@idogemusk You surely know, Hazelcast has a community Slack channel for such questions, but let me Google it for you this time... Yeah, this is it: https://t.co/ffNVKNIAme
JSignPdf translations are growing in last days. Norwegian and Spanish were newly added.
Thanks goes to all the brave translators.
Are YOU also a brave one? Help with your language on https://t.co/epwfSdXDb2
@wizzair Dear @wizzair, I also tried it from a freshly installed computer+browser. And still the same. No "random seat" option was available. Do you have a piece of more helpful advice?
Dear @wizzair, why your check-in web-app doesn't give me the random seat selection option (40h before flight)? The mobile app does.
Why the mobile app doesn't allow me to finish the check-in and the Accept button in step 7 (Prohibited items) doesn't forward me to the All done?
@wizzair I tried 2 different browsers, also with the porn-mode enabled. It didn't help.
And the mobile app doesn't let me finish - transition from step 7 to All Done doesn't work.
CVE-2020-26168 The LDAP authentication method in LdapLoginModule in Hazelcast IMDG Enterprise 4.x before 4.0.3, and Jet Enterprise 4.x through 4.2, doesn't verify properly the password in some system-user-dn scenarios. As a result, users (clients/member... https://t.co/qodwRnXkTM
@Oracle And I failed again.
"Passwords must have upper and lower case letters, at least 1 number, not match or contain email, and be at least 8 characters long."
I missed the upper case. Enterprise level user experience. Rules are declassified after you try and fail.
Accounts on @Oracle against the diversity. At least the password one.
"Password should not contain > < ( ) % ; \"
And of course, the "should" verb is not an advice, but the obligation.
And I thought it's an amusement of US-officials only, to ask for breaking E2E encryption for the greater good. And suddenly, we have a similar request on our good old continent. It's sad.
We are in the first stages of a long anti-encryption march by the upper echelons of the European Union, headed directly toward Europeans’ digital front-doors. https://t.co/AU6amR8zW6
I wanted to launch a Linux-based VPS, so opened my old #AWS account filled new billing info. Then I tried to launch an EC2 instance. Surprise, surprise: you have 1 vCPU limit!
@awscloud Really?
So I asked for increasing the limit a few hours ago and now waiting.
The new limit I've asked for was 8 instances as there was no option to ask for changing just the vCPUs limit.
If I read correctly the documentation newly registered accounts have automatically limit set to 20 instances (i.e. 20x more than I have now).
@awscloud I've picked a cheaper solution (https://t.co/FkeFBK4IP3) in the meantime. It just worked fine for me and the machine was running within a few minutes.