timeflex

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by timeflex 3mo ago
No where did they say anything antisemitic, but you further diminishing the meaning of that word—just like BB has already—only enables actual antisemitism. I frequently see that label being weaponized, especially against other Jews. I see i
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by timeflex 11mo ago
S3 might be relatively cheap for storing files, but with bandwidth you could easily be paying $230/mo. If you make it public facing & want to try to use their cloud reporting, metrics, etc. to prevent people for running up your ban
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by timeflex 1y ago
Everyone wants something like a local version of Airtable, but the issue is anyone that tries immediately turns it into a cloud product. Nocodb is better, but is still severely restricted & tries to think too much in terms of replicatin
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by timeflex 1y ago
This is exactly the issue. I don't want server-side scripts, what I want with Sheets is the ability to run custom JS from the page itself.
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by timeflex 1y ago
Same argument you're making would be that gun manufacturers know that their product will be used to kill lots of people, and any disclaimer on the package to not murder is silly. Would you make that argument with a straight face or cha
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by timeflex 1y ago
A majority of banks & investors own real estate. You think people have the funds to pay cash at market rate? I've got an even better idea though to deal with people like this. About time we give renters the same rights as labor uni
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by timeflex 1y ago
A hardware emulator is basically any hardware in the last decade capable of running QEMU or other virtualization solution.
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by timeflex 1y ago
You're free to say thank you but acting like everyone else here should is weird. There are a lot of good points.
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by timeflex 1y ago
And then you make it so when the tyrants do get back to 51% that they can just ignore the constitution instead. And might as well make sure there are only two major political parties so even though the tyrants ignore the constitution, that
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by timeflex 1y ago
Furthermore, they "heard rumblings that KeepassXC is likely to be featured in a few industry presentations that highlight security challenges with passkey providers." Basically, do what we say or expect us to have our corporate sp
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by timeflex 1y ago
That is what I've noticed as well. The thread regarding KeePassXC is crazy... straight up threatening negative PR because KeePassXC allows people to store their private key, demanding that they instead take away user choice and modify
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by timeflex 1y ago
Sad what things like Markdown has done to people. It's like they forgot about all the amazing semantic markup of HTML 5 to create strong relations between their data. I'll take a Lexical editor with SQLite to store my data any day
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by timeflex 1y ago
I'm not even using Docker. I use Podman in rootless mode installed using the system package manager. Even if an app found a way to break out of the container, it wouldn't have elevated privileges. I'm not saying security is a
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by timeflex 1y ago
You mean the script that you'd have to check every time you want to install? At least with Docker, unless you're running the container privileged then you have some isolation. However, a package manager is usually the recommended
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by timeflex 1y ago
The first thing on their main homepage is instructions to curl a shell script into Bash using Sudo. I find the argument that they prioritize security unconvincing.
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by timeflex 2y ago
There are plenty of other reasons to consider TypeScript, but again, what code execution are referring to? The V8 JavaScript engine?
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by timeflex 2y ago
> have such a perfect understanding of the current judiciary climate that they can't dance around the lines without any consequences More like they have their hands in creating the current judiciary climate. Kind of hard to file sui
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by timeflex 2y ago
Actually it is like any other Node server app, which is important if you're using dynamic routes. Of course there is a lot you can put behind client-side JS, but most people are interested in SSR for good reason. So while a separate we
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by timeflex 2y ago
On Windows 11, Edge is preinstalled and can't simply be removed either. Furthermore, it constantly bugs you about if you're sure you don't want to enable their recommended settings, which ends up re-enabling all the analytics
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by timeflex 2y ago
Yes, but the title doesn't match and is clickbait.
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by timeflex 2y ago
No they can't, and even if they could you'd get people that would evaluate things based on criteria that probably has no value or in some cases could be seen as negative value, but to them it is important. Or in some instances, pe
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by timeflex 2y ago
Safer is a bit of a misnomer here. Nothing is safe about being executed. If your goal is to die as quick & painless as possible, then let's poll those that have been executed... oh wait, we can't. Statistically, there has been
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by timeflex 2y ago
Okay, it appears maybe the addresses for custom domains was inaccurate because you list custom addresses & aliases separately for some odd reason. Why do you do that rather than saying unlimited aliases with a bullet point about only al
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by timeflex 2y ago
Here me out on this. A lot of people are in a bubble. Honey got popular because almost ever big influencer out there would market it, and they might still for all I know. People in their infinite wisdom trust these influencers, like those t
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by timeflex 2y ago
Google, "How do I decrypt a GPG file." First result with simple command. I went from KeePassXC to `pass` & back to KeePassXC. But I question the integrity and/or motive of people like you.
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by timeflex 2y ago
They can use whatever custom domain you want & either have them generated randomly, or you can have them be unique as well. I hope they offer that price indefinitely. Good thing it is open source as well.
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by timeflex 2y ago
I like Tuta but they are just not competitively priced. Proton purchased SimpleLogin & their $4/mo. premium plan includes unlimited aliases & custom domains. Tuta charges €8/mo. and you only get 30 aliases & 500GB of s
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by timeflex 2y ago
Always the same lousy explanations. Right before FTX went under, they were investors in the Switchboard oracle who was only utilizing pricing data from FTX & potentially one other exchange in the $112 million Mango Markets hack. When ar
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by timeflex 2y ago
Absolutely they will & do. The kernel provides the necessary sandboxing & is faster, even with things like Firecracker.
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by timeflex 2y ago
I really wish you knew how silly this sounds & is. Why would you even run 1 container for 1000 applications if you're saying that WASM provides better sandboxing? Why wouldn't you just run a single WASM process? Also, containe

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