BorisMelnik

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by BorisMelnik 2y ago
I was just thinking IPFS or possibly even some blockchain solution for this. Bram Cohen (the creator of bittorrent) also has a new project I think in the DePin sector. Sensitive information just can't be hosted on a centralized server
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by BorisMelnik 2y ago
did you try not signing in with GH? maybe try another SSO option then add GH later. I personally like Vultr
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by BorisMelnik 2y ago
could be phishing or a "negative SEO" attack if the domains being forwarded have had penalties it could leak into your domain SEO value could also be a mistake :)
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by BorisMelnik 2y ago
if o1's can be run from a rasp pi, do you see farms of ARMs in the future?
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by BorisMelnik 2y ago
I am not in this space, question: are there "bad actors" that are known to feed AI models with poisonous information?
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by BorisMelnik 2y ago
I am gen x and stuck in my ways. I still love Notepad++ What are people using now instead of this that is supposedly better?
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by BorisMelnik 2y ago
> I wonder how many people are burnt out Me, and definitely so many! But I am still a sucker for them, they produce really good shows and I'll watch them. I think part of the problem was the writers strike from 2023 there was a lot
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by BorisMelnik 2y ago
what I've done with my kids, I have many. 5 is a bit young for electronics in my experince, their motor skills are still developing and are just learning to hold tools in their hand / pens pencils. I've gotten a lot of ads fo
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by BorisMelnik 2y ago
what you need is a programmable siren...or more redundancy :)
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by BorisMelnik 2y ago
love this show - big fan of Stan
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by BorisMelnik 3y ago
very cool! reminds me of Arkanoid
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by BorisMelnik 3y ago
this month has been crazy for Apple and text messages. First RCS now this! I am a bit nervous about jumping into this not knowing privacy implications. Normally I let HN "vet" apps like this but I think more will be revealed with
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by BorisMelnik 3y ago
at least they admit it: The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive and data from Sportradar.
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by BorisMelnik 3y ago
wow that is so dirty. I would continuously follow up with fresha support, and even tweet or X it out, tagging fresha pointing out that you are being extorted, maybe you will get some traction. not really sure about DCMA but I do know its ea
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by BorisMelnik 3y ago
there was a massive outage
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by BorisMelnik 3y ago
yes been working on a 14" thinkpad also for about 10 years. I love it for productivity, it keeps me very focused on the task at hand; 1 tab/window at a time. I do occasionally use my desk at work with 2 giant 27" monitors whe
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by BorisMelnik 3y ago
if its not that big what I would do is make a little ec2 server with storage that you send your documents to, from there just use rsync/rclone on the server. maybe run it as a cron job. I can think of a few ways to do this as long as y
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by BorisMelnik 3y ago
if it were me right now, I'd def go with a used 4060 or ti
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by BorisMelnik 3y ago
either the algo or user reports will slap them if it is truly a scam. it is easy to setup an adwords account and scamming people, a bit harder to keep it running for a long time.
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by BorisMelnik 3y ago
it was bound to happen with any communication platform teens use on the internet, it was already starting in the early 2000s with text messaging, definitely MySpace
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by BorisMelnik 3y ago
about 5 years ago I just stopped trusting the Cloud for my personal memories, it is just too valuable to lose those photos and I do not trust these companies. Running a home server is easy and cheap. 18Tb drives now are inexpensive. And eve
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by BorisMelnik 3y ago
Chrome "send to your devices" via: long press > share link > send to devices you can also use "add to reading list/pane" which is a very underused feature
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by BorisMelnik 3y ago
there has been a large initiative recently for YouTube to stop playing nicely with adblockers. I'm begrudgingly paying for yt premium
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by BorisMelnik 3y ago
owncloud, offline. will back it up once a year or so as well. thought about sending it to Veracrypt and sticking it on a cloud somewhere just in case, but I dont think I have to. Google Stack (no backups enabled) is great for paper > PDF
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by BorisMelnik 3y ago
agree, it may have shortcomings but "piece of garbage" is something that does not fit, its one of the longest running apps of its kind with the largest user base of superfans
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by BorisMelnik 3y ago
wish all these manufacturers would do what pixel does and start filenames with PXL00X
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by BorisMelnik 4y ago
biggest risk with a technology based solution for this is the person stops paying their hosting bill. I'd like to see this app open source the billing, so in case the person who runs the site disappears, the community can continue play
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by BorisMelnik 4y ago
If you already deploy your code in AWS, I would stay there. Even if you get moderately proficient you will expand your resume. If you want something a bit easier, Vultr or Digital Ocean are both ridiculously easy to spin up a server and has
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by BorisMelnik 5y ago
wow really cool - I've never used a PWA before, is it possible to clone it so you can run it locally with no internet? or once it is in memory you dont need www?
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by BorisMelnik 5y ago
don't you have a project manager that acts as an intermediary between the customer and the coder?

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