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KomoD
11mo ago
During deactivation period nobody can take the username but after deletion I'm pretty sure they can.
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KomoD
11mo ago
This is why I stopped playing COD Warzone, every time I wanted to play I had to download the entire game again just because of some small update.
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KomoD
11mo ago
> there also is a coin listed on coinbase lmao (might be unrelated) Definitely not unrelated as the x bio says "Now on SOL". It's pretty clear that the goal is just to trick people into buying their coin
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11mo ago
> I’m not yet ready to cough up the cost for Cloudflare R2 and AWS CloudFront > but I’m still in that cheap-feeling phase and not ready to offload over 100GB of files to the public while paying a price You wouldn't pay like anyth
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11mo ago
> Do NOT use for: > Fraudulent job applications > Deceiving others about your experience > Any malicious purposes Well... that is exactly what it's going to be used for, I'm sure the DRPK IT workers are going to be hug
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11mo ago
"free" aka 500 requests and then we need to pay when all you really did was rehost their data. > I got tired of rate limits and slow responses from the official vulnerability databases while building a security tool. So, I deci
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11mo ago
zig-vm is now pilot-repl (user id 216412417)
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11mo ago
Yeah I came to that conclusion as well, though from zkevm.bio (which has a Venmo link) but was unsure about dropping his name publicly.
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11mo ago
This is a hosted instance of nitter, the reason why nearly all nitter instances died is because "guest" accounts got removed, so now you need tons of real twitter/x accounts instead of just generating thousands of "guest
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11mo ago
> * Why would anyone pick the flexible/potentially-insecure option? I pick it whenever I don't want to setup HTTPS on my origin but still want HTTPS. Just for projects where I really don't care.
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11mo ago
Here: tehranpich.com It's behind CF
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11mo ago
I think the idea is interesting but it includes a lot of spam and non-news (e.g. archive.fo, .vn, .today, etc.)
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11mo ago
"zkevm.dev" is his domain, he uses it for email on all 3 accounts.
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11mo ago
> Quick research - author's actual profile is https://github.com/zk-evm The account is called zig-vm now. And here's his real github account: https://github.com/gweidart
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KomoD
11mo ago
Page 101 of the part 2 PDF is where the interesting stuff starts, the rest just seems to be boring legal stuff.
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11mo ago
curl, atuin, zed
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11mo ago
It doesn't really explain where the environment runs, it's not clear if I have to configure something like GCP/AWS or if GitArsenal handles all this (and how much it costs if so)
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11mo ago
Wow, I hate this website to be honest. So much of the space is taken up by all these "bars" on my already small screen.
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11mo ago
> The business model reminds me a bit of Revolut, which comes with some various benefits like one day a month at a WeWork. It’s not the primary business but it makes me feel like more of a “member” and less just a bank customer. It doesn
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11mo ago
Well, I think it's less about the t-shirts themselves and more about how much effort and money was spent on them. > The process from here involves setting up a business entity in Germany, so we can import the t-shirts, store them in
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11mo ago
American company with a fully remote team opening an office in Belgrade? This just feels like such a waste of money. Kagi only has ~61k members, I have a feeling this won't get used much, most probably won't ever visit Serbia.
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11mo ago
The one or two commands that I think would make it useful, it doesn't have. 1. a command that lists the releases for a repo 2. a command that lists the info for a release Without these, for: > To get around this, specify the asset n
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Iconography of the X Window System: The Boot Stipple (2024)
(matttproud.com)
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11mo ago
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11mo ago
Polar is built on Stripe, and so is Flowglad so it's safe to assume that they prohibit exactly the same things.
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11mo ago
Not so secure and private then if you're planning to embed a bunch of ad tracking scripts...
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11mo ago
I don't see how this solves the problem?
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11mo ago
At least disclose that it's yours. Also spam 90% and you're basically guaranteed profit, I did it like 10 times.
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11mo ago
It's just a broken AI generated mess.
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11mo ago
Well, your DNS is hosted by Cloudflare so I don't totally agree with all your statements.
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11mo ago
> Their 1TB lifetime plan is very competitive though. I know rsync.net has been around for a long time but I'm always very skeptical of lifetime plans, you'd have to use it ~10 years for it to be worth it. (Comparing with Hetzn
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