konha

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by konha 7mo ago
I don’t know. Depending on how much time passes between now and the moment you try to recover the key I bet at least one of your friends will have misplaced or lost that piece of paper.
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by konha 1y ago
The free version is a loss leader to build mindshare amongst people who are (later) in a position to buy licenses.
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by konha 1y ago
> It's not rare, it happens constantly in enterprise software, project managemment software, anything where you have collaboration The number of revoked tokens compared to all active tokens should still be tiny in those systems, wou
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by konha 2y ago
So? Most of your code is worthless to anyone except yourself.
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by konha 2y ago
Yes. GDPR allows for delays when complying with deletion requests. You should ideally document it and factor the delay into any deadlines you might be bound to. You’d need to make sure the process is somewhat predictable, like running the v
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EU Competitiveness: Looking Ahead(commission.europa.eu)
5 points by konha 2y ago|2 comments
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by konha 2y ago
Arq works with file system level snapshots. So I guess at one point all the files have to be present for the backup work. Not ideal for scenarios where the cloud data exceeds the local storage.
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by konha 2y ago
Seconded. Check out both books by the author, they’re great! https://lets-go.alexedwards.net/ https://lets-go-further.alexedwards.net/
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by konha 2y ago
Just a note: Make sure whatever you use to backup iCloud can handle files that are not currently synced to your device. Arq ( https://www.arqbackup.com ) has a setting to "materialize" these files before backup for examp
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We Rebuilt Paddle for Developers(paddle.com)
1 points by konha 2y ago|0 comments
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by konha 2y ago
> What’s the barrier to entry for starting up a similar business? The merchant of record model.
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by konha 2y ago
Dragnet searches are controversial in many societies, not just the US. There’s a balance between individuals rights to privacy and what makes law enforcement easier. One argument against broad surveillance measures like this one is that sur
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by konha 2y ago
From the article: > Emergency legislation to exonerate wrongfully convicted Post Office workers has completed its journey through Scottish Parliament and each will now receive initial compensation of £600,000, with the ability to claim m
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by konha 2y ago
There is a chrome extension for everything. OPs point is (and I agree) that these things you only need once in a while are incredibly useful when they are only a search away. Installing a chrome extension for a few uses every other week is
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by konha 2y ago
They can be. Depends on how the are implemented. Passkeys can: - Replace the whole login (including discovery of the user id) - Just replace the password, after a user specified a user id - Be used as a second factor just like TOTP They are
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by konha 2y ago
It is. “Vorratsgesellschaft”
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by konha 2y ago
Depending on how openly and where this happens you might be able to get the platform they are selling your software on or their payment processor to take them down. That's for legitimate platforms and processors of course. If it's
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by konha 2y ago
Goes both ways actually. I cannot count the times someone felt the need to bend over backwards to accommodate me because of something I didn’t want to do/eat/drink/whatever when I‘d been perfectly fine without any special tre
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by konha 3y ago
> How do they merge? Manually. When you merge your code back into a common branch you look at the existing migrations and the new migrations and make sure the numbers make sense (after the merge). You can avoid stepping on each other’s t
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by konha 3y ago
> How are teams of size >2 handling this? Directory with .sql files starting with a number. Each file contains a set of changes to the db. The db has a table with the number that was applied last. To migrate your db you check if you h
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by konha 3y ago
Why not use ssh certificates at that point?
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by konha 3y ago
Right. But for validation they can still be useful if you need a way to prevent (or at least hinder) users to create lots of accounts.
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by konha 3y ago
Passkeys have a fallback flow where they show a qr code you can scan from the screen of the device you want to log in to. Requires bluetooth though to prove you are "near" the device. I guess that's also disabled on these hyp
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by konha 3y ago
> Copy and paste and externally using any devices to connect with the system is prohibited. Like a keyboard? In which case: How do you enter your password? Is that a common scenario? Where you can use a (presumably) usb attached keyboard
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Google Cloud causes another outage for customer that got ratelimited erroneously(twitter.com)
40 points by konha 3y ago|2 comments
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by konha 3y ago
It seems to me people’s expectations vary a lot. For me ChatGPT has replaced a lot of Google searches and skimming stackoverflow just to get some details for a small obstacle in my workflow. Even if answers are not a hundred percent correct
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by konha 3y ago
> Also in Germany, if you change your name voluntarily […], this is considered to be a strong sign that you deeply hate your parents Huh? I’m German and I have never heard of this.
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by konha 3y ago
Not sure if you are being serious, but that is terribly bad advice. For starters google “piercing the corporate veil”.
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by konha 3y ago
So? Don‘t know what kind of homework you‘re thinking about. But using Google to do research doesn’t exactly sound like a problem to me.
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by konha 3y ago
Have students work with ChatGPT and let them spot / mark where the AI is hallucinating or wrong? Might translate well to general competence wrt working with any kind of source online.

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