Ayesh

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by Ayesh 4y ago
Probably the only $1b company that didn't convert their playful logo into a 1D one-color generic looking logo. Good for them!
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by Ayesh 4y ago
Yes. Except that it uses Wireguard (more efficient and a modern protocol), and sites using Cloudflare can still see your IP. You can't change the exit node (the server that web sites see), and is free, unlike most commercial VPN provid
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by Ayesh 4y ago
Probably. As far as I know, the Apple Relay only works in the browser. So your torrent clients and other apps can still bypass it and directly access their servers. Warp+ is a VPN.
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by Ayesh 4y ago
Double clicking the background apparently toggles the dark mode. Because you know, people love toggling dark mode on and off and web sites must make it so much easier even at the cost of overriding default behaviors.
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by Ayesh 4y ago
I'd like to throw in OBS Studio as well. There's absolutely no software even close to the quality and functionality of it.
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by Ayesh 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/c/OneMarcFifty
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by Ayesh 4y ago
I found channels with 10k-100k subscribers to be extremely high in quality and... bespoke. Just these days, I am learning a lot about OpenWRT while I wait for my router to arrive, and there was one channel with near 30k subscribers run by a
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by Ayesh 4y ago
Oh yeah, that's what I was just about to comment. One can arrange their own TLD for under $200,000 initial fee, plus around $25,000 a year (IIRC). I imagine there will be a whole TLD auction game, but among those with deep pockets and
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by Ayesh 4y ago
So, like a thermal receipt printer (often in 80mm width), but wider? Thermal receipts have their place. They are quite fast, and maintenance is either you replace the paper roll, or throw away the printer once its lifespan is over (usually
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by Ayesh 4y ago
The bakery is mostly for the excitement, although it is turning profit so I'm not complaining. I'm only investing and and involved in a small level, with a chef and a manager I hired. But it was a wonderful experience arranging st
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by Ayesh 4y ago
@wzwy (because I can't reply to deeply nested comments I suppose). The bakery is mostly for the excitement, although it is turning profit so I'm not complaining. I'm only investing and and involved in a small level, with a ch
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by Ayesh 4y ago
In Sri Lanka (where I currently live and run a bakery business), Uber and the local competitor both charge 30% from the shop. This is in addition to a (mostly) flat fee charged to the customer for delivery, and 100% of it goes to the driver
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by Ayesh 4y ago
I see. One similar food delivery business I consulted at had a healthy (for the startup) margins at 30% from each order, so I suppose it's beefy enough to absorb some fraud. Not to derail from the discussion about Stripe, but having a
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by Ayesh 4y ago
> Not US-based Most of the European and Asian countries (apart from China) are far more advanced with payment cards. Many not only have their own networks with 0-1% commission, compared to 2-4% on Master/Visa/Amex, but also hav
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by Ayesh 4y ago
Many small scale food delivery startups have already solved this problem. Phone number verification is the first like of defense. The delivery person might need to call you anyway, so it's an okay compromise to verify the phone number.
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by Ayesh 4y ago
For easier searching and sometimes nostalgic reasons. When I was in my early 20s, I used to save ticket stubs, boarding passes, train tickets, etc when I was traveling, I really liked keeping them. But when I saw myself becoming a borderlin
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by Ayesh 4y ago
I had this problem too, with majority of documents being A4, but a single bank/med bill ruins the rest of the stack. My solution was to just give up on keeping the documents unless I have to, for legal/tax purposes, and just digit
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by Ayesh 4y ago
Psychedelics, LSD in particular, see their major use being a party drug. Coming from a personal experience, many people decide the "trip" they want to go on way before the trip starts. I am pretty sure there are non-zero amount of
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by Ayesh 4y ago
Porkbun has always been pretty solid. They support 2FA with TOTP and HOTP, the support is no bullshit email support that's reasonably fast, and the prices are quite low too. Not affiliated, just a happy customer paying about $500 a yea
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by Ayesh 4y ago
> dnssec outage DNSSEC signing happens at the nameservers run by the registry (verisign for .com, for example). Unless it was an issue with their API servers not properly calling the upstream APIs, I don't think namecheap is to blam
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by Ayesh 4y ago
There was some real shit going on with some Indonesian ISPs downright blocking connections to known public DNS resolvers (8.8.8.8, 1.1.1.1, etc). Dangerously close to the China-level firewalls that block known VPNs as well.
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by Ayesh 4y ago
They are a DNS hosting company that has been there for like, forever, since the days of zoneedit. Think AWS Route53, but run by a different company that only has that product. Clever name, "NS1", named after the ns1, ns2. etc doma
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by Ayesh 4y ago
eu.org does this too, and at no cost too.
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by Ayesh 4y ago
A typical HTTPS RSA certificate is about 3.9kb. ECDSA certificates with ECDSA cross-signed with an RSA root will be around 2.9kb. So this 14kb of HTML response should leave some room for the certificates too.
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Glimpsing at the fun and goofy Internet we missed,
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by Ayesh 4y ago
The most recent version of the plugin seems broken, so I had to revert to a previous version. Using this plugin for a few months now, and it works quite well.
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by Ayesh 4y ago
Google Maps, I can confirm. It works, but it's noticably slow on Firefox. Tiles appear a tab bit slower, and street view navigation takes a fraction of a second to respond. It didn't stop me from using Firefox, but I can absolutel
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by Ayesh 4y ago
I have Firefox containers and Simple Tab Groups extension installed, which keeps my tabs in the browser, but automatically suspends them when they are not visible. This was my sweet spot for tabs, because I do not have to bookmark them perm
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uBlock Origin works best on Firefox(github.com)
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by Ayesh 4y ago
The massive inconveniences others have pointed aside, it will be a technical nightmare to implement too. Incoming email takes a _lot_ of moving parts to process. What could have been a simple http get/post/redirect forms now need

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