KomoD

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by KomoD 2y ago
I want to disable this, I want my searches to be based on what I actually saved, not what it thinks I want. If I search "shopping", I want all the items containing "shopping" in them, not items that an LLM thinks should
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by KomoD 2y ago
They've got .gle and .goog too. .gle for goo.gle
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iFixit CEO Kyle Wiens calls out Anthropic for disruptive crawling(twitter.com)
79 points by KomoD 2y ago|10 comments
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by KomoD 2y ago
> But have you tried to sign up without providing some other email address or a phone number? Yep. Here's a video of me doing it: https://streamable.com/8anw1v
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by KomoD 2y ago
But why would anyone want a fake 2TB though? Surely they write this to cover their ass when people don't read the entire listing.
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by KomoD 2y ago
Wow, they scam for that little of a price difference? 64GB costs almost nothing...
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by KomoD 2y ago
> And on a sidenote why are there no beautiful AND well working email clients out there? I'd say Thunderbird is a pretty good email client
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by KomoD 2y ago
> its listed for sale by name cheap You yourself said it wasn't. > it's now "make an offer" "make an offer" shows up for all registered domains, clicking it will show you: "Powered By DomainAgents&qu
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by KomoD 2y ago
> You search for domain names using the DNS system itself, via the command line and nslookup or dig. You only go to a registrar once you've identified a name that is not in the DNS, to see if you can buy it. Why? There's WHOIS
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by KomoD 2y ago
You don't know if it was Namecheap that sniped it, or if an actual person just registered it. It also doesn't make sense to do front running for them. And if they did snipe it, why wouldn't they list it for sale? What good do
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by KomoD 2y ago
> It seemed like it solved a number of problems of the current web architecture and opened new frontiers of what could be done. What problems have they solved in your opinion?
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by KomoD 2y ago
There's https://512kb.club/ too.
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by KomoD 2y ago
> Put a mdxish flavored markdown file called index.md in a gist, copy the gist id, and go to https://mdx.com/{gistId} ^ README Think you meant for this to be mdxish.com
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by KomoD 2y ago
> Also, a lot of data that sellers provide is sensitive and they don't feel comfortable with everyone having access to financial data, traffic etc. as competitors can abuse this information. This argument makes no sense, a competito
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by KomoD 2y ago
The GH profile in their about is completely different, and it isn't listed in the contributors, so I'm guessing no. https://github.com/pythops
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by KomoD 2y ago
First one I tried was marquee but it's not included :(
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by KomoD 2y ago
Pretty cool, always wanted to do a large scale scraping project like this but never really got around to it. What's your tech stack?
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by KomoD 2y ago
This just doesn't seem to work at all, nothing I search for gives a result (I even tried the example "rent car"). I also don't understand how to add a chat
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by KomoD 2y ago
You need to put an affiliate disclosure.
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by KomoD 2y ago
(2017)
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by KomoD 2y ago
Why generate the random names on the server? That could just be done on the client, reduces load and is faster.
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by KomoD 2y ago
This is what the top sites do, e.g. temp-mail.org And they also don't allow you to view all the active domains which helps against getting blacklisted quickly
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by KomoD 2y ago
This is the same group that put malware in ComfyUI_LLMVISION and said they were against crypto but then extorted people for crypto. (ComfyUI_LLMVISION is probably what caused this breach)
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by KomoD 2y ago
This is what we need more of. Simple, good, small freeware. No electron, no hundreds of MB executables
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by KomoD 2y ago
> TBH I consider that a feature, to guard against spam and trolls. It doesn't stop spam and trolls though, that will always exist, it stops real users who can't be bothered with yet another account.
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by KomoD 2y ago
Sure, for one visitor, but every visitor has to go through that, I'd suggest at least changing so it redirects them after they set the preferred server so they don't have to go back
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by KomoD 2y ago
Yeah I can relate to that... some don't even realize TLDs longer than 3 chars exist (my primary domain uses a 4 char TLD)
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by KomoD 2y ago
> Will it block Apple's 'hide my email' feature from functioning with valid @icloud.com (not OP) No, but you can block those with a regex pretty easily.
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by KomoD 2y ago
> I suspect they somehow embed the user’s private key in the output “proof” so that they can then start pushing malicious code to all your GitHub repositories. > I wasn’t able to confirm that this is what actually happens So it's
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by KomoD 2y ago
> but sharing links to profiles and posts can be tedious Not really? > but you need to be on the server hosting your account to boost, favorite, or follow. And if you click one of those it'll allow you to enter your home server a

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