pedrosanta

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by pedrosanta 2y ago
The 'there weren't cost-effective alternatives at that time' as an excuse for at the very least inaction (morally condemnable) and at most criminal litigation-worthy propaganda, lies and damages, I find it, in all due respect
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by pedrosanta 5y ago
Facebook is cancer.
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by pedrosanta 6y ago
> The newsfeed I was a bit less enthusiastic about, but hey it was convenient compared to visiting my friends' profile pages. The newsfeed was copied/acquired from FriendFeed. Messages was Beluga. Instagram and WhatsApp got on
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by pedrosanta 6y ago
He has some (funny) info on Pinboard About page ( https://pinboard.in/about ) regarding 'the technology', perhaps he was mentioning that... > Pinboard is written in PHP and Perl. The site uses MySQL for data stor
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by pedrosanta 8y ago
I would cancel any broadband contract of any ISP that did this when providing me a service. We need to stand up to these sort of things. (Disclaimer: I live in Europe though.)
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by pedrosanta 9y ago
Had this with a 3.0 USB-C to USB-A hub I bought a while ago for the Macbook Pro. It was really a lil' portable Wi-Fi jamming device. Advice: buy USB 3.0 accessories with good shielded cables.
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by pedrosanta 9y ago
An important cautionary tale indeed: don't be a sucker. #protip
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by pedrosanta 12y ago
Cool, I always enjoy clever git visualisation tools. While you are immersed in code it's hard to get a good grasp on what are your routines, or on what you've accomplished, and these tools give you a nice picture of that - and I&#
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Mass Assignment Vulnerability in ASP.NET MVC(freshbrewedcode.com)
1 points by pedrosanta 15y ago|0 comments
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by pedrosanta 15y ago
lawl