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5y ago
Btw I'm a little confused, So are these "glitches" reliably same across all game boys or can this differ from chip to chip?
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I understand in case of emails, but does IP reputation really matter in case of websites?
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5y ago
https://xkcd.com/539/
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Oh I agree, though I think this can be solved by having a alternative TLD that employs some tactics to combat domain squatting + provides domains for cheap/free and the .free TLD is a good contender for it.
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Actually I agree, ~$8 isn't bad for domain + Anyone who currently owns a domain can pay in advance for the next 10 years at the current price. And ICANN has managed pricing quite well. Unlike SSL certificates were.
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5y ago
well the easiest way I can think of is just using the OBS virtual camera thing (Unsure if they released it officially on Linux, but there is a plugin for that [1]). Use chroma key to remove the background and add a video there, possibly on
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Rate-limiting works really well in most cases, though CGNATs makes that a horror nowadays too.
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I would hope things get more serious when they are out of beta? Nevertheless weather will still be a issue hmmm
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Port forwarding will allow you to receive connections from clients that are themselves behind NATs, and would also allow you to participate in DHT which would allow you to discover clients faster. Though in ideal cases (ones with high activ
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5y ago
Woah TIL. I've been looking for a similar language, something that I can do Physics in without having to worry about units/constants. Till now I've used WolframAlpha or just Google. Do you think F# is suited for this, or do y
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5y ago
This looks great!, but since a filesystem doesn't need most of the git features (decentralization, merging, etc). How does this compare to ZFS, btrfs, since they allow "snapshots" of filesystem to be stored and restored quick
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Well I'm guessing nobody would be merging two different heads. and if they do manually from the cli, however git would.
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wait... isn't that messed up though..? Anyone can register a account with my email.
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5y ago
Hehe, reminds me of this xkcd/2476 [1] [1] https://xkcd.com/2476/
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5y ago
I agree certbot can be a pain the the arse, specially when combined with the fact that you need to also rely on other moving parts (like DNS updates) that can fail in weird ways too. You could try your luck with acme.sh or dehydrated though
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5y ago
Yes, Tether is nothing more than a weird bank. USDT is backed by real currency (or atleast Tether claims so). And is equivalent of the treasury giving you a bill and promising to pay you, just on a pollution causing blockchain
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I would love to see some benchmarks comparing lightway to Wireguard, OpenVPN and other protocols added to the repo. Specially on Battery usage while idle and Performance over a unstable connection. Also I don't really get this? This to
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When you run the .start.sh file, You're greeted with this message: This project also include the work of other projects. All trademarks are registered trademarks of their respective owners. They licenses may be found in
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Wait... How did that happen.
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5y ago
Add a way to sync Video progress with friends, and This would make a great way to watch downloaded media with friends.
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5y ago
How does Parallels work? Why is it faster?
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5y ago
For anyone interested, what the study does is, asks you to name 10 different nouns, and then searches for the semantic distance (how often they are not used together) between them to give you a score. So I just fed it a list of computer gen
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See, I gotta give them a point for this one. I'm can't even be angry
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To add to that, similar thing happened with the Terraria dev [1]. if things like this can happen to him, I don't know where I stand. [1] https://twitter.com/demilogic/status/1358661840402845696?lan...
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I think the issue here isn't that Safari is lagging behind in features. IE did that too, and we know where it is today. It is the fact that Apple does not allow any other browser (to use it's own engine) on it's platform. I
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I used the Microsoft Edge Immersive Reader/Speak aloud and it just skips over these characters.
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This would really help the devs who are being detained in a cell and the only way of communication is through changelogs. Jokes aside, I thing this is a great thing, PWA themselves barely announce when they update, and if you're buildi
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Oh, I wasn't even aware that was a thing. How does that work? Don't you have to buy blocks of IPv4 (which would be rather expensive) and then route them all the the Host. What advantage would Bringing your own IP have anyway?
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This is a little weird, But I can't seem to access their site when using Microsoft Edge (I know a poor choice of a browser, but everything's chromium anyway). I get a ERR_CONNECTION_RESET. I tried playing around with disabling tra
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This makes sense, It'd be pretty easy for them to sign up for a domain, and then use the trial credits for sending spam/telemarketing from your SMTP servers. Though how do you deal with people using subdomains? Do you block the wh
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