CableNinja

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by CableNinja 3y ago
PLEASE DRINK A VERIFICATION CAN. AI and robots cant drink the verification can
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by CableNinja 3y ago
There are prepackaged crawlers that you can setup yourself, limit the locations, etc. Its really not a huge undertaking, probably a day or less
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by CableNinja 3y ago
I also immediately thought of this movie when hearing all of this hubub, we live in the weirdest timeline. How do we get back out of this line
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by CableNinja 3y ago
I know im late to reply, but i definitely agree. I also think that we need to put more thought as a society into this kind of stuff. I know there are niche communities and museums that house a lot of cool old tech and such, but theres no ba
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by CableNinja 3y ago
Interesting idea in principle. A note to anyone who decides to use this. I didnt analyze it completely, but this has a method for going between two disparate networks, by use of a "proxy" that appears to be hosted on the internet
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by CableNinja 3y ago
I did not. At that point id just configure SES outright and not even use this solution. Most other services use direct mailing from their own servers
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by CableNinja 3y ago
You dont need to go open source to allow self hosting, and, youll likely lose money that way. Its entirely possible to allow self hosting without being open source. Plenty of other projects do it. That being said, self hosting doesnt solve
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by CableNinja 3y ago
Agreed. This belongs in a museum
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by CableNinja 3y ago
Going open source will not solve your problems. The issue is that youre asking customers to open database access to you/your company. The reason why the method youve chosen isnt already out there is because of all the implications it h
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by CableNinja 3y ago
I see a lot of security concerns with this. Many, if not all databases are not public accessible, nor should they ever be. Asking people to open their database up to you, sketchy and dangerous.