Ayesh

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by Ayesh 6y ago
Make use of the heat!
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by Ayesh 6y ago
You mean esims that already exist? My sim "card" today is just an email already.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Or, you can just set a DoT server that blocks ads by default.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Yes, we all did. The commit containing the backdoor was reverted with a new commit. See c730aa26bd and 2b0f239b on `php/php-src` repo on GitHub.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
After adding features like Git repos and file storage, keybase started their own currency called Stallar (XLM). They airdropped XLM to Keybase users. About 2 billion IIRC. It resulted in bit accounts for obvious reasons, so they had to make
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by Ayesh 6y ago
But they are different to email. I actually enable seen notifications for people because it's very frustrating for real-time communication. Email is not meant to be that.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
> So it's under 2$/month for "enterprise grade" Except that it isn't. Only the domain, and to some extend, the S3 costs are the "fixed" cost that you can even predict at first. A surge in traffic will s
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by Ayesh 6y ago
> Is there any story about anyone affected by the issue? Does this issue even exist Yes. Yes it does. Imagine, a web site that has a query parameter with a secret (password reset pages, email unsubscribe, custom feeds, etc). Any images o
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I think perhaps US being an exception, receiving SMSs is free even when you are roaming. Many android phones have dual physical SIM cards, so when I travel, I still keep my bank-registered number on roaming. But I totally agree with your po
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RFC 1855 – Netiquette Guidelines (1995)(tools.ietf.org)
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Not defending gmail, but for them offering a gmail.com address is working out for many. Outside HN and tech, I doubt people care if their email suffix is `@gmail.com`. Google Apps (or whatever they call it these days) is very affordable and
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I think the "problem" shown in this article is when Gmail shows the "via" text when the From domain is different to the signature header. It's very common to have From addresses different to Reply To; a contact form
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I think it's because the author thinks "via" text is a negative thing? They run an email forwarding service, so their SPF records will fail, but an untampered email should still pass DKIM. in fact, that's how most email
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Gmail is not wrong. The "via" text is only shown if the email is DKIM-signed by a different domain name than that envelop From domain. If the email is signed by the same domain as the From domain, there will be no "via"
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by Ayesh 6y ago
As far as I understand, this only affects sub requests (iframes, Ajax requests, scripts, CSS, etc), and not the main request. In a redirect, the third party site is used as a friest party request, and should not be limited by this. See same
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I upgraded my five year used laptop just last month, and this would have been an ideal one. However, lack of an AMD CPU is a kind of deal breaker for me, even if it means I wouldn't get USB 4.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
You can't. The permission is granted per embedded domain per top domain.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I think cookies have a limit too. It may be not from the spec, but I never saw a single cookie in my Firefox that's longer than a year.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Yes. But that's what market places are for, to reach out new customers. If you have a relationship with a client for more than 10K, why continue to pay 5% on top of payment fees? They messaging software is not very useful, and time tra
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I'm a bit hazy on details. Their commission is per-client. If the total payment between the client and freelancer is less than $500, the commission is 20%. It gets lower to 15% and 10% when you earn more. But it never teaches zero, and
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I used to be a freelancer, finding work mainly on Upwork, and I loathe them now. What started as a 10% commission was upped to 20%, and they tried to do various tricks on both clients and freelancers to a point that I stopped doing freelanc
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Wow this letter is brutal!
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I totally agree with this. The exploitation of the human resource is true and brutal! I grew up in Sri Lanka, and there is a relatively small yet similar situation. Workers are paid $100-200, and have the jobs hanging in a thread leaving no
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by Ayesh 6y ago
This is great, thank you.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Tzdb has the date and time that location starts/reverts DST. It is updated regularly to keep up with regions changing the time zones. It happens frequently than many of us like.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Good that OSM is accurate in cities as well, because in hiking, skiing, or even some ferry routes, OSM simply wins because that's often the only mapping provider to even have _any_ data. Some of my first hand experiences: - French GR-2
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by Ayesh 6y ago
> 2004-2006 when we were building the first version of Opera Mini mobile phone usage statistics Hi, I just wanted to say that Opera Mini was such a major part of my life, and I'm sure I speak for many others as well. I was in Sri La
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by Ayesh 6y ago
It's likely that the consumer doesn't even display that image. It's probably a dry 1mb download test. Most indian ISPs, even mobile ones are extremely cheap to not matter a 1mb.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
On whatsapp
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Of all the Google services, blogger is surprisingly kept alive for all this time. I don't think it gets any new updates or new features though.

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