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vwelling

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    Comment #40223655

    Well actually... We're doing a pretty good job of making it a lot less common: https://www.unep.org/news-and-stories/story/problem-our-dwin... There's even such a thing as Sand The…

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    Comment #39849422

    When claiming copyright, you should mention the date of first publication and if applicable, the last significant revision. Not the current date.

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    Comment #37465571

    These are the settings you're looking for: * PrivacySandboxAdMeasurementEnabled * PrivacySandboxAdTopicsEnabled * PrivacySandboxPromptEnabled * PrivacySandboxSiteEnabledAdsEnabled

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    JumpCloud Security Incident Details

    As sent out to JumpCloud customers: Thank you for your patience and quick action as we worked through our response plans and investigation for a security incident we first alerted …

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    Comment #34596064

    Sent you an email!

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    Comment #34593648

    Thanks for the suggestion! Unfortunately, all their "on call" features are coming soon, so it doesn't seem like a PagerDuty alternative just yet.

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    Ask HN: What are good alternatives to PagerDuty?

    Although generally happy with their service, I'm getting absolutely frustrated with their sales team. We did a trial with their "Event Intelligence" add-on, and it solved a pretty …

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    Comment #28086562

    A lot of off-the-shelf consumer smart home products do suffer from the drawbacks you've listed, but they do not generally apply to the smart home concept. My home is automated usin…

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    Comment #25228750

    Ubiquiti has a doorbell in their UniFi range. No cloud required. Not that interesting unless you're looking to use the other UniFi products as well though, as it's a bit of an inve…

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    Comment #18679503

    Quite happy with Backblaze for exactly this reason, as it allows you to set your own private encryption key. That they're quite reasonably priced doesn't hurt either :)

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    Comment #17727122

    PDF alert: https://automotive.vodafone.co.uk/media/239296/stolen%20vehi...

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    Comment #17726824

    Signal jamming will trigger high-end car alarms as well. Also, if the alarm is connected to a security provider, a disruption in communication with the car will also cause them to …

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    Comment #11570197

    For us nerds who want to effect change, and who are convinced data should be all you need, the book "Switch: How to Change Things When Change Is Hard" by Chip and Dan Heath is a hi…

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    Comment #10181905

    NI's products such as the S8, D2, F1 and X1 are mostly targeted at DJs playing electronic music, particularly house and techno. Genres where there's a lot of room for live experime…

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    Comment #10180689

    Most tracks can be split up into four distinct components: drums, bass, melody, and vocals. Of course, they could have taken it a step further, by splitting a track up into its ind…

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    Comment #9457613

    You're violating SoundCloud's terms of use: (i) You must not copy, rip or capture, or attempt to copy, rip or capture, any audio Content from the Platform or any part of the Platfo…

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    Comment #9136744

    Ah, my bad, I misunderstood. Thanks for clarifying!

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    Comment #9134855

    Let me clarify, by non-HTTP I mean "not defined in the HTTP/1.1: Semantics and Content RFC" (RFC7231) and therefor not likely to be commonly implemented. Could you elaborate on wha…

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    Comment #9134740

    I believe they're right in using POST, and here's why: - Using GET with a request body: Per RFC 7231, Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP/1.1): Semantics and Content, section 4.3.1 […

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    Comment #9131839

    As long as it's just a better product, there will always be those willing to pay a little more. Even if the product is part for part the same as a competitor's, better customer ser…

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    Comment #8566466

    Good to see they're taking the resiliency issues as those pointed out by Aphyr in his Call me maybe series ( http://aphyr.com/posts/317-call-me-maybe-elasticsearch ) seriously.

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