I would imagine it's because your distance to the satellites changes more when you move along the ground than when you move up and down the same amount.
I think there are some tricks to ensure a list in pwsh for these sort of operations. I vaguely recall ending variable assignments with a comma to avoid this.
You can hold down a key (Ctrl I think) to force snapping to the "world grid" now. That makes everything you place line up even halfway across the map.
That doesn't really follow. I have the legal authority to pay a junk yard to smash my car into a tiny cube, but that doesn't mean I shouldn't be protected from auto body shops selling me fake repairs and non-functional…
They are worried about someone copying a mistyped email from the first form field and pasting it into the "confirm email" field, thus making the confirmation field pointless. I would suspect in the real world most…
My local cable company gets around this by strategically pricing everyone towards using their new cable boxes which are essentially digital TV over DOCSIS internet. The prices for the IP TV plans (which they still call…
Surely almost everyone does address standardization on user inputted fields, right? You'd be silly not to do this.
That sounds backwards to me. Don't you mean Y axis is time and X axis is frequency? Otherwise how could it play from bottom to top?
The number of parity drives is often fixed, so the odds of the number of failures being higher than the number of parity drives goes up as you increase drive count.
Presumably the secret sharing algorithm is more resistant to brute forcing if you have one less than the required pieces. They solve opposite problems
It's kind of a pain, but possible. You have to redirect it as a generic USB device. I wrote a guide here: https://queensidecastle.com/guides/use-a-yubikey-remotely-ov...
Presumably if they were using an industry term to categorize these young children they were definitely aware of what they were doing. That implies a level of malice on their part and is what I believe people are…
I was thinking the same thing. This isn't really a viable scam unless maybe Netflix offers multiple ways to reset your password, which isn't addressed in the article. Maybe a text message reset is possible?
The timestamp server is a separate trusted entity that signs the signature asserting the date and time. It's not just metadata, it's effectively a separate signature.
I'm kind of blown away that some of these larger companies aren't using SAML to do their Slack authentication. I guess when you're provided with a super simple turn-key solution to getting employees on the system…
I'm curious about the decision to make team names globally unique and unchangeable. It obviously has some trust benefits in that you can't spoof a team if you know the name, but shouldn't the proof of legitimacy be in…
I would imagine it's because your distance to the satellites changes more when you move along the ground than when you move up and down the same amount.
I think there are some tricks to ensure a list in pwsh for these sort of operations. I vaguely recall ending variable assignments with a comma to avoid this.
You can hold down a key (Ctrl I think) to force snapping to the "world grid" now. That makes everything you place line up even halfway across the map.
That doesn't really follow. I have the legal authority to pay a junk yard to smash my car into a tiny cube, but that doesn't mean I shouldn't be protected from auto body shops selling me fake repairs and non-functional…
They are worried about someone copying a mistyped email from the first form field and pasting it into the "confirm email" field, thus making the confirmation field pointless. I would suspect in the real world most…
My local cable company gets around this by strategically pricing everyone towards using their new cable boxes which are essentially digital TV over DOCSIS internet. The prices for the IP TV plans (which they still call…
Surely almost everyone does address standardization on user inputted fields, right? You'd be silly not to do this.
That sounds backwards to me. Don't you mean Y axis is time and X axis is frequency? Otherwise how could it play from bottom to top?
The number of parity drives is often fixed, so the odds of the number of failures being higher than the number of parity drives goes up as you increase drive count.
Presumably the secret sharing algorithm is more resistant to brute forcing if you have one less than the required pieces. They solve opposite problems
It's kind of a pain, but possible. You have to redirect it as a generic USB device. I wrote a guide here: https://queensidecastle.com/guides/use-a-yubikey-remotely-ov...
Presumably if they were using an industry term to categorize these young children they were definitely aware of what they were doing. That implies a level of malice on their part and is what I believe people are…
I was thinking the same thing. This isn't really a viable scam unless maybe Netflix offers multiple ways to reset your password, which isn't addressed in the article. Maybe a text message reset is possible?
The timestamp server is a separate trusted entity that signs the signature asserting the date and time. It's not just metadata, it's effectively a separate signature.
I'm kind of blown away that some of these larger companies aren't using SAML to do their Slack authentication. I guess when you're provided with a super simple turn-key solution to getting employees on the system…
I'm curious about the decision to make team names globally unique and unchangeable. It obviously has some trust benefits in that you can't spoof a team if you know the name, but shouldn't the proof of legitimacy be in…