he new YubiKeys support an on-device PIN that isn't shared with the server
Doesn't this PIN become a master password for all the websites at that point?
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he new YubiKeys support an on-device PIN that isn't shared with the server
Doesn't this PIN become a master password for all the websites at that point?
This breaks down to we each get $.99 for a physical book and $.46 for an ebook.
Isn't this just a huge rip off of the authors. They'll probably make way more money if they did a humble bundle or just ask readers to pirate the book and send them a $5 in bitcoin or something.
I get a Error: SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE when I try to access that.
"if you don't speak nerd"
Usually used by people who want to pretend like they have deep technical knowledge. It's a big red flag that a lot of bullshit is coming next.
How is this different from when AMD revere engineered x86 instruction set and made a processor that could execute that. I thought reverse engineering was specifically allowed legally.
"unforgiving world of high school competitive research"
wtf? learn and be curious. Have fun.
just curious. how did you turn up? what are you up to these days?