vital_beach

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by vital_beach 6mo ago
their entire defense is "we are totally trustworthy! it's not our fault some 'bad client' opened and shared a spreadsheet we negligently used as a publicly accessible database of our fraud"
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by vital_beach 1y ago
nope, just running and stopping dev servers. It may have done a pfkill once or twice if something was hanging? Either way, using it was the API credits was fine for a little over a month, so I don't know if it was that. I got autobanne
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by vital_beach 1y ago
I really enjoyed Claude Code. I was using it on some side projects for about a month with API credits, and I signed up for the Max subscription shortly after it started working with Code. Overnight, my account was banned, and I have no idea
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by vital_beach 4y ago
that's honestly a better route. battlescribe has more data, but the schema is a nightmare and gives me headaches.
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by vital_beach 4y ago
Wahpedia has a pretty unusual Warhammer 40k dataset general overview: https://wahapedia.ru/wh40k9ed/the-rules/data-export/ spreadsheet with dataset links: https://wahapedia.ru/wh40k9ed/Ex
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by vital_beach 4y ago
any CFAA concerns when used in the wrong place and found out (airplanes)?
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by vital_beach 4y ago
You've stumbled upon a door where your mind is the key. There are none who will lend you guidance; these trials are yours to conquer alone. Entering here will take more than mere logic and strategy, but the criteria are just as hidden
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by vital_beach 4y ago
this is game is why i figured out how to use xdotool to make an autoclicker
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by vital_beach 4y ago
i agree. i agree. i agree. i also know that the interested parties already have my info and that i would like the 20k writedown. it really does suck
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by vital_beach 4y ago
it would be even easier to start with how current cost education is handled. my student loan situation would be much better if my advisor at my state uni had actually been incentivized to be an advisor. instead she put off meeting with me u
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by vital_beach 4y ago
to be very honest, if this is all it takes, it's the easiest gov form i've ever filled out. i'm loving it
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by vital_beach 4y ago
I don't know how the science side of it works out in the real world, but the Snowpiercer take on this is pretty terrifying
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by vital_beach 4y ago
How will this apply when a 3rd party slips an airtag in to track the traveler (ex. SO, PI, stalker)? This seems like a great way to potentially mess with someone they don't want flying around.
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by vital_beach 4y ago
idk about offensive, but "why" questions can come across as more accusatory/interrogative depending on the context/relationship
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by vital_beach 5y ago
if the start menu was just a list of programs you may want to launch, it could probably be started and killed as needed...
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by vital_beach 5y ago
edit to add I agree. the comment below is just how I think it would actually turn out. --- Avoiding the SSN issue, I think this still comes down to either forcing 3rd parties to host email accounts or gov hosting said email accounts. The fo
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by vital_beach 5y ago
arbitrary account shutdown is a known issue with free email. losing your gmail account without explanation and with no recourse can be an awful situation for anyone, especially for vulnerable populations. This leaves the options of forcing
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by vital_beach 5y ago
while I agree with the idea of emails that can't be arbitrarily shutdown, SSN-xx-HERE@citizen.gov sounds like all kinds of awful. It will either be instantly unusable or require a gov approved SPAM filter, both of which are bad. It als
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by vital_beach 5y ago
I've had several instances of ACME bot deciding to randomly fail behind Cloudflare, so I've switched to using CF Origin certs on a few hosts. It's not ideal, but it works for my public needs. I'm still running PiHole loc
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by vital_beach 5y ago
fun fact: even neverssl.com has https now, which it promises to never have lol
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by vital_beach 5y ago
I guess it's time to uninstall their HTTPS Everywhere extension https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2021/09/https-actually-everywh...
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by vital_beach 5y ago
I absolutely love my Prusa i3 MK3S+. I've printed almost 900m of filament since August, almost all of it going into tabletop minis. Sure, you can tell they're printed, but they still look good. I bought the assembled version becau
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by vital_beach 5y ago
I would apply just to interview with dang
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by vital_beach 5y ago
whoops! you didn't drive your car for a year during the pandemic, we own it now. /s This type of anticonsumerism would get so much attention if it were in another field. I can only hope it happens here.
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by vital_beach 5y ago
they had a database entry linking his account to a purchase. it's not like his access to the game was forgotten. they just chose not to honor it. a blockchain proof isn't any more compelling than the info they already had + his pa
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by vital_beach 5y ago
this lists the addresses and keys and breaks down how it works https://blog.google/threat-analysis-group/disrupting-glupteb...
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by vital_beach 5y ago
I remember EULALing my privacy away because Chrome was fast and freaking awesome. Now I have to block AMP links. I was once naive, now I'm more willing to deal with firefox
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by vital_beach 6y ago
I'm in the unique position to interact with clients from the 3 digit to 8 digit ARR range, and it's so hard managing expectations across the group. All of these clients are massive, it's just a matter of what stage of adoptio
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by vital_beach 6y ago
Redline the hell out of your contract or follow the standard "Don't be a problem for us" rules. It's really not that hard.
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by vital_beach 6y ago
How would you define that, though? Popular vote, number of reps, number of senators, governors? There's no clean break. Edit just to point out this is a bad idea

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