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Local fire service is on record saying car zero was a Diesel Range Rover (not even a hybrid).

Could someone please edit the headline to include "(2022)"?

2013 called. It wants its anecdata back.

and what if my natural reaction was, "Fuck Microsoft"? What then?

also on that page: "Confirmed: July 31, 2023"

No they're not.

flagged: Story is from 2021

via WPBT/DXE

You had me at "their disco phase."

On the contrary, it _is_ 2FA: One factor is something you have (the phone) and the other is something you are (your biometrics). You need both to log in.

The difference here is you're allowing your phone's enclave to store the magic secret, instead of your human memory.

—If you're authenticating with a PIN instead of biometrics, it's still 2FA.

Wider bands, lower latency, less congestion, the promise of switching off legacy in the future (with SA)

Nope. Less than $20/month gets me unlimited 80/30 4G/LTE using a single 15 MHz band. If I got a 5G/NR modem, I could get unlimited 200/30 for the same price.

I think Mysk just described "sync the secrets to your Google account." E2E would rather imply that there's a second E, but that's not the use case here.

If you already have a second E, just use the QR export/import feature.

Oh no!

Anyway …

I have nine accounts set up in GA and I've used it often for a few years. I've never seen any sort of behaviour like that.

There seems to be an error in the headline. It seems like it's missing a word.

> How NOT to explain the Monty Hall problem to a disbeliever

FTFY.

Americans rewriting history again, I see.

Bangs head on desk. Cochrane is asking the wrong question (or, at least, too narrow a question).

This meta-analysis looks at efficacy of masks to protect the wearer. Whereas the primary need is to catch infected droplets before they infect someone else.

The original is from an installation at the People's History Museum in Manchester: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCAyUxY0Cm0

90 ms. So much.

The blurb makes it crystal clear that it's talking about location or situs. In other words, regulated by EU regulations. The TLD is specifically for sites that are "in" the EU (as opposed to being "by" te EU).

My gosh this is awful. A factual error in almost every single graf.

You missed one important entry point: 111 can refer you to an Urgent Care Unit. There are growing numbers of these in town centres and hospitals. It's basically an extra GP resource.

HashiCorp Vault?

Not been an easy journey? You can say that again

And nothing of value was lost

You violated policy by framing. That's a scummy thing to do. You did not "earn" $10,000. Amazon owes you nothing.

Oh get off my lawn, kid. It's not signals that are dangerous; it's removing code that's dangerous. You thought it was redundant, but it turned out you were wrong.