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by delano 2y ago
I have been on a similar journey. It's been a trying endeavour but my spirits are buoyed knowing now that I am not alone. One I found last week, FullHost, is Victoria-based with multiple datacentres in Canada and the US. I'm not s
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by delano 2y ago
Thanks, I hadn't seen this.
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by delano 2y ago
Thanks, this is a big help.
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by delano 2y ago
At Hetzner, in one of the data centers in Germany.
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by delano 2y ago
There's a bit more info on our blog: https://docs.onetimesecret.com/blog/2024-09-12-ddos-day-4 https://docs.onetimesecret.com/blog/2024-09-09-denial-of-ser...
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Ask HN: Help mitigating a relentless DDoS attack (4th day) on Onetimesecret.com
3 points by delano 2y ago|6 comments
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by delano 2y ago
If you want to make an apple pie from scratch, first you have to invent the universe.
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by delano 2y ago
Wow, yeah. "Bringing backend features to files." This feels a bit like that time we saw Etherpad playback for the first time. I'm just not sure if I've grokked the big picture yet. https://news.ycombinator.com
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by delano 2y ago
If it works like Jupyter, as a file that can be version controlled, and like Deepnote where multiple people can be viewing/working on it at the same time, my mind would be blown.
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by delano 2y ago
In LM Studio you can branch off of any message to start a new conversation at that point: https://github.com/onetimesecret/onetimesecret/assets/1206/f... https://lmstudio.ai
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by delano 2y ago
In B.C. (British Columbia), there were over 2500 overdose deaths just last year. ~85% involving fentanyl. > [The chief coroner] said almost 14,000 people have died since the province declared toxic drugs a public health emergency in Apr
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by delano 3y ago
You don't need to check every one though. Or any. You create a known account with known content in it (similar to your hash idea) and monitor that. Even if they never got around to automating it and were highly laissez-faire, manually
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by delano 3y ago
Thanks for the heads up.
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by delano 3y ago
Thanks for the mention. That was an interesting read!
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by delano 3y ago
Crafting descriptions of an artist and/or individual works may function as a reasonable replacement for specific names. That's what's happening behind the scenes anyway. It's an interesting problem. Like, what's the
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by delano 3y ago
Thanks for taking the time to do this.
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by delano 4y ago
That's one part of it. I can't speak for mike_d specifically, but there is a concern with having (potentially significant) modifications made to the codebase that aren't surfaced in the release notes. I imagine closed-source
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by delano 5y ago
Quantified Citizen | Multiple Positions | Vancouver, BC | REMOTE | Full-Time Quantified Citizen is a Canadian-based mobile health startup developing solutions to disrupt the clinical and health product research markets. We give professional
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by delano 5y ago
In practical terms, IP could be referred to as unique advantages. What is the purpose of an organization that has no unique qualities? In general, what is IP and how it's enforced are two separate things. Just because we've used c
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by delano 5y ago
Quantified Citizen | Senior Mobile Engineer | Senior Full Stack Engineer | Vancouver, BC | REMOTE | Full-Time Quantified Citizen is a Canadian-based mobile health startup developing solutions to disrupt the clinical and health product resea
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by delano 10y ago
Yeah but did you win the Putnam tho?
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by delano 12y ago
Wow, that is a reckless implementation.
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by delano 12y ago
05:00 GMT last night :-?
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by delano 12y ago
Also, Y Combinator has never referred to themselves as an accelerator.
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by delano 12y ago
Ranked by upvotes from users who signed up in the first year. It was made as a counter argument to the idea that the site was declining in quality.
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by delano 13y ago
Thanks for mentioning One-Time Secret. It used to support view limits but I removed the option to avoid the scenario where someone thinks it can be viewed only once but ends up still being available. It simplifies the UI as well.
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by delano 13y ago
I made the command line tool on a whim and it became surprisingly useful. I copy a lot of config files around that way.
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by delano 13y ago
Your opinion might change after someone sends messages to your contacts as you by spoofing your phone number (very easy).
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by delano 13y ago
The line between being helping and selling is ambiguous. My hunch is that you're being downvoted because recuter didn't state a specific need, just that "most clones are pretty terrible".
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by delano 13y ago
svn is fine for very small, highly co-ordinated teams which is rare in a corporate environment. It's decidedly not fine for complex merging, development outside of the private network, or maintaining multiple versions of the same codebase (

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