Biganon

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by Biganon 3y ago
It's not. The huge majority of users simply doesn't care.
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by Biganon 3y ago
It is not, and nobody said it was.
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by Biganon 3y ago
That was great and uncanny.
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by Biganon 3y ago
Not OP but containers don't let me have a separate set of bookmarks. My work bookmarks have nothing to do with my personal bookmarks.
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by Biganon 3y ago
I made a web version of a huge book written by my former professor/boss. It definitely used 6 heading levels, maybe even more.
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by Biganon 3y ago
Don't forget to read Mark Shuttleworth's answers in the comments. That's the first time he's used his reddit account in 7 years.
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by Biganon 3y ago
I hope you wouldn't consider this answer "gaslighting" if it came from a human being
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by Biganon 3y ago
Why aren't they trustworthy?
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by Biganon 3y ago
> TOO MANY ADS CLUTTER THE MAP ...he complained, in an article on a website where 30% of vertical space is used by an autoplay video ad featuring an idiot asking me whether I'd eat "mustard Skittles". Ironic.
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by Biganon 3y ago
The built-in auth system is one of the things I dislike the most about Django. It's 2023, people log in with e-mail addresses, and even if they log in with a username, make it case insensitive ffs The very first thing I have to do with
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by Biganon 3y ago
Gunicorn is literally one of the 2 most used wsgi servers for Django. This name is objectively confusing.
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by Biganon 3y ago
Why did you take the car to cross the road?
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by Biganon 3y ago
If you have the logs as text files, then there's literally nothing you could be doing better. Want to index them? Turn them into a database? Use fuzzy search? Grepping? Everything is possible. Therefore I don't understand your sar
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by Biganon 3y ago
I'm just someone who cherishes the quality of discussion on HN, something you obviously don't, since you've decided to take my remark personally and answer with a pathetic attempt at a personal attack, another mechanism that&
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by Biganon 3y ago
Your describing both the best aspects of an optimal religion and the most stupid aspects of astrology is extremely dishonest and unworthy of HN And I say that as someone who believes neither in religion nor in astrology
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by Biganon 3y ago
What a terrifying website. What a terrifying era.
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by Biganon 3y ago
The closest thing to a deity is probably "", that looks like a personification of wind, not unlike what the ancient Greek probably had
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by Biganon 3y ago
It was easy for you because you were lucky. My server has SPF and DKIM and DMARC, à grade of 100% on mail-tester, and was on zero blacklist. I NEVER could send an email to a Microsoft email address and have it end up in the inbox. It was sy
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by Biganon 3y ago
And let's not forget, you cannot post content from the web version, unless you resize the window to make it small enough. Sometimes I wonder if they make their products absolute shit on purpose, for a social experiment or something
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by Biganon 3y ago
Above: someone tries humor on Hacker News. It goes exactly as expected.
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by Biganon 3y ago
Serious question, could you explain why you disable JS in 2023? JS cannot access your files, your browser certainly protects you against cryptomining... JS is not always eye candy, there are many things that cannot be done with forms alone.
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by Biganon 3y ago
With openssl s_client you can totally connect to most IMAP and SMTP servers and have fun
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by Biganon 3y ago
Even a word that sounds like Tetris, such as Setris, can be enough for a trademark issue
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by Biganon 3y ago
Terrible UX aside, aren't these really... REALLY easy to solve for a bot? Sum the digits on the dies? 5 lines of openCV should do the trick Find which of 3 (three!) extracts is a repeating pattern?? Could this be any easier? This sound
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by Biganon 3y ago
> Finally, re:"Message is mine, not yours"? Well, that's the entire point of an email client. It keeps the mail, it doesn't live on the server. ? Most people use IMAP accounts nowadays
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by Biganon 3y ago
I was thinking this with my health insurance website (which uses SMS 2FA), and I realized the problem is you can't expect your average Joe to know how to manage a TOTP 2FA correctly. SMS might not be the most secure, but it's pro
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by Biganon 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accounts_receivable
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by Biganon 3y ago
Of course I'm willing to change my mind, but so far no one has ever given a compelling argument. I just follow Occam's razor. > The Copenhagen interpretation of quantum physics appears to directly contradict your claims of hard
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by Biganon 3y ago
Care to enlighten us a little? What is there even to debate? The position expressed by your parent comment is so uncomfortable that it's constantly being challenged, but that doesn't make it wrong. Or are "thoughts" some
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by Biganon 3y ago
Same in Switzerland, even in the French speaking part

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