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Article 17 does include the term "without undue delay"[0], but such vague language seems ripe for some court precedent. A clone and remove/update per GDPR request seems like undue delay…

Of which westerly conservative neighbours do you speak?

Have you played Mass Effect, used Java or OpenBSD? One has natural resources and money and tech. Different parts of Canada bring different things to the table.

In Ontario? Are you sure? [0] [1] [2] [0]: https://devrylaw.ca/renting-in-ontario-what-every-pet-owner-... [1}: https://animaljustice.ca/blog/renting-with-pets-a…

They weren't, but companies still included terms in employee's contract.. and "not really enforceable" still requires a (legal) fight.. this is better, no?

Seems like a reasonable avenue.. but it must be skewed by multiple devices (work+personal phone, phone+tablet+laptop each with a SIM - them being the same account isn't particularly relevant), an…

I guess people only pay attention to what they want to find, but Canada and Mexico are missing (=North America with the US) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29673305 . And the Asi…

Perhaps this one is better? https://nationalpost.com/news/mp-mark-strahls-merry-christma... You can find a link from his main website[0] to his instagram[1] and twitter[2] posts …

Google supports 6 or 8, [Aegis]( https://getaegis.app/ ) supports the full standard, Authy supports 6 or 8, Sophos supports 6 or 8. Lots of support.…

There is a window of validity (often 30s), and a window of forgiveness (often +- 30s, so the same code will work for 90s), but the standards require only one attempt per window which renders TFA'…

Perhaps you could link to these NIST standards?

You want your secret to have a secret? Several apps that provide time based one time password storage/management can also be secured with bio-metrics, pins or passwords (Aegis, MS Authenticator)…

Dupe from 12hours ago[0] (113pts, 29comments) [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29612750 …

The app is stop gap at best - it has to be run manually, the screen has to be on, and it chews batteries (due to phone architectural designs)

Something like this was reported 8 hours ago[0] I find myself suspicious of this sudden negative press [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29596138 …

Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29568403 although not a ton of traction there either (29pts, 4comments)…

Good news, a new region is coming to Canada in the west[0] eta 2023/24 [0]: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/in-the-works-aws-canada-wes... …

I think the link should be: https://www.ehn.org/lead-ammunition-in-meat-2645108170.html (submitted link has accidentally captured some sort of custom fragment-deep-link-in-the-url imp…

Other one is actually the dupe (posted slightly later, and a poor URL choice), but has gained more traction

Yeah, it could do with "for EasyOS releases" being appended (but that would be editorializing)

Did you try wikipedia[0] or microsoft[1]? It's been around 20 years, but it's been fading away the last 5 [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_BizTalk_Server [1…

While it's Martin's blog, most posts these days are by other people.. this particular one is by "Brandon Byars"

The article isn't finished yet (see the footer)... so it'll be a longer read

Almost all Garmins can be paired with chest-strap HR monitors (much more accurate than any watch) if you want to confirm it's the watch. It does sound like it's the watch!

Dupe of post from writer 2 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29443474 The article fails to convince me the "Memory Image Pattern" is some how different from the…

straw.page has been posted by okozzie 16 times in the last 10 months, sometimes the odd URL hack to get past the repost filters (+?, /start, +?ref=hn, +?ref, +?utm) but mostly just the same page.

I mean the document says the data is accurate "as of November/2020", and the slide was prepared 7-Jan-2021

It's a weird situation, but it's very obvious with HC1 and SHC cards. It starts with JWT. JSON is a human readable format (in utf-8), if humans don't need to read, the data could be bi…