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3y ago
Apple uses certificate pinning for some of its domains, which doesn't play nicely with corporate firewalls. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210060
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4y ago
Getting refunds for App Store/in-app purchases has been a breeze for me though.
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4y ago
How would you “steal” money from a contactless card or a phone?
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4y ago
Yes, you can. But only drinks with up to 4.7% abv
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4y ago
It's fine to present a pdf, as long as it's legible and the code can be scanned. > Het E-ticket dat wordt geladen op een mobiele telefoon, tablet of laptop is alleen geldig als vervoerbewijs als het duidelijk leesbaar weergegev
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5y ago
I have my own domain and run a Cloudflare Workers endpoint that updates a DNS record. It’s quite simple to run one’s own dDNS service.
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5y ago
The pasted text already includes the GTUBE string [1], which is used to test some spam filters. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GTUBE
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5y ago
You can still click through the phishing warning
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5y ago
You need an iPhone to link your phone number though.
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5y ago
“willingly” is a bit of a stretch
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5y ago
Similar charts exist for aircraft: https://www.airbus.com/en/airport-operations-and-technical-d... https://www.boeing.com/commercial/airports/rescue_fire.page
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5y ago
You can host the webfont yourself. And an email contact form doesn’t require a cookie banner.
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5y ago
Without getting into the question of whether this study involved human subject research, I find a lot of the anxiety and paranoia unwarranted. Companies to which these laws apply should already have a process in place to deal with subject a
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5y ago
I think there have been more in-flight battery fires than (attempted) terrorist attacks.
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5y ago
If you search for flights to “QPX”, you get a flappy bird clone
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5y ago
Google Flights allows multiple alternative airports as well
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5y ago
NRK also published a detailed timeline of the events in Norwegian (Google Translate should work just fine): https://www.nrk.no/sport/sendte-denne-sms-en-_-sa-startet-nr...
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Buy now, pay later in Microsoft Edge
(techcommunity.microsoft.com)
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5y ago
I think most users lack understanding to make an informed decision about where they want to be on that curve.
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5y ago
Having 2FA set up usually gets around those pesky risk-scoring algorithms.
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5y ago
They’re going to do one for Twitter as well. https://twitter.com/Datatilsynet/status/1440580313931927558?...
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Norwegian Data Protection Authority choose not to use Facebook
(datatilsynet.no)
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5y ago
Treating STIs is more expensive than testing, and also paid for through statutory insurance.
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Students Are Easily Cheating 'State-of-the-Art' Test Proctoring Tech
(vice.com)
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German Wikipedia blacked out in protest against EU copyright reform
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8y ago
You can safely assume that most airlines pay only half the list price, or even less. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Competition_between_Airbus_and...
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8y ago
That's incorrect. Emirates operates some aircraft with a two-class configuration.
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8y ago
Did you read the article? The Portland Loo is neither crazy expensive nor high-tech. It's a more inclusive and accessible version of the "public urinal that's little more than a drain and a shield."
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8y ago
If I understand correctly, the journalist did nothing more than accessing an entirely unsecured, public website.
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8y ago
One could also say that the costs of using cash are being passed on to card-paying customers
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