
And the other 50% is concentrated power of will.
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2y ago
Are you referring to the first amendment? If so, this allows you to speak against the government. It doesn't prevent you from entering optional contracts. I'm not making any statement about the morality, just that this is not a 1a
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2y ago
Apparently I phrased my response poorly. I was responding to the narrow context of the idea that devs aren't using Azure VMs instead of Macs. I was not disputing the popularity of Azure.
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2y ago
Previous submission from 4 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40226114
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hsdropout
2y ago
>Windows on Azure Lol, citation needed if you actually believe this. >or Microsoft oriented stacks. is a very complicated way to say Windows desktop.
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2y ago
Of the organizations that have Exchange Server on premises, I'd bet the lions share are hybrid, with regular user mailboxes in the cloud, using the server(s) for application relays, etc.
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3y ago
Not sure if I'm missing your intentional irony, but NIST was one of the best places to send folks who think user password rotations are a good idea. I said "was" because pretty much everyone has now caught up, but NIST update
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hsdropout
3y ago
>I’ve never ever received spam from GitHub. I wonder how long they will keep investing in both GitHub and Azure DevOps. I'm worried they are just busy ruining other experiences at the moment, but enshittifying GitHub is on the list
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3y ago
Or tint people yellow to make a point: https://www.theblaze.com/news/joe-rogan-accuses-cnn-video-di...
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3y ago
Thanks,I have read this concern before but was not aware it was part of the design specification. What gives people, especially in the west, the confidence to use it at all, given all of the fusion centers and likelihood of parallel constru
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3y ago
This implies the browser is pretty sold, but what about the network itself? How do we know all of the traffic isn't deanonymized due to a big company or government having control of a large number of nodes? Apologies for not bothering
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3y ago
Blammo's best seller!
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3y ago
Can be done with a combination of client groups, like this: https://discourse.pi-hole.net/t/client-group-management-how-...
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3y ago
In this PDF there is an example of a controversial output in response to an image for job applicants. The "solution" was to decline to answer that category of question. This doesn't feel like a reasonable approach, as it will
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3y ago
I like this one https://tls12.xargs.org/ & https://tls13.xargs.org/
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3y ago
Unfortunate a settlement was required for what was obviously domain squatting.
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3y ago
The Water Knife. ISBN 978-0-385-35287-1 Dystopian-future novel with a backdrop of water scarcity in the western United States. A "water knife" is a name for a security contractor who enforces water rights...
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3y ago
It's one of the items in section 4 (4. Create Animation and Games)
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