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by processunknown 19d ago
It seems more like a handrolled CodeQL
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by processunknown 28d ago
There is a giant list of reasons here https://grapheneos.org/faq#future-devices
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by processunknown 2mo ago
id guess that most resolvers have a least recently used (LRU) policy
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by processunknown 2mo ago
Bring back PB Crisps!
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by processunknown 2mo ago
Dell did this too with their workstation laptops, Dell Pro Max 16 Plus. :/
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by processunknown 2mo ago
Seems squarely in the "cost of doing business" category
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by processunknown 2mo ago
Pay to play teeth
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by processunknown 2mo ago
Unfortunately, this is common for bug bounties.
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by processunknown 2mo ago
+1 for qubes. with some effort you can get a really nice stack with segmented git, disposable coding agents, package cachers, firewalls, and network visibility.
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by processunknown 2mo ago
It wouldnt be _that_ surprising since they committed widespread copyright violations building the models, plus the recent Apple IP theft...
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by processunknown 2mo ago
LGTM. copyright laws don't matter anymore.
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by processunknown 3mo ago
Does it also make my Mac irritable?
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by processunknown 4mo ago
FastAPI depends on "starlette>=0.46.0"
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by processunknown 5mo ago
Seems reasonable to me
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by processunknown 5mo ago
> Is there any evidence of this being intentional? A Vercel engineer commented "overall our goal isn't to only collect data, it's to make the Vercel plugin amazing for building and shipping everything."
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by processunknown 5mo ago
dub techno, e.g. https://www.youtube.com/@Scienide1995_Deep_and_Dub
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by processunknown 1y ago
> 3. I didn't have a 2D printer at home, tried to 3D print the shipping label This sentence really captures the absurdity of this story.
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by processunknown 1y ago
Do they even specify which types are blocked?
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by processunknown 2y ago
“The proof is left as an exercise …”
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by processunknown 2y ago
Istio is not a k8s orchestration layer though
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by processunknown 2y ago
Looks interesting, thanks for sharing
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by processunknown 2y ago
Monokai feels like home. I always return to it
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by processunknown 2y ago
and the tarnished security of those products
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by processunknown 2y ago
Not a silly or useless idea at all. Ive seen a custom built ORM that parsed a CEL-like syntax into a SQL query using a query builder. It was pretty nifty. The use-case was to allow users to craft arbitrary queries on a data-driven applicati
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by processunknown 2y ago
Who remembers the christmas easter egg fiasco? https://blog.shunliang.io/frontend/2018/12/25/the-ant-design...
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by processunknown 2y ago
Exactly. Raivo OTP iOS app was sold last year and recently pushed an update that deleted all users codes. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40523411 . Very suspicious
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by processunknown 2y ago
Seconded. Rouge Amoeba has great tools
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Seaography: A GraphQL framework and code generator for SeaORM(sea-ql.org)
1 points by processunknown 2y ago|0 comments
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Bug Hunting: How We Discovered New Issues in CD Projekt Red's Gaming Platform(anvilsecure.com)
1 points by processunknown 2y ago|0 comments
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by processunknown 2y ago
Spectrum OS aims to more lightweight but its not a drop in replacement nor is it stable afaik. https://spectrum-os.org/

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