01acheru

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by 01acheru 4y ago
If you do client side hashing then the hash becomes the password, it only helps with password reuse on other services. From your service perspective the security issue doesn't change much.
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by 01acheru 4y ago
If we keep digging tells (or other areas of interest) we will find one of those lucky cities you are referring to, I really hope to witness this one day :) edit: by the way it is even harder since, of those rivers and lakes, most dried up o
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by 01acheru 4y ago
It's fascinating to think about the past in this fast backwards fashion, I love it (and also fast forwarding from past to present). What you said about the language reminded me of this video about PIE language, I speak some European la
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by 01acheru 4y ago
Ephesus is far more recent, anyway it is now inland because of river silting. The sea didn't went nor up nor down, it was pushed further away over the centuries.
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by 01acheru 4y ago
Gobekli Tepe and others in it's surroundings are surely a great archeological discovery that brings the date of what we call civilization back some thousand years. Anyway let's not forget that Jericho is 11k years old or even olde
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In 1953 a lead physicist lost the project of the H Bomb on a train(physicstoday.scitation.org)
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by 01acheru 4y ago
A "coglione", which is the Italian word for the dialectal "cojone", is literally a testicle. Anyway you can also call someone a "coglione" and it means they are somewhere between dumb, jerk and ignorant.
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by 01acheru 4y ago
I don't know if I'm getting old but this workers thing never clicked. Not just Cloudflare Workers but this concept of building a software on small bits of compute locked into a proprietary infrastructure. If we had some "Open
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by 01acheru 4y ago
It's just my layman opinion but I think it has something to do with trying to emulate TikTok. I don't use youtube very much but this Sunday I discovered a thing called "siren kings" and wanted to watch some videos about
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by 01acheru 5y ago
No, the ancient town was buried by building layer upon layer over the centuries. This is a quite normal process almost anywhere in the world, it was easier to build upon the foundations of existing buildings if they were sturdy enough than
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by 01acheru 5y ago
https://adf.ninja I just wanted to show something if people tried to access my domain, that's it.
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by 01acheru 5y ago
I need to point something out to people doing that kind of thing to other people wesites/webapps/whatever: Having done this multiple times be aware that you can break other people stuff by messing up requests. Most web APIs suck a
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by 01acheru 5y ago
> Right click > Inspect When you do this you are opening dev tools, that's what I was saying. On firefox you can just hit F12 to open it and then go to storage.
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by 01acheru 5y ago
Just open it again in an incognito/private tab, no need to clear your cookies. edit: I guess I wasn't clear, I was trying to say to parent that it is not needed to clear all your browser cookies and opening in incognito is the eas
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by 01acheru 5y ago
I need to say that I really despise snap apps. I don't get why I should use them, I never felt the need for a bloated app package with awful startup times... On Ubuntu (last time I used it with a GUI, something like 1.5 years ago) the
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by 01acheru 5y ago
It is good they finally worked this out, it's been years I wrote them about this (and many many others did the same, I was not the first nor the last to warn them). I just don't understand why taking so long to fix this, and why t
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by 01acheru 5y ago
> They would need a unique IP for every single repo I don't think this is true. If your CNAME myghpage.example.com points to <somerandomstuff>.github.com which then routes you appropriately, all Github has to do is remove that
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by 01acheru 5y ago
Did someone pee in your coffee? All actors should take care of security, you should expect people to make mistakes especially if you're as big as Github. Your take on security is like talking about law and justice with a cowboy.
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by 01acheru 5y ago
A tangential issue related to this since Github is involved: Github pages. If you point a DNS entry to a Github page and then delete the page without deleting the entry on you DNS table someone can create a new page with the same name and h
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by 01acheru 5y ago
It's years and years since I used Windows for the last time, but I remember that at the time the control panel had: - parts from win8 - parts from win7 - parts from something that resembled winXP - some obscure settings that felt uncha
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by 01acheru 5y ago
I'm used to call it iWatch sometimes, I don't know why but it doesn't sound weird to me. Walkie-walkie on the other hand...
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by 01acheru 5y ago
You can ask Siri to call someone using the speaker, just say "Hey Siri, call Bob on speaker".
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by 01acheru 5y ago
It's really nice when snowboarding with friends, instead of taking the phone from the backpack every time you miss your crew. There are also other features of the iWatch that make it really nice when snowboarding, like emergency calls
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by 01acheru 5y ago
I was just pushing the pedantry forward ;)
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by 01acheru 5y ago
The parent username is verytrivial, so I think we can accept the humour and let it go without splitting, don't you agree?
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by 01acheru 5y ago
It is totally useless to zero pad a date in a sentence, it is human to human communication. BTW it is also useless in any other scenario.
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by 01acheru 5y ago
I totally get some of your points, but I am sorry to say that most aren't quite true. > Easier data sharing among organizations It is more complex than pulling that data from a random DB or API. > Decreased inefficiency for curre
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by 01acheru 5y ago
That's a beautiful initiative and you seem a nice person, could you explain why it needs to be a DAO? I read all your site twice and I cannot find anything that make it necessary for your org to be a DAO. What technical aspects of a DA
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by 01acheru 5y ago
I wanted to build a joke NFT project with some friends, just to take a closer look at crypto since I never developed on it. I need to say that there is some solid tech in that space but there are still some fundamental problems to be solved
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by 01acheru 5y ago
I agree with you, I think it is a very US centric point of view. BTW I think they where referring to middle class: you are middle class if you can go on vacation. (IMHO it doesn't make sense to be considered rich if you can go on vacat

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