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Hello fellow Pokémon fans, tech enthusiasts, and people looking to do silly stuff! From the same person who brought you the MFA phone: Stupid video game decisions and solutions. When the new Pokémon Sword and Shield games arrived on the Switch a couple weeks ago, I was as excited as a kid on Christmas. A…
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For cord cutters like myself, TV entertainment has been dead for years. I bought a TV out of instinct; every living room I’ve seen has a couch and a TV. Netflix and YouTube lived on my lovely desktop monitors, which allowed for multitasking and not actually watching that video content. However, my living room life…
painted-ladies-full-house Hi there, My name is Josh Johnson. I’m interested in leasing the property at . A little background about me: I currently work at Okta (www.okta.com), where I’ve been for two years in the Engineering department. I’m a quiet, computer-centric type who is looking for a new place to live as my current roommate…
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Like so many others, I strongly believe that multi-factor authentication (MFA) should be a requirement for every website. It is a cheap and (fairly) easy way in which we can secure the sites of today, that use the authentication from yesterday (well, a few decades ago), until we have the secure authentication of tomorrow. Companies…
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