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foobarkey
8mo ago
Like what data, my DNS queries and TCP connects? Ok I guess
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foobarkey
8mo ago
I kind of remember and Jolla like 5 years ago, but I think this is supposed to be a hype generating post OK. Try buying one though it is not so easy
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foobarkey
9mo ago
I put the session cookie as http_only, same_site=strict and turned off csrf. Then pentesters came and quoted owasp in the report, while not being able to demonstrate an attack. Some drone added csrf back, everyone congratulated themselves i
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foobarkey
9mo ago
Not necessarily, CS is just following some AML script here and will not deviate :)
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foobarkey
9mo ago
Just talk to a lawyer, have the lawyer send a letter, there is no need to bang head against CS for escalation
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foobarkey
9mo ago
Probably an intern (oh its 2025, maybe LLM?) messed up some spaghetti part and the async job for reindexing your site is failing since then and the on-call is busy taking mojito/the alert is silenced :)
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foobarkey
9mo ago
Interesting tips, looking into Go perf recently also. However making sure postgres wal log does not grow seems like putting an unnecessary constraint on things and then defeating it
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10mo ago
Sorry for the downvotes but this is true many times with some basic HA you get better uptime than the big cloud boys, yes their stack and tech is fancier but we also need to factor in how much CF messes with it vs self hosted, anyway the se
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foobarkey
10mo ago
Making you fee like less of a person for using the word is also censorship but in a more clever mean gaslighting way than a full order :)
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foobarkey
10mo ago
Saying a word is bad is pretty much the definition of censorship yes. Not the context it is used, not the implications when it is used but uncategorically BAD - it just breaks my somewhat autistic brain on the principle. PS: I have an afric
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10mo ago
I thought this nonsense was about to go away noticed even github starting to default to master or maybe it was the terminal git. Sensoring tech words about things that happened 300 years ago is not OK
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11mo ago
The cheapest (~15 USD bullet, 20 USD dome) PoE cameras on AliExpress (focal length is pretty much the most important parameter to look at, depending on the fov you want) hooked up to a Unifi NVR. Skip all the vendor manuals, setup steps, an
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11mo ago
While fact checking seems like a good thing, but the example is bit weird, off by few years errors could easily be explained by errors in memory
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11mo ago
Since the core is spinning as it always has, then dont think we humans caused this one? :) Our energy needs are always insatiable so thats why I am not a big fan of geothermal, better not mess with the balance down there
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1y ago
With this many steps might be just easier to not put the passport in water then weekly maintenance jobs :)
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1y ago
After having owned many 3D printers I can recommend Bambu Lab X1C with AMS. It will be a bit over budget but does not matter, you will spend time just printing and not messing with settings or bed leveling, it’s a workhorse and just prints
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1y ago
Does it support Gnome?
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foobarkey
1y ago
I don’t get coding interview stress, if anything the adrenaline helps me think clearer (faster)
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1y ago
If the carbon has been stored 1 million years ago and you burn it the total net amount of CO2 in the atmosphere increases If the carbon was stored last year and you burn it the net amount of carbon stays about the same YoY Moving the transp
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foobarkey
1y ago
Ok so what do we eat to get more of them?
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1y ago
Worked in banking some years ago, many things are powered by (s)ftp integrations (mainly all swift things to partner banks)
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1y ago
My pet theory: all atoms decay back to hydrogen given enough time, gravity pulls them together, stars form, the universe is one big loop that self resets :)
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1y ago
Crqpping on google is meta
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1y ago
Compounded: 200 USD month; Lilly/Novo Discounted: 350 USD month Seems alright?
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1y ago
Remove merge and add rebase and we agree :) Oh and maybe cherry-pick
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1y ago
Can confirm the . thing happens to me also half.of.my.google.searches.are.like.this so I have even learned to be cautious that the last word does not look like a tld :)
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1y ago
Yes correct in some absolute ethical context, but would have been easier to fight with a few hundred million budget to pay for legal fees
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1y ago
Its a good book I read it, the only thing that she messed up though is not letting her exec level shares vest and be quiet until then imo :)
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1y ago
Been trying it out a bit, feels a bit dry like a college professor, gpt after a while even starts making jokes
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2y ago
I know people want to get paid but 90% of crypto is just about making sure the thing takes constant time, please stop acting like it is some elite knowledge
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