Comment Re:What was the mistake? (Score 1) 202
Except that I am sure the attorneys were granted the power (by her) to act (and sign) on her behalf in this matter. Speculation, but PoA is standard practice in a lot of contractual dealings.
Except that I am sure the attorneys were granted the power (by her) to act (and sign) on her behalf in this matter. Speculation, but PoA is standard practice in a lot of contractual dealings.
Data point of 1, but no god was present during my wedding ceremony, just a retired judge, some friends and family.
You can always back up a TOTP seed by just screenshotting the QR code and printing it.
So ironic!
Even garbage is worth something. Just ask the garbage haulers.
For me, it's not so much the ads that bother me, it's the fact that algorithm gaming is to the point where all videos are converging on a particular style that is insufferable. I just steer clear. There is never really anything that I want on YT all that badly. The youths can have it. I will stick to RTFM like the old that I am.
Depends on what you are using the VPN for.
VPNs are very useful for troubleshooting geo-ip filter rules
So... the money goes into an uninsured motorist fund which is then doled out to the insurance companies (after various state agencies get a cut) for the requirement to pay out for uninsured drivers. I was ready to be angry about this, but it makes a certain amount of sense... Though, I am not sure why the DMV gets to keep any percentage of that money let alone a huge percentage.
There are only so many things that are meaningful to us humans.
There is a lot of value in re-runs because people go through different phases of life and extract different value out of previously seen TV shows.
It's not just nostalgia (though that is some of it).
I feel that the fragmentation of the streaming world has really driven a lot of the return to the "known" rather than constantly trying to figure out what new things are out there.
There is also a lot of '70s and early '80s series that I never watched because I was too young at the time to appreciate them. For example, I have learned that I REALLY LOVE Columbo and The Rockford Files.
It's also fun to rewatch the old McGuyver episodes for the camp and references I missed as child.
I am also watching Love Boat with my wife and really enjoying it.
I know that I am in the minority here. I was an '80s kid so remember new episodes of NG and I loved it. But my favorite series even today is Voyager.
My favorite interaction is Me: "Hey Google, reduce timer 2 by 3 minutes" Google: "Ok, resetting all timers" Me: "FUCK YOU!"
I mean, the person got what they wanted: A toy to play with at the time.
Something tells me that this was neither the first nor will be the last "investment" in this hobby/entertainment avenue.
I used to waste thousands of dollars a year "upgrading" my gaming PC for no real technical reason.
They do actually have checkouts for other stores within their stores. I believe that I have seen checkouts for Subway, Pizza Hut and a few other stores within Walmarts. Target has CVS and Starbucks within their stores...
The fact that Apple isn't using a number matching scheme on their MFA prompts is pretty stupid. Especially since they bill themselves as more secure than the alternatives.
Microsoft has been using number matching schemes in their MFA prompts for years AFAIK. In our org, I enforce the version that requires the user to enter the number they are seeing on the screen rather than choosing from a list of 3. It will also show the GPS coords in the form of a map pin on every attempt so the user can see where the authentication attempt is being made from.
The cost of feathers has risen, even down is up!