Cicero22

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by Cicero22 5y ago
> Avoid the debugger. People who don't use the debugger, do you generally have more/better logging? What other advantages would there be to not using a debugger. Perhaps simpler code, so that you don't need to use a debugg
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by Cicero22 5y ago
Wouldn't that end up slowing down the whole system from writing to a file though?
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Ask HN: What books would you recommend for learning about cars?
8 points by Cicero22 5y ago|5 comments
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by Cicero22 5y ago
While you can definitely manually pipe all of the pieces together and have a functioning system, it's significantly easier, and likely more secure, to use the battle-tested auth library of a framework. One could also use the builtin la
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by Cicero22 5y ago
You shouldn't be rolling your own authentication. That's just asking for trouble. I don't have experience with those frameworks, but the rails equivalent, devise, is very good. I assume it's the same for any mature frame
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by Cicero22 5y ago
Wish the checkboxes weren't disabled. You can give this a run in console to enable them all (If you trust random code): document.querySelectorAll('input:disabled').forEach((el) => el.disabled = false)
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by Cicero22 5y ago
another possibility is to increase traffic, which I guess also increases ad revenue. It's a lot easier to tap an icon on your home screen than it is to open a browser and type in reddit and whichever subreddit you want to browse. The l
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by Cicero22 5y ago
I'm getting this second hand, but I've heard that some isps will redirect dns traffic to their servers based on it going to port 53.
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by Cicero22 5y ago
It's a good thing that the value of your house is going up though, right? I suppose it might be upsetting to have to sell your house if it becomes too expensive, but that's a really nice problem to have imo.
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by Cicero22 5y ago
That address starts with 1337420 lol. I can't help but feel this is timed poorly though. Surely there must be some fatigue towards both gamestop and crypto.
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by Cicero22 5y ago
Most of the other articles I saw when I googled "51% attack doge" said that this was unlikely, and that it had the 3rd most hashing power among crypto, mainly because of it being mined with litecoin. Saying it would be trivial to
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by Cicero22 5y ago
If they dump their coins the price will certainly be going down to 0. Is there any historical data on these wallets you're aware of? I'm curious how many people have sold off their holdings. it seems odd to me that so many holders
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by Cicero22 5y ago
Figure I might as well share an alias I get some use out of. alias gd='cd "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)"'
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by Cicero22 6y ago
Perfect shitpost. Really though, I don't buy into nfts one bit since they seem unproductive and the only interesting thing that can be done with them is trade them. In their current state, I don't see much use in buying them outsi
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by Cicero22 6y ago
I feel like this article could do a better job comparing renting and buying a home, so here's a video I think makes some good arguments about why it's not such a clear decision. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uwl3
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by Cicero22 6y ago
- Expose yourself to luck/chance/positive black swans by doing some skilled or unskilled stock picking that has potential to put you on another trajectory in life. If the goals to expose yourself to luck, why not just purchase l
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by Cicero22 6y ago
I haven't personally done this, but you can host your own bitwarden server: https://bitwarden.com/help/article/install-on-premise/
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by Cicero22 6y ago
Big fan of MikroTik myself, but the scripting language can be pretty finicky and has a somewhat steep learning curve. I won't claim I've mastered it, but after a couple of months of working with it, I still feel handicapped by the
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by Cicero22 6y ago
Agreed, I never read any of Bentham's work, but Michel Foucault's "Panopticon" was the first thing I thought of. Everything we do online's being processed and potentially stored, and while we may know what's co
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by Cicero22 6y ago
An eavesdropper who overhears a password just has the password, but an eavesdropper who overhears a hash and a salt now has to run a dictionary attack which might only have a 99% chance of recovering the password. In the first case, there&
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by Cicero22 6y ago
Having to mount a dictionary attack which may fail/ take an indeterminate period time seems like a win. Albeit only for users who reuse the same, strong password.