dankebitte

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by dankebitte 7mo ago
A point hasn't actually been made when the sole example, presented as fact , was a partisan lie that collapsed under extremely basic scrutiny. The decision had nothing to do with this strange notion that the courts err on the side of
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by dankebitte 7mo ago
It's simply bizarre to claim that a blatantly partisan circuit court issuing capricious restrictions on their political opposition and having them vacated by SCOTUS is evidence of "the courts" erring against "the governm
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by dankebitte 7mo ago
> This is why the Biden administration had a restraining order filed against it, on account of them pressuring social media companies to ban content it didn't like. This violated the First Amendment It's very strange of you to
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by dankebitte 1y ago
> dubious Russian CDNs Are there multiple? I thought DDoS-Guard [1] had a near-monopoly on CDN services for international piracy. [1] https://krebsonsecurity.com/2021/01/hamas-may-be-threat-to-8...
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by dankebitte 1y ago
> read replicas Can this be done with only Litestream, or is LiteVFS still in development? I looked into this last year but was put off by LiteFS's stated write performance penalty due to FUSE [1]; it's still marked as WIP [2
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by dankebitte 1y ago
Not sure which page you're referencing, but the linked page states it's available for Personal (free) as well: > Tailnet lock is available for the Personal, Personal Plus, and Enterprise plans.
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by dankebitte 1y ago
> If you aren't comfortable with trusting them with control over your network Wrt the possibility of Tailscale being compromised, there's the in-beta tailnet lock feature: > Tailnet lock lets you verify that no node is added
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by dankebitte 1y ago
> On average I'd drain about 15% battery per hour. So 4 to 5 hours before you need to be thinking about charging, but I'm not sure you'd want to have the glasses on longer than that anyway. I know there are splitters break
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by dankebitte 1y ago
It's not undefined behavior, it's the fact that the uncorrelated subquery within the CTE doesn't specify an ordering, therefore it cannot be implicitly materialized / evaluated once. Postgres documentation is clear here
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by dankebitte 2y ago
> Updates to GPT-4o in ChatGPT (January 29, 2025) > By extending its training data cutoff from November 2023 to June 2024 […] https://help.openai.com/en/articles/9624314-model-release-no...
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by dankebitte 3y ago
> Dr. Richard Hipp (the SQLite author) is one of our shareholders, and we have the right to use the SQLite name. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35251099
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by dankebitte 3y ago
There's uBlacklist [1], but there's not much community activity on its subscription list [2] or awesome-ublacklist [3]. [1] https://github.com/iorate/ublacklist [2] https://iorate.github.io/ub
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by dankebitte 3y ago
Anything using glommio [1]. [1] https://crates.io/crates/glommio/reverse_dependencies
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by dankebitte 3y ago
Uniqueness aside, UUIDs for public-facing IDs also prevent enumeration attacks and leaking business information other than timestamps.