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by quit32 10mo ago
It is likely that the reader will be implemented into a phone / tablet app so will be pretty ubiquitous eventually. FWIW it will never technically be legal to rely on visually looking at someones phone to verify age / id bc it wou
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by quit32 10mo ago
Places that support Apple's digital ID / Wallet state ID do so by utilizing a an identity reader that the user taps their phone against after selecting which info they want to convey. It is not meant for the owner to physically sh
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by quit32 11mo ago
Odd use of Twilio for just a SIP Trunk provider. They also offer programmable voice SIP, a product that is a distinct offering from the Elastic SIP trunking used here. With PV SIP you can directly register the Grandstream HT801 ATA to a pr
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by quit32 5y ago
lol "tracks your current GPS" Starlink is not going to be A#1 target in space in a new world war. Reconnaissance and Mil Comms satellites will be.
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by quit32 6y ago
What is really egregious is that apple still touts the T2 security benefits on their site and completely ignores the fact that it can be compromised. This in fact does make it harder to take Apple's hardware security claims at face val
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by quit32 6y ago
Ahh sorry I forgot I'm using the Twilio ekata_reverse_phone addon that you can get in twilio marketplace so I have carrier info in the lookup response. I guess then whether it is 100% on Twilio being the carrier is a little less likely
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by quit32 6y ago
You are probably complaining about calls on a cell line but if happens to be landline, I ported one over to Twilio and actually used it to eliminate spam calls by requiring non whitelisted callers to press 2 digits to continue the call. And
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by quit32 6y ago
Twilio's own lookup API will tell you if they are the carrier with I assume pretty good accuracy. It works on the number I own with Twilio. Some of the political texts I get show twilio as carrier. Calls tend to be Onvoy which is now I
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by quit32 6y ago
It is not really being sprung on them with how long it has existed. Not at all like continuing recording on a webcam where you might say things never intended for the party receiving it. Are ppl who don't even know DKIM exists but know
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by quit32 6y ago
Yes. I have seen first hand where it was used to help accelerate out of court agreement without needing a lawsuit. Basically a 3rd party had one of their outlook user accounts compromised by a bad actor who used it to tell another company n
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by quit32 6y ago
As mentioned at the end of the original article, you can disable the apple TV recommendations.
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by quit32 6y ago
Just don't connect it to the internet. Also great solution for cheap subsidized TVs where they are banking on your connecting to your network so only charge $100. Plug in an apple TV and you are set.
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by quit32 6y ago
DCS is so cool. I feel like I need to quit my job / be single again in order to learn it though. I got the rift in order to play it only to realize that learning DCS from the ground up requires a lot of keyboard input / referenci
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by quit32 6y ago
It is beyond comprehension that they think pin reminders being mandatory is ok. I have been a huge fan of signal from the beginning and this is single handily a deal breaker and has me looking for alternatives. How did they not learn from t
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by quit32 6y ago
Also worth noting that cloud flare is a large driving force behind encrypted SNI which is the last nail in the coffin for putting ISPs in the dark when your average consumer is browsing the net. https://blog.cloudflare.com/e
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by quit32 6y ago
Literally the next para in that blog - "we committed to retaining KPMG, the well-respected auditing firm, to audit our practices annually and publish a public report confirming we're doing what we said we would." In addition
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by quit32 6y ago
For one cloudflare is a lot more reputable than most US ISPs. Cloudflare explicitly says "We committed to never writing the querying IP addresses to disk and wiping all logs within 24 hours." https://blog.cloudflare.com
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by quit32 6y ago
Great write up. I agree I do not trust them very much and would not use them on a network that has internet access. They are a great cheap option when using their custom RTSP firmware with synology surveillance stations. I throw them on the
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by quit32 6y ago
Twilio is pretty great but for this use case using Google Voice is a lot simpler (assuming its available in your country) I recently did this for a firm that is fully remote now during pandemic. They had non voip line for main number. Set t
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by quit32 10y ago
Article is completely wrong about not being able to decrypt other clients traffic when the PSK is known to the malicious actor and the authentication handshake is able to be observed. This is well known and even documented in wiresharks gui