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Comment #34849605
Yeah I’m not talking about SMS MFA. I’ve been using an Authenticator since god knows when. Had to re-enable it this morning.
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Twitter removed MFA from my account. Anybody else?
(Yeah yeah Twitter is garbage I know). With all the Twitter Blue SMS stuff going on I checked my account settings and saw that MFA was turned off. I’ve had it on for like a decade,…
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Comment #29913842
You're correct. I erroneously thought I didn't need the /s, but alas... I was mistaken.
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Comment #29913014
This is fine
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Comment #29897236
That's a hard problem to solve, and I don't think there are any easy answers. It depends on many factors. What kind of business, what the risk/threat model is, cost/benefit analysi…
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Comment #29895101
You absolutely can. The issue isn't _using_ the optional chaining operator, the issue is that it wasn't compiled down to something that older platforms can understand. Developer qu…
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Comment #29895056
I think it's spread out here in this instance. The realities of the web are that a non-trivial amount of people are going to be using older, outdated devices. That's just a hard fa…
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Comment #29503883
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Comment #28464514
> labor shortage that's a funny way of spelling "wage"
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Comment #26693490
Yes, you're right. But I don't really expect them to make the "smart" or "usual" play. That would honestly surprise me. Now, pinning it on somebody that was generally disliked beca…
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Comment #26640348
> My guess is their local workstation was compromised Honestly I don't think it was even that complicated, considering when I needed to spend money on some SaaS product the "chief …
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Comment #14201085
It should be fine, as long as you keep the db at a reasonable level. Prolonged exposure to as low as 85db or so (I believe) can cause permanent damage. But around 60db shouldn't be…
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Comment #11945816
Remember all this data comes from Stack Overflow. Some of the clusters might look a bit odd, but that's because they're all derived from the relationships we've found in Stack Over…
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Comment #11945802
I'm one of the Ad Server devs that David mentioned in his post. We have plans in the works for allowing a user to specify what technologies/tags they're more interested in seeing j…