Hedja

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by Hedja 6y ago
HTTPS ensures the data isn't tampered during transport, but it doesn't ensure the integrity of the data itself. That's why there's things like Subresource Integrity (which doesn't apply to top-level resources like H
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simplewall – Open-source Firewall for Windows(henrypp.org)
6 points by Hedja 6y ago|0 comments
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by Hedja 6y ago
It's just a vectorised image of Yukimura from Samurai Warriors[1]. This image to be specific[2]. Don't think there was a designer, just a developer making a logo using a character they like (or maybe it was random image search). P
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Show HN: WebVerify – Verify Authorship of Webpages(webverify.jahed.dev)
1 points by Hedja 6y ago|0 comments
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Domain Ownership, Web Authorship and WebVerify(jahed.dev)
4 points by Hedja 6y ago|0 comments
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by Hedja 6y ago
You can do this with GitHub Projects (the Trello-like interface). For my personal projects, I use GitHub Issues as a dumping ground for ideas, which automatically go into a "Triage" (inbox) column, which I go through and assign la
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by Hedja 6y ago
Just to correct your blog post, the Webmentions spec says in this scenario where you're just logging, you "MUST" return a 202 Accepted. I went through a similar phase (logsink with 204) which I corrected recently. https:&#x2
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Show HN: firebase-rules – TypeScript for Firebase RTDB Rules, Avoid JSON(github.com)
1 points by Hedja 6y ago|0 comments
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by Hedja 6y ago
> lodash should just be incorporated into vanilla javascript, as part of its standard library That's already happening. More and more of lodash/underscore/etc's functions are being introduced to Array/Object&#x2F
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by Hedja 6y ago
In most browsers, you can go into settings and default it to block without asking.
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by Hedja 6y ago
This is what happens all across the web, regardless of software. Raiding. IRC raids, forum raids, etc. Sometimes it's for fun, sometimes it's more malicious. Most software has ways to mitigate it. Temporarily closing new registrat
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by Hedja 6y ago
I have a single major problem with all of their new layouts. They place content at extreme ends of the screen, completely stretched out like a rubber band with No Man's Land in the middle. In this case, the top half is stretched and th
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by Hedja 6y ago
Since people are showing interest in GitHub Sponsors, I just wanted to mention: The types of services listed in the article likely falls under VAT in specific regions which can be a pain to calculate. That's one of the reasons I'm
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Open Source Apps on Android(jahed.dev)
1 points by Hedja 6y ago|0 comments
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Do You CI?(benjiweber.co.uk)
2 points by Hedja 6y ago|0 comments
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by Hedja 6y ago
The strange thing for me is, when I switched to custom first-party analytics, I stopped getting referrer spam altogether. I assume then that spammers explicitly optimise for GA tracking and ignore everything else. Which makes sense since a
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Moguri Mod – A hi-res overhaul of Final Fantasy IX using deep learning(sites.google.com)
1 points by Hedja 6y ago|0 comments
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Test Your Babel Configuration(jahed.dev)
1 points by Hedja 6y ago|0 comments
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The Video Game Museum(jahed.dev)
1 points by Hedja 6y ago|0 comments
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Outline Your Favicon(jahed.dev)
36 points by Hedja 6y ago|3 comments
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You Don't Need PropTypes(jahed.dev)
2 points by Hedja 6y ago|0 comments
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by Hedja 6y ago
My blog does this. Not because I want to hide it. Since RSS is a standard, I expect anyone wanting to add my blog to their RSS would just use the current URL and the reader will grab the alt meta tag. I have multiple feeds, one for each tag
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Quod Libet – A Music Library, Editor and Player(quodlibet.readthedocs.io)
1 points by Hedja 6y ago|0 comments
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by Hedja 6y ago
You can. Projects in VSCode are called "Workspaces". Every time I install an extension, I first "Disable" it, which is global. Then I switch to the workspace that needs it and choose "Enable (Workspace)". That
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by Hedja 7y ago
This article has 50MB of GIFs to download. Be careful if you're metered.
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by Hedja 7y ago
Do you have a scenario where it doesn't work? I use it all the time on Firefox for Android, works every time.
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by Hedja 7y ago
You can still use the desktop site by using the 'Request Desktop Site' on your phone's browser (at least on most browsers). If you're logged in to GitHub, you can enable 'Opt out of mobile pages' in your accoun
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by Hedja 7y ago
Their blog is hosted on Wordpress.com which seems to be using Let's Encrypt to generate one certificate for multiple different, unrelated custom domain names. Maybe you encountered a bug where it served the wrong cert for a different b
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by Hedja 7y ago
To assume certain conditions that are not explicitly laid out without even talking to the person providing you the service is literally entitlement. It seems like you've made assumptions that turned out wrong. I've fallen for it t
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by Hedja 7y ago
That's pretty much the case for any remote content. Proxy and rewrite the response. But that added step is usually enough, especially for something as complicated as a Browser MMO. Also, web servers should have rate limits set which wo

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