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AWS SSO does offer this "out of the box", but many large organizations use their own custom SSO setup with custom-built tools to get temporary tokens.

This reminds me of Mario Paint.

One of the authors here. In GitLab CI, you can create that manual trigger button by including the `when: manual` parameter in your .gitlab-ci.yml. You can also restrict who can click that button for protected pipelines, such as those that deploy to production. (https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/yaml/#whenmanual)

For GitHub Actions, try `workflow_dispatch` (https://github.blog/changelog/2020-07-06-github-actions-manu...).

Well the Chinese Communist Party has the personal information of at least 44% of all Americans thanks to their hack of Equifax so it probably wasn't too hard for them to do a mail merge.

https://www.npr.org/2020/02/10/804501991/chinese-hackers-cha...

OP here. Happy to answer any questions.

FWIW, I don't believe FaceTime requires others' phone numbers. I think it can be a phone number or any email address tied to their Apple ID, similar to iMessage.

So the Jiujitsu academy is now practicing Jiujitsi!

What is the difference between the T495s and the non-“s” model? Lenovo’s site doesn’t make that clear.

The United States is not a democracy. It is a republic.

It seems that Bitbucket and GitHub are trying to emulate GitLab’s strategy of being a one-stop tool rather than just version control.

Based on that Twitter thread, they are starting new group messages that don't include their Android friends and abandoning the original group message.

uBlock Origin, an ad-blocking add-in for browsers.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UBlock_Origin

At least in the US, apartments are typically owned on a per-building basis, and generally by a company or investor. Buildings where each unit has an individual owner are typically referred to as condominiums. Buying a condo unit also entails buying an ownership share in the condo association that maintains common areas and such. In an apartment, you just pay your rent and utilities and the landlord is responsible for everything else.

I wouldn’t want this little storage onboard, but recent macOS versions do include the feature to automatically shuffle infrequently files up to iCloud.

Try making a paper airplane with Galactica’s octagonal sheets of paper!

I don’t think Alexa is considered an AWS product/service. While you need AWS’ Lambda to make it work, Alexa is an Amazon (versus AWS) product.

Or Atom’s Teletype plugin.

I've been using TT-RSS (https://tt-rss.org) as my RSS feed reader for years. There are other ways to deploy it, but this is a simple CFN template I built to deploy a scalable TT-RSS service in AWS.

> We are burning the midnight oil to burn the midnight oil.

This is an odd way to end a memo titled "Progress". Are employees supposed to be motivated by the prospect of a self-propagating series of tough slogs?

GitHub gives you the option to allow/disallow forking for private repos at both the repo and organization level.

https://help.github.com/articles/allowing-people-to-fork-pri...

I've been using https://tt-rss.org/ as a Google Reader replacement for years and highly recommend it. You do have to run it yourself, though.

LibreOffice Base (http://www.libreoffice.org/discover/base/) fills the gap. It's a combination Access-like local database as well as a ODBC/JDBC client.

DevOpsRVA (http://devopsrva.com) is a group for those interested in cloud computing and automation in the Richmond, VA, USA area. We've been meeting monthly for about 18 months, typically on the 4th Wednesday. If you're in the area, come join us!

There's no minimize button in app windows' title bars, but you can minimize an app by clicking its icon in the dock.

You could run Firefox in a Docker container. It wouldn't protect between tabs, but would help isolate from the rest of the system.

I remember someone from In-Q-Tel giving a presentation to one of my college classes. He explained that the company's name came from the desire to bring industry innovation to the US intelligence agencies; they are literally putting "Q" (the innovator/gadget guy in James Bond [1]) in "Intel".

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q_%28James_Bond%29

Even though it's no longer under development, I wonder if Thunderbird's default tabbed interface would meet your needs.

I've found WinRM and PowerShell to be a pretty effective "ssh-like" tool for Windows. Plus it's object-oriented.

http://www.computerperformance.co.uk/powershell/powershell_r...