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# hnchat:fC2neOsfEuewWNgLieMJ
(Edit: hmm, without the "https://" it seems to depend on the browsers ability to recognise a URL.)
I don't mean to quarrel about it, but I understood Authentication to be closer to identification. To provide "adequate proof that you are actually who you claim to be".
Even the "can you enter" question falls under authorization; "does the user have appropriate permissions?" Entering is just one of perhaps many subsequent levels of permissions.
It turns out there are several similar services offered in the UK by ISP's like O2, Sky, and BT¹ (recently rebranded as EE-WiFi²) who claim to be the UK's largest WiFi Hotspot Network. Perhaps that's due to it being opt-out on their routers since it was first introduced over a decade ago.
uBlock-Origin settings | Filters | Cookie notices
Works well for that subset of dickovers at least.https://youtu.be/RuxNnfllxco?t=3894 - Neal Gompa on the Fedora 44 Release party stream,
I disagree, the article clearly states:
Montgomery and others were careful to say that Linux ID
will not magically prevent another xz‑style supply‑chain
attack, but they argue it materially raises the cost.- the video is well worth a watch.
Probably ran out of tokens before the end, during training.
"How about a nice game of Chess?"
xclock -analog -update 1 -norender -hl grey -fg grey -bg black
(You can put a `TZ="Wherever"` variable at the start for different timezones, and those that don't like the seconds ticking can pass e.g. 0.01 instead of 1 to the -update option).Brits of a certain age will recall (and might appreciate) the clock faces available at https://625.uk.com/tv_logos/flash2.htm#clocks too.
https://cdn.xcancel.com/pic/orig/64D3E63614C36/media%2FHBUh4...
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Nice one, OpenRailTimes[0] is a similar style, but split in to smaller local sections by rail company and area.
I also like SignalBox[1] maps for their more traditional geographic layout, and for "less map -- more data", with accurate times that trains pass through stations and junctions, then RealTimeTrains[2] is hard to beat.
- [0]: https://www.opentraintimes.com/maps
pandoc -f gfm -t typst -o file.typ file.md
and as you'll know it's easy to add a Template if required.I find those preferable to reading things in reverse order, but Vim opens up at the last location anyway so it's usually just there.