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localhostdotdev
7y ago
doesn't seem that hard, launder it through mixers and then sell it on unregulated exchanges at a discount, maybe use localbitcoins too.
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localhostdotdev
7y ago
anyway, sounds really cool and hoping it gets inspired by things like bundler/homebrew more than npm/yarn. btw it has "telemetry" enabled by default. edit: thanks for the link, didn't find the source previously
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7y ago
the issue is that the name of the new era was unknown until ~2 weeks ago as far as I can tell https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/15195 https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/15742
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7y ago
> Ruby is notably absent as I use it and am looking for something better/different what issues do you have with ruby? it's the de-facto standard for meta-programming I often use things like `define_method`, `constants`, `method
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7y ago
yes I meant I didn't see anything very old. I meant that it's just copying the API format (e.g. probably to make migrating from the other service easy) which isn't uncommon (e.g. most of AWS services copied APIs)
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7y ago
not sure how to formulate it but wouldn't a great execution be very hard to reproduce? looks like it's copying the external API. also looking at the other company documentation, it's different from the screenshots: https:&#x
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localhostdotdev
7y ago
really liked appear.in until they added "sign up to create room" basically
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7y ago
s/Javascript/React (e.g. debugging works fine with stimulus/coffeescript for instance)
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SimpleHash
(localhostdotdev.com)
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homebrew's performance is mostly network (git / http / https) and compilation times when needed. also for some reason homebrew really likes to updates its index all the time (I think it got tamed in the newest version), but s
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7y ago
what's cool is that you can write your types in another directory / another repo, e.g. https://github.com/sorbet/sorbet-typed
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localhostdotdev
7y ago
small discussion that was marked as dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19696669
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localhostdotdev
7y ago
not sure why they don't release it, it's been a few years already
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Lambda School Now Live In: United States, European Union, Africa, etc.
(twitter.com)
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localhostdotdev
7y ago
so they are releasing security fixes with a new licensing agreement, wow glad I don't use any oracle stuff
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localhostdotdev
7y ago
not likely to be taken down as the CEO tweeted about it: https://twitter.com/natfriedman/status/1118057606159798274
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localhostdotdev
7y ago
aleteia seems to just be a catholic media: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleteia seems like it's an almost official catholic source
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localhostdotdev
7y ago
I actually like master links better, they will at least try to be up-to-date instead of always behind. this could be discussed in a PR if you care
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I removed it but I think quite a few people (including me) tried to make it work with postgres (I did a lazy attempt where the search doesn't work) https://github.com/localhostdotdev/lobsters-postgresql
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Quick scan through lobsters's source code
(localhostdotdev.com)
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7y ago
reminds me of the beginning of e-commerce with all kinds of shady websites before amazon, paypal and now stripe came. gumtree is probably the one who is going to have to reimburse all those people.
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7y ago
> We consider that the agent successfully defeated the reCAPTCHA if it obtained a score of 0.9
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7y ago
depends on where you are going to, ideally you would go for 2.6. the vast majority of gems is compatible with 2.6 so it would mostly be fixing internal code. the main change I remember would be the Fixnum/Bignum disappearing in favor o
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Bootstrap Sass Backdoor
(dgb.github.io)
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Hack Back a DIY Guide
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account got banned :) (it's on archive.org though)
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content before it gets fixed: Time for actual transparency. [list of servers, uname -a for each] root@[name]:/var/lib/postgresql# df -h [list of partitions] $ cat users.txt | grep [name] | head -n1
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7y ago
require 'base64'; Base64.decode64("Z29vZ2xlLXByb29m") very easy /s
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time doesn't match exactly but that might be it: https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/incidents/3k7gtg4fml1p ( https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/history for the list)
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7y ago
you forgot option B: raise prices, reduce costs
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