In 2014 the Globe and Mail wrote an article called “Why Canada’s banks have weaker passwords than Twitter or Google”. In 2018 I also wrote about this. I opened a support ticket for my bank complaining about this, their response …
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Head on over to https://passwords.google.com/. This will give u a quick overview of which of your passwords are: compromposed reused weak It runs the check in your browser (in JavaScript) so you are not exposing anything more. Its a cheap …
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Do you think the bank has discovered mystery event marketing? Or that buggy javascript strikes again?
Prepping for the new office. I got a heavy bike, why not put some cargo on? On the back you can see a UPS (standard lead+acid battery style) and some mounting brackets, in the back is the 6-port mini-pc that …
Situation: many stackoverflow posts etc wringing hands about missing ability to number paragraphs. Solution: write it. You’re welcome. Now you can write a Patent, using Google Docs, collaborate with your team (including your Patent Attorney), and add the paragraph numbering …
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db on Canadian banks still don’t have 2FA. Who are the real criminals here?Do you care? sure. Unless you re broke :) CIDC is good for 100K if your bank goes bankrupt. If
Jayme Snyder on Canadian banks still don’t have 2FA. Who are the real criminals here?Do I care with CIDC and current Canadian banking laws? Also TD's passwords are not case sensitive which means they
Simon Rostron on I yaml’d my network: netplan and the new world orderFreeBSD/BSDs in general have terrific documentation, with the added benefit of the forum post from 5 years ago usually providingJayme Snyder on I yaml’d my network: netplan and the new world orderI've always been a BSD/Solaris/HP-UX at heart for this exact reason... though a fresh egocentric BSD developer doesn't see the
Chris on e-bikes and UPS: no, not reallyI'd advise you not to approach any embassies, security checkpoints, etc, on that. 
