I just saw her two weeks ago taping her interview for Overheard with Evan Smith. She was in top notch form and had the audience at the edge of our seats and in tears at moments. I am glad I got to go -- but I am sad the world lost Jane.

https://video.austinpbs.org/video/jane-goodall-knw3gq/

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I learned to type on a keyboard by logging into ICQ and sharing that number with people I wanted to connect with. It felt like my internet address.

No - employers are required to pay out paychecks as soon as employment is terminated and if they fail to honor that, they are heavy fines. Days worked is money earned.

When I read this article, I logged into my Netflix account and realized that the value proposition is gone for me. I barely use Netflix, it's always sending me emails reminding me about shows I may/not be interested in, and the features keep getting degraded. Netflix is in the throes of enshittification. If the price goes up, I'll cancel my subscription.

This is it. You gotta contain it and can't trust it on an open network.

"The green focus appears to be helping Crusoe, which recently raised $128 million to help expand its flare capture technology to more than 100 units, from around 40 currently. Investors included Valor Equity Partners, Bain Capital, and the Agnelli family's Exor." https://markets.businessinsider.com/currencies/news/bitcoin-...

Isn't this Domain Driven Design? I think you understated how easy it is to test in your example. Tests can move from CD to CI because of your architecture. I would love to see more discussions about the tension between scale and test-ability.

We do exactly that at work - Liquibase with SQL for about 7 years now. It's wonderful and you don't have to learn anything on top of your SQL dialect. Also, it makes database-first a breeze since you can export your changes to SQL from any IDE these days and drop it right into a migration.

https://docs.liquibase.com/workflows/liquibase-community/mig...

Right - I just assumed they were more comfortable with people watching than the others.

My bank (USAA) decided to switch their 2FA away from SMS a while ago. They only do email or the USAA app auth code. I love it and I feel much safer with them because of it. Let's do start to move away - yes!

What did they switch to? I've been wanting to use my u2f token for my bank account for awhile but haven't seen any that support that yet

Should be optional.

I feel equally threatened by a potentially weak bank app running on my phone all the time as I would my carrier giving away the keys to the castle.

If only there were any perfectly good open standards for 2FA that were implemented by numerous free apps and/or secure hardware tokens...

TOTP is not good enough for banking where you really want to confirm specific transactions, not generate codes that an active attacker intercepting your session could use to do anything.

Fair point, but if one declines to install their proprietary apps it just falls back to SMS verification which is obviously terrible.

Kraken (a cryptocurrency exchange) allows you to set up one TOTP token for regular logins, and another, separate one for withdrawals... obviously not as good as individual confirmations but still a heck of a lot better than SMS!

It is optional. I'm a USAA customer as well, here's a screenshot from thirty seconds ago: https://i.imgur.com/boA4dc1.png

Email is much worse than SMS.

It could be better if the sender's SMTP server forced the use of TLS. Most emails are now sent encrypted but it isn't usually enforced.

If your control your own receiving server then it would be hard for someone to intercept the message.