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by 40four 5y ago
My whole point was I like to be in total control my password database, and never have to decide whether to trust a third party provider or not. Not saying Dropbox or lastpass isn’t trustworthy. Just that it’s a point of failure you can elim
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by 40four 5y ago
Probably pretty low. I use 64 character passwords, or if there is a length limit, always the longest possible. That’s the beauty of using a password manager :)
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by 40four 5y ago
Personally I just stick to local Keepass database files. I’ve never ventured into the cloud based services. If you are really worried about it, do you really need to use a cloud based password service? Sure, managing the KeePass files by
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by 40four 5y ago
I don’t use Lastpass, but if what you are saying is correct, they could not have sent the OP an e-mail (assuming it’s legit) informing them of the attempt to sign in using the master pass from Brazil, right?
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by 40four 5y ago
I’ve not tried this service yet, I’m curious though. However, the easiest trick to bypass paywalls in my opinion is to switch to ‘reader’ mode in your browser. This works for most news sites I visit, including NYT. There are exceptions, but
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by 40four 5y ago
That interesting. I remember those little extra fobs now. It was a 2021 Outback. It’s possible the sales person didn’t make that clear, and just wanted to close the subscription deal. She bought later it later, after the sale, and never loo
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by 40four 5y ago
My ex bought a new Subaru last year and I was shocked to find out their remote start system is locked behind a similar subscription service. I worked in car sales for a bit years ago, and I had never seen this before. The models that had th
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by 40four 5y ago
I don’t believe any comment recommending Firefox is off topic at all for this. For anyone who is worried about losing uBlock functionality in Chrome, the correct answer to that problem is to switch to Firefox. Hence the top two comments rig
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by 40four 5y ago
This is a really unproductive comment. The bash script versus ‘real scripting language’ is an argument that we will all be fighting over until the end of time, so no need to bring it up here. The subject is bash scripts, so it’s safe to ass
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by 40four 5y ago
Haha I remember this post, really cool stuff! When I clicked on this, I imagined it was going in the same direction, but unfortunately this card is only for aesthetics. It’s still really cool!
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by 40four 5y ago
This is a really cool write up and really intrigues me, on the topic of crystals. I admittedly have very little knowledge or frame of reference on the topic. But there is something very cool about the idea that you can ‘grow’ crystals, like
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by 40four 5y ago
For what it’s worth, my favorite is Eleventy https://www.11ty.dev/ It has a plethora of templating options, and I find the dev experience to be very nice. It is very flexible, and does not force you to follow any rigid patt
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by 40four 5y ago
The CLI itself is self contained binary, and it generates a project scaffold for you which is a Deno project. So you will be developing on Deno, without it obviously you’re not going to be able to do anything.
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by 40four 5y ago
The CLI generates a project scaffolding for you, which is a Deno project. So I’m not sure the issue is the CLI itself, but the apps you will be building are Deno based.
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by 40four 5y ago
On a quick glance, this really caught my eye too. Interesting they chose to go that route. I’ve only been loosely following deno, but this has to be one of the first large companies I’ve seen to use it.
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by 40four 5y ago
I am wary of stories like this. What you’re saying is probably true true in specific cases in the most populous cities in the country, but I don’t think it’s a general policy that makes sense across the board. I live in South Carolina &
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by 40four 5y ago
I live in South Carolina as well, and I can confirm (I think you meant 2021 not 2020?). Most people in my city have been going about life as usual since ~ May if this year. Almost nobody wears masks. Everything is open. And guess what? We’r
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by 40four 5y ago
Lol, fixed it. But ‘boy’ was funnier!
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by 40four 5y ago
Thanks, I didn’t dig deep enough to find the edit blog buried at the bottom. That definitely clears things up.
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by 40four 5y ago
Thanks, that makes more sense. Totally misread that. The blog post was buried at the bottom didn’t make it that far.
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by 40four 5y ago
I don’t understand the title? How do you get ‘rejected’ by Code Academy? It’s not a ‘boot camp’ with an application process. You either do the free lessons offered, or pay up for one of the ‘Pro’ level tiers. This title seems sensational, a
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by 40four 5y ago
I think you’re overthinking it. It’s certainly feasible, I’m sure it’s been thought of and brought up many times in meetings, It’s just not profitable. The answer, like with many things, is simply money I believe. The compute resources need
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by 40four 5y ago
No offense, but you are either being purposefully obtuse/ closed minded, or your are ignorant of how the underlying technology works. Look, like many, I thought it was silly at first too. But I think part of the problem is the way it’s
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by 40four 5y ago
That doesn’t make sense. People can’t own the same NFT, just the same way two people can’t own the same bitcoin. Can a creator make multiple copies, aka a limited ‘print run’ of the same artwork? Of course, and this is common in the physica
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by 40four 5y ago
Yeah I’m totally with you. I think many of us had a similar reaction the first time NFTs were explained to us. But the not I learn about them, an see them in action, it’s definitely starting to make more sense. This (very uninteresting) Twi
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by 40four 5y ago
This is off subject of the worm issue, but my mom has owned retired racing greyhounds for years, and I’ve grown to love the breed. I get your sentiment, the tracks have been notoriously bad in many aspects of the dogs safety and health. But
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by 40four 5y ago
Thread reader version: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1427292830523744257.html
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by 40four 5y ago
I like it for good writing, and solid technical breakdown, with diagrams and obstacles explained.
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Lessons Through Iteration – The Design Process for Lighting Umphrey’s McGee(namm.org)
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by 40four 5y ago
This is not a surprise is it? My gut tells me the large majority of us here at HN already knew this either empirically or intuitively. I’m not mad about this fact being publicized though. It definitely not obvious to everyone. The super sad

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