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tonteldoos
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Comment #32980561
Luckily (buried at the bottom of their announcement), at least for the moment sim swaps, ports, etc are in-person, in-store with physical ID only.
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Comment #32970323
My main concern is that, with ID, it becomes possible to do a Sim swap or number port, which would be the start of a heap of nightmares. Luckily, buried at the bottom of Optus' ann…
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Comment #32967517
Ah man, I'm sorry to hear that. No emails here yet, but not to say I'm not in the category one down yet (which is only slightly less bad). I'm starting to worry about the general p…
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Comment #32962258
Based on one newer article I've seen, leaked data dates back to 2017, so... No idea how accurate this is just yet though. They claim to have started notifying people today (Saturda…
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Comment #32938137
All it takes to register a new number here, are your details including name, DoB, physical address (all the complete ones leaked), the type of ID used (passport, drivers license) a…
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Comment #32937638
This just twigged something for me - there is now enough information available to easily do number ports, giving someone else control of the number used for MFA. Anything that reli…
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Comment #32936232
And why, oh why, are past customers in there. I'm a current one, but even 'not being with them' doesn't necessarily exclude you from this.
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Comment #32936202
OP here. Some more information here (not my preferred source, but oh well): https://www.news.com.au/technology/online/hacking/up-to-9-mi... It seems around 2.8m have had 'all' data…
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Comment #29670064
Unless you park uphill/downhill, and leave it in first as an added safety measure with the parking brake...
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Comment #29657821
The count... Seriously though, like another poster said, repetition is key. They eventually develop context around it as well.
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Comment #29089376
I'm pretty certain I'll get burned at the stake for saying this, but similar to another poster - the one that works. I spent hundreds playing with mechanical keyboards, used compan…
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Comment #28953826
Check the terms - if you already own them, you're grandfathered into the Connect (highest tier) package for free (for now, at any rate). I recently got a second hand remarkable, an…
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Comment #28679784
Oddly, to your first point, I've had exactly the opposite experience. Came from a company that used sharepoint for almost everything, that I referred to as /dev/null - if you didn'…
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Comment #28453102
Orbiting the Giant Hairball (Gordon MacKenzie). I gave my copy to someone, and never got it back, but would love to read it again. Not one thing in particular stuck, but the book a…
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Comment #28352799
Awesome link! I'll definitely check it out. I recently got myself a reMarkable 2, and was looking for a PDF diary template (which I then annotate), in lieu of the ability to update…
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Comment #27575180
I think it was Scott Adams that had the discussion about being the best at one thing, vs being (very) good at more than one thing, and in that nexus you can shine. I too very much …
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