LukeShu

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   by LukeShu 3y ago

   It might not have the answers he's looking for. When I've gone on such hunts, yeah, any one cost isn't so bad, but if I open that box of paying for documents, I could easily drop thousands of dollars and not actually be any
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   by LukeShu 3y ago

   > “No bullshit” is no more. https://www.gandi.net/en/no-bullshit They mostly phased-out the "no bullshit" slogan from all of their branding with the v5 migration in 2018. It went from being in the homepag
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   by LukeShu 3y ago

   There's an in-game credits screen.
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   by LukeShu 3y ago

   You know what I love? Finding threads like this in > OP: Posts a question > Anon: [deleted by shreddit/PowerDeleteSuite/whatever] > OP: Thanks, that solved my issue! It's a modern version of https://xkcd.
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   by LukeShu 3y ago

   Specifically, this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09HTWH46C/ It's much easier than trying to hold a mirror with one hand so I can see what I'm doing with the other hand.
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   by LukeShu 3y ago

   Already happening. My soldering iron, pimple-popper camera, and toy lightsaber all take USB-C. Though the lightsaber isn't compliant and just wired up the power and ground pins from the USB connector with no more complexity than barrel
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   by LukeShu 3y ago

   To be clear, me staying/leaving when I did had nothing to do with the vesting schedule.
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   by LukeShu 3y ago

   In 2018 I was hired as full-timer number 13 from an HN thread. I stayed there for 4 years. The company was 90-some people when I left. We posted in the HN threads every month, but as far as I know, I was the only one hired from HN. One time
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   by LukeShu 3y ago

   I've almost never seen a recipe book that didn't have at least one recipe where some aspect of the picture didn't blatantly contradict the recipe; i.e. it was just a stock photo.
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    by LukeShu 3y ago

    Plan 9 definitely wasn't built with the thought that the endgame was ever more powerful desktops doing most things locally. "Connected over a network to send and receive files" is only technically true, yeah it's all
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    by LukeShu 3y ago

    I was responding to your assertion that people get mad because YouTube takes a cut. The alternative (Patreon) also takes a cut.
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    by LukeShu 3y ago

    I spend more supporting YT creators than what YouTube Premium costs. I'm fine paying for things when I say "I like this, I want more of it." YouTube itself is the worst part of the experience, it's the part I want less
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    by LukeShu 3y ago

    So? Patreon's taking a cut (but YouTube takes a bigger cut; a quick search indicates 30% vs 8%-12%). I'm fine with YouTube memberships in principle; if a creator that I support said "consider switching your support from Patre
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    by LukeShu 3y ago

    Note that that's the same redirect it had been doing for a long time (except for a bit earlier today). I'm not sure what happened, since the relevant file hasn't been committed to in a while: https://web.cvs.savann
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    by LukeShu 3y ago

    That's been the URL for a long time. It's that until a day or so ago, https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html did a 302 redirect to http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html .
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    by LukeShu 3y ago

    It's a copyleft license; and lots of folks on HN seem to think that copyleft, while being open, isn't business friendly.
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    by LukeShu 3y ago

    Perhaps you could script auto-delimiters. But it has no ability to format the text; you couldn't add syntax highlighting with scripting.
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    by LukeShu 3y ago

    Keyboard with some mouse sprinkled in, sure. But Acme is very mouse heavy.
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    by LukeShu 3y ago

    I think the chain of influence flows from ex/vi to sam, not the other way around?
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    by LukeShu 3y ago

    It's to prevent CSRF attacks. The attacker writes their own client and does half of a login on their own end (getting an authorization-code, but not yet exchanging it for an access-token), and then tricks the end-user to navigate to &
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    by LukeShu 3y ago

    .well-known/openid-configuration is specified as part of OpenID Connect (OIDC) Discovery[1]. OIDC is separate from and on-top-of OAuth2. The OIDC specs come through the OpenID Foundation, not through the IETF (so not RFCs). (Also, w
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    by LukeShu 3y ago

    My apologies, it's been a while and I was forgetting about the authorization-code exchange step. So yes, for the most part "client"s can treat the bearer token as opaque. But "resource server"s absolutely cannot.
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    by LukeShu 3y ago

    My apologies about "to know if your post-redirect-uri is getting spoofed" and then my example exploit; I was misremembering and forgetting the authorization-code step. If you're only implementing a "client", then ye
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    by LukeShu 3y ago

    If it's encryoted E2E, then you don't need to inspect the server side to verify that. And the client is FOSS, anyone can inspect it. (It is my understanding that group chats are not encrypted; I have not cared to verify that one w
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    by LukeShu 3y ago

    > In all honesty, though, "I have to look at the provider's documentation to determine like 4 URLs to add to a configuration" is not that wild of a thing? How much friction is too much friction? If it's something dumb
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    by LukeShu 3y ago

    > > In my experience with OAuth, one of the principle issues is that it's less a protocol and more a skeleton of a protocol > OAuth supports lots of different scenarios. But it's literally only the skeleton of a protocol
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    by LukeShu 3y ago

    "That thing was a disaster, so let's do the opposite of it" isn't more brain-dead than "let's superficially copy the familiar/trendy thing". (I say "superficially" with regard to TOPS-10→CP&
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    by LukeShu 3y ago

    I wouldn't say that the FSF's criteria are unprincipled. At his pre-Libreplanet talk on 2023-03-17, RMS gave a principled and pragmatic explanation of the criteria. I don't agree with him on his application of some of the p
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    by LukeShu 3y ago

    Yeah. That said, I've become disillusioned with FUSE over the course of writing this. FUSE is... not great, it's just what we're stuck with. Suggestions as to alternatives to FUSE would be welcome.
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    by LukeShu 3y ago

    I do intend to contribute it to the main btrfs-progs. Like I said, I've got some things to write up in the next few days to try to accomplish that.