

Probably is a job requirement for the position actually
Probably is a job requirement for the position actually
I refuse to use the Zoom client on my computer and instead use the web client. There might not be 1:1 feature parity, but it’s never been a problem for me with other people.
Molecules of water? hair follicles? Grains of rice?
There are web browser addons which can change the export to a png, but if all else fails, imagemagick after saving the image takes less time than screenshotting and cropping.
If they market it properly, maybe they could make it work? Call it a Gayover and have some baggage holding service so people can dance and let go without having to worry about their stuff
Do gay people not have layovers in Chicago?
Seems like the store is down or not loading, at least for me. My bank account is happy at least.
I think he already holds this title since 2021.
Awesome glad that worked out
Did you ever adjust your budgets in your settings for your account: https://github.com/settings/billing/budgets
I also have the free account, and I never touched the budgets section. In here, GitHub action budget is set to $0 and has Stop usage enabled.
If these settings are set to $0 and you got charged, then I guess you can open up a case support case, since that seems like a bug.
Yeah, this is great. Too bad these graphs don’t show the number of cars over time. I’d be curious to see if the Cross Bronx is seeing a the same or higher throughput of cars, and due to less traffic in Manhattan, there’s no longer a bottleneck that is backing up onto the Cross Bronx which is how people are going faster?
This is the correct answer. The only thing I would add is some devices don’t allow changing the DNS IPs and are hard coded to 8.8.8.8 so Google blocking sites via DNS is still an issue. Of course you could intercept these requests, but with DNS over HTTPS becoming more popular, i would imagine that device manufactures will also start to do certificate pinning as well to prevent people from using their own DNS server.
Adding some more people haven’t mentioned:
You were so preoccupied with whether or not you could, you didn’t stop to think if you should.
That’s so mischievous, that would drive someone insane trying to troubleshoot the issue. That being said, I feel like we’re above the idea of creating walled gardens.
Yeah, in my case, I wasn’t familiar with the settings for Cloudtrail Data Events, and didn’t realize you could select which events to log, based on the actor or resource, as opposed to all events in DynamoDB. That would have saved me a lot processing power to filter the logs to look for the actions I was looking for.
It’s possible that they discovered a weakness in the way the keys are generated in the TPM (or whatever it’s called for Android), which brings the time to brute force down from 1,000 years to a few weeks with massive GPUs?
Similar story, as of a few years ago, OpenSSH announced deprecating support for RSA keys keys because of a vulnerability in SHA-1 hashing, where they cited research showing a determined attacker could break the key with $50k of compute power, which may seem like a lot, but is pretty feasible, necessitating the deprecation
It is now possible [1] to perform chosen-prefix attacks against the SHA-1 hash algorithm for less than USD $50K. For this reason, we will be disabling the “ssh-rsa” public key signature algorithm that depends on SHA-1 by default in a near-future release.
I don’t know about the Android system, but during the initial design and fabrication, the hardware may have not been designed to withstand the compute power just a few years later, and can not be easily updated to improve the security. These are the weaknessed Cellebrite is looking for.
Probably a good idea, because if they are at the parade, Trump will boast that the crowd sizes were the biggest yet. Better to show in numbers how many people oppose him without Fox News being able to spin it as a pro-Trump rally
Exactly, although the events leading to the crash were more sinister
There is a flashback at the end of the movie showing Mr. Glass bombing an airplane and burning a hotel down, along with sabotaging the train Bruce Willis’ character survived. It’s implied that Mr. Glass had been responsible for other mass causality events to find someone Unbreakable as well.
That was so funny, I had to pause taking the quiz I was laughing so hard at question 9. The snark in the explanations is fantastic.