For the first few seconds I thought it really was a mirror.

In the UK, if Christmas or New Year falls on a weekend, a seperate equivalent holiday is made during the week to compensate.

Great. Your job is to take standard Firefox and switch one of these settings on at a time, testing Google meet until you find which one is the culprit. Good luck! 👍

I’ve managed Duo installations. The administrator can see your phone number, your device os and version, history of authentication attempts.

Only IP address. Location days from IP address is a guess at best

Blasphemy!

Okay yea sorry, the sarcasm was whooshed on me.

I work for a multi-national IT department. I just happen to have a UK, FR and DE laptop on the workbench. I don’t see the em-dash on any of them. AltGr + hyphen does nothing on Windows (Google search says Mac supports this). None of these laptops have a numpad, but Google search says maybe CTRL+MINUS(numpad) may give an em-dash. Can’t test though.

In any case, it seems the world has left behind em-dash, so correcting users on a public forum seems pointless.

How ridiculous. I’ll just use the one on the keyboard.

Where on a standard keyboard is this

I like to run a hypervisor host as just that, a hypervisor host. The host being stable is important, and also reduce attack surface by only having it as that.

An LXC per service is somewhat overkill. A docker host running on LXC could likely run all the docker containers.

It seems like the writing is leaning on being negative.

“These 2 games don’t work, even with FSR”

Okay, legitimate issue.

“This game doesn’t without FSR”

That’s what FSR is for, and now you don’t want to use it. This isn’t an issue.

Your PC network card keeps the connection up in order to receive wake on LAN requests.

Any link activity whilst the PC is shutdown is packets that were broadcasted to the entire network. Other PCs, DHCP requests, etc send traffic to all devices on the network. So seeing some traffic whilst it’s off is nothing to worry about.

I would avoid Dog. Their API doesn’t respond half the time.

The owner should pass the torch rather than let it die.

https://demo.scrypted.app/ is the new kid on the block. Intuitive interface, easy to configure, not free, great system.

With the user id being salted it’s going to be different every time. This means it’ll be difficult if not impossible to monitor voting trends or abuse.

Also how would you use the password unless it was stored in the clear. If it’s based on a pre-salted tuple, how does one handle password changes?

Not really the only reason. It would be better to just return “token invalid”.

It could occur by someone messing with the URL from the reset password email, like accidently adding an extra character before pressing enter

Or a poor email client that wraps the URL and doesn’t send the complete one when clicked.

Or someone attempting to find a weakness in the reset password system and sending junk as the token.

That’s really odd. Other GIFs have a play icon in the middle but this doesn’t

I wouldn’t want bank notifications emailed to me. Maybe a notification that I have a notification, but no real content. Email is incredibly insecure.