KomoD

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by KomoD 10mo ago
I probably have 10 actual email accounts but I also have a few domains with catch-all. Then for "hand out anywhere" I just use iCloud aliases that I can disable.
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by KomoD 10mo ago
One reason not to choose Njalla is that they changed their legal entity without (to my knowledge) telling anyone. THat's a bit of a red flag for me. They were incorporated as 1337 Services LLC in Nevis (the Caribbean island) and recent
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by KomoD 10mo ago
Interesting site, will definitely add a few that are in my city!
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by KomoD 10mo ago
At the end there's a form where you can get a "personalized report", I have a feeling that'll advertise some kind of service, it's usually the case.
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by KomoD 10mo ago
I have a feeling they didn't use premium accounts since they downloaded at 160kbit/s, which is the highest quality that free accounts can get. Premium gets 320kbit/s (or lossless)
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by KomoD 10mo ago
> What surprised me is how quickly these kinds of projects get treated as spam across communities, even when there’s no monetization, no ads, and no growth hacks involved. In some places, just mentioning “I built a small ranking tool” se
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by KomoD 10mo ago
I use Mullvad and their sign-up process is even easier. I just click "Generate account number" and that's it. I don't need to provide anything, I don't even need a keyboard. I honestly wish 99% of online services we
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Homeless people used as mobile Wi-Fi hotspots (2012)(nbcnews.com)
24 points by KomoD 10mo ago|3 comments
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by KomoD 10mo ago
Where the magic actually happens: https://github.com/librespot-org/librespot
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by KomoD 10mo ago
I wouldn't want an answer like that, if I wanted AI replies of any kind I would ask AI myself instead of writing a question on StackOverflow.
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by KomoD 10mo ago
Ugh, just went down for me. I was chatting in Discord and looking at Zed's docs and then suddenly 502 from both.
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Where's Putin? How the Kremlin Hides Him with Three Nearly Identical Offices(rferl.org)
6 points by KomoD 10mo ago|2 comments
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by KomoD 10mo ago
All of these domains are already widely known because Guerrilla Mail are the ones actually running the email service, his website is a wrapper with a CORS proxy. He doesn't own or operate the cors proxies, mail infra, domains or the ap
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by KomoD 10mo ago
Can you please write comments yourself instead of feeding every comment into an LLM and saying "reply to this"?
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by KomoD 10mo ago
I only stated why a kpop-specific API like this most likely didn't exist before, because generic music APIs (like musicbrainz) already exist and provide this same info. If it solves his or someone else's problem, great.
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by KomoD 10mo ago
Where did you get these comparisons from? > $4,320 ($360/mo) I don't see this price or that plan name on Canny's site. But then when I scroll down to your FAQ it says "Canny costs $1,200/year" > $1,188 ($
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by KomoD 10mo ago
> I couldn't find a K-pop API, so I built one. Kpop has millions global fans but no proper REST API for developers building fan apps, bots, or tools (like me). Because there's really not a need for a kpop-specific API? Your API
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by KomoD 10mo ago
"www.lowcostmail.com took too long to respond. ERR_TIMED_OUT"
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by KomoD 10mo ago
Handle it like any other email service does?
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by KomoD 10mo ago
Doesn't it publish the repos to your Github account? Just clone and look at what was stolen.
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by KomoD 10mo ago
> (Effectively) no limit on the size of the uploaded data Except there is, it's 2GB or 100GB, you said it yourself. > Send up to 2 GB in a single upload > Store up to 2 GB of data > Send up to 100 GB in a single upload >
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by KomoD 10mo ago
> stored in our database which was not compromised Personally I don't really agree with "was not compromised" You say yourself that the guy had access to your secrets and AWS, I'd definitely consider that compromised
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by KomoD 10mo ago
OSH Park, Aisler, Eurocircuits, DKRed?
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by KomoD 11mo ago
Harmonic, I've been using it for a few years.
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by KomoD 11mo ago
> I felt that their suggestions are to make users spend more. Duh? That's their job.
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by KomoD 11mo ago
> Sheesh, anyone old enough to remember the services offering a free email address with a choice of maybe 50 domains in a dropdown? Mail.com is still around and offers a lot of domains, though I think the amount of domains has reduced ov
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by KomoD 11mo ago
Your own example queries are literally wrong. Every single currency I tried was wrong (incl. Crypto) Another one of your examples "100 watt hours to joules": "Incompatible dimensions: time vs energy"
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by KomoD 11mo ago
> actually more a musician than a developer Yes, they're not a developer at all. They just purchased a tool called "Romplur", you can make VST plugins with it and then export as an installer.
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by KomoD 11mo ago
> I cracked a $200 software protection No, not really. You "cracked" some random guy's $20 VST plugin. You never actually cracked Enigma Protector. The article started talking about cracking it then pivoted at the end to &
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by KomoD 11mo ago
"Flock Safety" is a company that makes "ALPR" cameras (automated license plate recognition, in reality they go far beyond just reading license plates), they've been getting a lot of attention recently because people

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