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So you can buy pre-paid VISA debit cards with cash though. Or you could open a fake bank account, put the "illegal" cash there under a false name.
Then "cycle" cash through AirBnB.
Clean cash on the other side in your name.
For example, if a marshall flags a yellow, you might pull off the throttle at an unexpected location.
Same as when racing - if another car breaks (for whatever reason, including crashing) - your "inputs" are going to be very different, so this could easily trick the computer into thinking it is not in the right position?
And you've shown what the value is long before I asked myself the question "how much" - which I usually ask early in the process - but not here.
At least that is how I found it... great work.
Would be interesting to see conversion figures for something like this.
Try an incognito session maybe?
Similar to MailCatcher, but it is built with Go so you dont need to compile etc - it just runs. I find it easier to install.
Larger apps means you have more "need" to upgrade your phone to the latest version with more space, power, speed etc.
Actually - I disagree with this. You can no longer "glance" at the url bar to determine if you are on the right domain due to Unicode chars if you clicked a link.
The only safe way is to type the url yourself into the browser.
If it is a long link - then at least typing the base domain, and pasting the "rest" is probably safe?
And is it largely on site work, or is it more common as a remote consultant?
But my biggest fear that I have is; if my laptop was ever pwned in some way, due to some noval 0-day etc - is that everything stored in 1Password could be compromised. But more importantly - the hackers would have an address book of banks, servers, databases etc that I have access to.
I dont know if there is a solution - but I feel it is like putting all your eggs in one basket.
But this now sounds like a coverage tool for a single page?
Does anyone know if it can record over multiple pages and/or application usage (such as an SPA)?
Over 22 hours of powerful movie, game soundtracks.
Gets updated with new songs all the time.
It is a trade off. You either want difficult access if you lose your phone (via printouts) - or you want quick access (via SMS).
I dont think you can realistically have it both ways.
Having a "slow" method to retrieve a major access to your accounts seems to be the safest method, especially when you are likely to rarely use your phone.
You could also give a copy of the printouts to a family member or close friend, who you could ring if you were remote.
I've started getting a recovery code for each of my major accounts, printing it out, then literally putting it in a safe.
This would have to be worrying for companies like Baremetrics, ChartMogul etc.
Obviously it is not 100% the same - but the ability to quickly get MRR, ARR etc would solve many peoples main pain.
The problem is these sames sites have a self-signup, using a unique email as your login. So you can already find out if an email address is in use or not.
If you've going to 'leak' the data one way or another, dont sacrifice UX for the sake of it.
I tried googling around but didnt find much to say either way...
SFO2 is offline.
Cloud API panel was having issues before that and affects all regions.
Has been down for around 7 hours.
In the event there is a risk to the helicopter due to the winch operation (such as the line becoming stuck in some tress below) - the pilot has the ability to cut the cable to ensure the helicopter is not compromised.
I've seen various lists on reddit, HN etc - but they all seem to have different bits.
Perhaps a GitHub Gist that can be crowdsourced to help people ensure they get every single hidden option turned off?
From my quick looking around - it seems that Apache has "/server-status" as a module - so you could hit all domains via a bit and see if any have it turned on?
Apart from a "direct link" - who would want to go to docs.com and search for a topic?
I've been able to find lots of interesting documents searching for some medical, business and financial terms. There must be thousands if not tens of thousands of sensitive documents available...
We have autopilots for planes, that can effectively take off, fly, and land a plane. We've had that technology for quite a while.
So why is not common place for planes, at least cargo planes with no passengers? Surely companies like UPS, FedEx etc that have a large fleet of cargo planes that fly around the US and the world would have significant cost savings?
Why do we feel a car is easier to autopilot than a plane?
And when the car autopilot technology does get here - why does Uber feel it will benefit them more than Lyft? As soon as it is available - you'll just have Uber style copy cats with "on demand" vehicles? What benefit does Uber have at that point?