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by KomoD 3mo ago
A bot will have no problem with the current captchas either. They're trivial to solve.
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by KomoD 3mo ago
> Are they shutting down the free model of 100 connections, or the entire business? I thought it was pretty clear from this part: > Customers on paid plans will not be billed for any future periods. It reads very much like it's n
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Google Earth Pro Desktop downloads will be unavailable starting June 2027(support.google.com)
20 points by KomoD 3mo ago|1 comments
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by KomoD 3mo ago
I can't even access that link with an account.
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by KomoD 3mo ago
Seems like a trend with your business, though: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36566783 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44364090 Banned from Google Maps, banned from Instagram...
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by KomoD 3mo ago
Though if you like StreetComplete and want aerial/satellite, there's SCEE, a fork of StreetComplete. I tried both Vespucci and EveryDoor, but neither is nearly as easy to use in my opinion. https://wiki.openstreetmap.or
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by KomoD 3mo ago
> make app barely eat any battery > But for now Organic Maps is totally fine and many people like me see no reason to move from it anywhere. In my experience OM drained my battery like crazy (I used it for KML tracks) and after consis
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by KomoD 3mo ago
Yeah, I don't have much more to say than that's very reasonable and I agree.
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by KomoD 3mo ago
I don't know about "totally dismantled" but it definitely had some impact. > As a result of these developments, the Company is currently experiencing disruptions to a portion of its services. If these disruptions continue
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by KomoD 3mo ago
> I wonder if people with a streaming box run into tor-exit-node type problems. Some definitely do. One of my family members had a mobile app installed that turned their device into a resi proxy, and I started to get super frequent CAPTC
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by KomoD 3mo ago
Except you still don't get hardware transcoding (or the mobile app... IIRC?), there are some workarounds, last I checked, but I suggest using Jellyfin instead. Jellyfin works really well in my experience, but there are definitely some
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by KomoD 3mo ago
> The details are interesting! How did you find all of this out? Did you download the tool in a VM and disasm it? I downloaded the installer, opened it with 7zip, and extracted the app.asar file from resources/app.asar. All Electron
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by KomoD 3mo ago
Okay, not bad at all then. I've never left it on for long, so I wasn't really sure.
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by KomoD 3mo ago
> We attempted responsible disclosure by emailing dev@ajay.app multiple times on July 3 and 4, 2026, but received no response. SponsorBlock is run by one guy. I consider this very irresponsible. You barely waited, and accessing (what you
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by KomoD 3mo ago
I was suspicious too, but it does seem legitimate. They're making fun of the PlayStation going digital-only for games thing. https://x.com/github/status/2072801888525840476 https://blog.playstatio
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by KomoD 3mo ago
Could impact battery usage, possibly? But the way I do access Immich externally is not with Tailscale directly on my phone but involves exposing a caddy instance, running on a $1 VPS, to the internet. If requests include a specific very lon
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by KomoD 3mo ago
Looks like they might retrieve the body. > The Indo-Tibetan Border Police is soliciting bids from high altitude recovery agencies for a mission to retrieve the remains of a climber long known only as "Green Boots" from the moun
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by KomoD 3mo ago
> breaking through the 15 gb free tier and forcing them to buy a Google One subscription Which is like... $2 for 100GB and you can cancel immediately after, or if you get the same offer I got: $0.50. $27 in savings and 100GB of storage
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by KomoD 3mo ago
> 98% of my time went into wrestling with IMAP parsing architectures, optimizing memory, and code-signing certificates instead of designing custom CSS layouts from scratch You're just using imapflow and their Gmail search method. Wh
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by KomoD 3mo ago
> How much does it cost to be able to sign a binary so you can deploy it on Windows without a UAC popup? You can get a cert for $130-300/yr, and then you can use signtool to sign it.
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by KomoD 3mo ago
Or you can just use Google Takeout: https://takeout.google.com Deselect everything, select "Mail", create export, wait until it's done, and then download the zip.
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by KomoD 3mo ago
I'm pretty sure his face is GAN-generated, at least.
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by KomoD 3mo ago
> just 0 click with a good ip reputation and 1 click with a bad one. Or it goes on forever without passing, which can also happen, and then you simply can't proceed. It also really does not work over TOR in my experience. I've
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The worst API ever made (2014)(caseymuratori.com)
2 points by KomoD 3mo ago|0 comments
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by KomoD 3mo ago
How much is the reduced fee then? As I understand it's somewhere between 75-85% less, which is still a lot of money. Also, who is paying for the reduced fee, administrative and infra costs? And have you actually submitted gTLD applicat
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by KomoD 3mo ago
What? I don't support a lot of the things they say, but to my knowledge, that is not what they have said. Are you Swedish, or did you come to that conclusion solely from a Wikipedia article? Here is a recent interview with Markus Allar
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by KomoD 3mo ago
You can have multiple configs in a single Caddyfile and reload when you make changes, and it'll just route them as you wish, e.g. domain1.com -> service on port 1234 domain2.com -> service on port 5678 domain3.com -> serving a
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by KomoD 3mo ago
Ever since I started using Caddy, doing that has been soooo easy. Download the binary, make a Caddyfile myservice.example.com { basic_auth { admin some_password_hash_here } reverse_proxy :3000 } And then just ".&#
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by KomoD 3mo ago
> no analytics scripts False. It loads Cloudflare Insights.
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by KomoD 3mo ago
I agree it looks LLM-generated and not so serious. > This seems to be connected to Jonathan Bouchard ( https://xonaly.com/about-the-founder/ ) who was connected to some shady crypto investment business. I looked into

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