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Marp Action for GitHub: Presentations to Webpages(github.com)
2 points by robbya 6y ago|0 comments
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Building websites for Safari Reader Mode and other reading apps (2018)(medium.com)
2 points by robbya 7y ago|0 comments
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by robbya 7y ago
I read this as: a group of professional engineers dedicated to hosting/scaling a platform designed for hosting blogs will perform better than a single random person managing a personal blog in their spare time. I generally think that&#
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by robbya 7y ago
There's an HTTPS version too: https://dspace.mit.edu/handle/1721.1/97690
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by robbya 7y ago
For anyone who is curious about this line of thinking, I'd recommend reading a little bit of Neil Gorsuch's "A Republic, If You Can Keep It." The book covers these ideas very well. On the other hand it's dry, repeti
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by robbya 7y ago
Anyone know what malware was served?
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by robbya 7y ago
> removing a 'create file' clause does not cause that file to be removed on subsequent runs, as the tool has no concept of ownership Terraform on the other hand does have a concept of ownership, diff-ing, and applying changes.
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by robbya 7y ago
More info about the issue here: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/security/advisories/mfsa2020-0...
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by robbya 7y ago
I think it's worth recognizing that this is a good first step in a hard problem. Hosting many TB of data for free isn't easy. Building an index on top of that data isn't easy either, and it looks like no such index exists tod
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by robbya 7y ago
https://academictorrents.com/about.php#mirroring Using RSS to allow mirrors to host different subjects is really clever, although some of the categories seem quite large (>5TB). It may be worth breaking up each category
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by robbya 7y ago
Is Samsung Internet better than Chrome? I've always assumed it was bloatware since it's preinstalled and I haven't heard of people using it. I personally use the Firefox mobile browser, which I think works great.
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by robbya 7y ago
> just put a different joke in I wonder how often you get a different joke on the translated audio and yet another different joke in translated sub titles. Kind of wild.
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by robbya 7y ago
FWIW subtitles for the original language will also sometimes vary from the original audio as well. I tend to re-watch shows on low volume with subtitles on so I've caught this a number of times, but it's fairly rare. Usually I&#x2
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by robbya 7y ago
> Imagine someone in a domestic abuse situation Depending on how abusive you are thinking, that sounds like rubber hose cryptanalysis. That's a hugely powerful approach and I think all 2FA can be bypassed with that, if not most of m
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by robbya 7y ago
Edit: looking again, I see what I missed. > The only real defense is to never associate your phone number with personal accounts which even then is often not possible. Yes that's exactly right. If I don't trust a website to not
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by robbya 7y ago
You're talking about account recovery, not 2FA. A website can use my phone number for account recovery even if I'm not using SMS as 2FA. I agree with everything you said about SMS for account recovery. Account recovery that uses a
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by robbya 7y ago
Sure, everything that has a backdoor is bad. But what does that have to do with SMS 2FA? Surely SMS 2FA (without a backdoor) is better than nothing. Sites should still offer something better than SMS for 2FA as it has widely documented issu
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by robbya 7y ago
Why? It's not "secure" but it's more secure than nothing. The paper mentions some websites that claim to use SMS 2FA, but actually use SMS as a single factor for password resey. While that's really bad I think the s
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by robbya 7y ago
This is really a criticism that Google called their system 2FA but actually was using it as a sole factor. That's bad security and bad naming. Had they actually used it as a second factor, then you would have seen a security benefit.
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by robbya 7y ago
For anyone who doesn't detect the sarcasm or is unfamiliar: https://techcrunch.com/2018/09/27/yes-facebook-is-using-your...
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by robbya 7y ago
> Most any language's built in psuedorandom number generator is going to be sufficiently random that you will have no trouble. I once collected a $3k bug bounty over this. Python's use of Mersenne Twister in the lib/random
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by robbya 7y ago
Agreed. I found this project helpful for automating dependency checks: https://github.com/pivotal/LicenseFinder I actually played around with turning it into a GitHub action for further usability improvement, although
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by robbya 7y ago
For changes that are a pure file rename 'git mv' tracks those pretty cleanly. Anything beyond that... I don't know of any good tooling either.
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by robbya 7y ago
Most TV I watch is shows I've already seen. It's background.
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Building your own mini flight recorder(blog.exrockets.com)
5 points by robbya 7y ago|0 comments
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AWS Lambda Invoker for Android(github.com)
1 points by robbya 7y ago|0 comments
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A Mobile Alternative to ChatOps(dev.to)
2 points by robbya 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: AWS Lambda Invoker for Android(play.google.com)
1 points by robbya 7y ago|0 comments
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AWS Lambda Invoker for Android(alexsci.com)
1 points by robbya 7y ago|0 comments
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by robbya 7y ago
Why is the website background slowly changing from light to dark pink? That's distracting from the text in front of it.

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