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4y ago
How does this compare to Matomo ?
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For the curious, here is a quick blog post I wrote about this side-project I've made: https://www.aaflalo.me/2022/05/gestdown-addic7ed-proxy/ And here is the source-code. For now, no read me or documenta
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Show HN: Gestdown: Addic7ed Proxy to search and download subtitles
(gestdown.info)
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4y ago
We have the same issue in the B2B company I worked at. Currently we're implementing strategies to reduce the barrier of entry by making the product onboard the new customer. We just started and we still have a long way to go but I thin
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4y ago
I agree with you, such a bittersweet taste in the mouth. I don't think that a Marketing company is the right type of company to run Postmark. Postmark care about deliverability not about "engagement". Everything is about bein
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OVH Kimsufi has been replaced by OVH Eco (no more cheap servers)
(kimsufi.com)
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Dishwasher in the US and Canada are using hot water instead of cold water that is managed by the dishwasher. Because of the quality of the water heater and the time it take for hot water to reach the dishwasher you have inconsistent washing
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5y ago
That's one of the reason why I'm so happy with my Boox e-ink tablet. Anytime I need to read big documents I just export them and put it on it. Easy for the eyes and easy to take note on the document.
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5y ago
I replaced long ago the Google Authenticator by Aegis on Android. You can actually do backup of your keys (encrypted). Also they reverse engineered the steam Authenticator, so one less app to have on my phone.
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5y ago
Or disable copy pasting (especially on forms)
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5y ago
I used them at the previous company I worked. They were just launching their products. They have the best support I ever encountered, we were having weird delivery issue on some specific clients and they help us debug the whole problem. The
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5y ago
Don't get me started on zoom... How about making an app that actually work on Linux ? That doesn't take 200% CPU when you're in a meeting. The same on windows, it's such a badly optimized application with memory leak all
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I disagree. The culture of staying silent when you know the attack doesn't have the full picture is worst. I still think anything about PR erode our society in general. We prefer to hide, avoid telling the truth and discard any transp
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5y ago
Does anybody knows this company or use any of its products? Because this looks like a scam or another company providing security service for criminals (or will be mostly used by them).
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5y ago
Technically they didn't ... Facebook/Meta did. I remember when I had to pay 1€ per year for What's App that was only 8 years ago...
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5y ago
Wizard of the coast is mostly a publishing company. I think the playing cards came later.
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5y ago
Ars/Wired has a better article about this: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2021/11/dooms-creator-go... Basically, they just don't want their brand Doom to be associated with the band "progr
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Maybe they're betting on the donor dying before having to start the project, and hope to keep the money ?
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Lots of PR Bullsh*t here: > Connection is evolving and so are we. > The metaverse is the next evolution of social connection. Our company’s vision is to help bring the metaverse to life, so we are changing our name to reflect our comm
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5y ago
I thought exactly the same. It doesn't bode well for Imgur future. They don't care about their acquisition. It's to wonder why are they doing it in the first place. The company doesn't have any public information either.
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Edit: I don't approve that line of reasoning, but I think that what the author meant.
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To play devil advocate. On one side, Brave come with an adblocker that will remove any ads from the website you're visiting. On the other, they provide their own ads through the reward program. So it can be seen as "replacing webs
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As an avid watcher of the show, I really thought it was just an "invention" of the show. I'm really happy to learn it actually happened! This is amazing! We would need more event like this these days ...
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GitHub Status – GitHub Action Degraded
(githubstatus.com)
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GitHub Actions: Degraded State
(githubstatus.com)
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Related to a change of certificate done in November it seems: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/nuget/microsoft-author-signin...
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It's weird that Microsoft didn't use any timestamping for the NuGet package. This wouldn't have been a direct issue then.
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From the issue: > So, there is in deed certificate issue. If one tries to execute "nuget verify -All <msnuget.nupkg>" there is clear evidence: Subject Name: CN=Microsoft Corporation, O=Microsoft Corporation, L=Redmond, S=
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.NET NuGet Package Validation Broken: Certificate Expired
(github.com)
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6y ago
I've been using Rsync.net for 2 years now with borgbackup. Never had any issue with their service, always above board. I had to recover my backup and didn't have any issue. Thanks for the great service.
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