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Mandatum
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Deluge, qBittorrent, Transmission, oh my!
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> * Recently Slack pushed everyone to switch from usernames to full names with spaces, and eliminated the entire concept of unique usernames. That's your Slack settings my dude, blame your admins.
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5y ago
You still got the source?
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5y ago
The possibility for Remote Code Execution vulnerability from an unauthenticated user. This should be offloaded into a memory safe language, ideally by a parser that's been battle tested.
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5y ago
You really doubt Parallel Construction ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallel_construction ) is already being used in high profile or high value cases and targets?
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5y ago
If someone implements containers and VPN-in-containers in another browser, I'd switch. But it's so core to how I do my work, I'm unable to move until a better option exists. Profiles in Chrome doesn't do the job.
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"A Digital Analyst for Decision Makers" I have no idea what this means. "Conbi is a Google Home for your business data. Simply ask questions and let Conbi gather insights for you within seconds! " .. Sounds like voice in
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5y ago
Remember that Apache Remote Code Execution bug? No, not Struts, the other one. No, not mod_cgi, the other one. No, not auth_digest the other one.. ad inifinum. These were all caused by so-called "unsafe legacy functions". Just bec
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windy.com Similar data sources, amazing UX
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This makes me nervous. Are you parsing JWT objects? A parser written in C shouldn’t be used on something like an authentication library for web services.
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5y ago
For anyone else that wants to do this.. RSS + hnrss.org with search queries
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The UX of Tines beats the pants off ALL of their competitors. They’re just too expensive. I’ve tried them all.
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Yes. If you’re a developer that’s done a fair amount of automation, Python and the like are easier for batch or timed tasks. Having said that, I still use n8n for running event based source stuff which might still feed into a script. I also
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Europe: did I stutter
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Regular social events in-person with colleagues is a must. But all my actual work can continue to be from home.
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DeWalt is mostly made in China. At least pretty much al DeWalt stock in Australia is. Was curious about the other brands you listed.. Hyper Tough is manufactured by Test Rite in China and Taiwan. Ideal is the only one that is strictly US ma
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1000% yes. I doubt it'd be economical, but absolutely.
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A couple things. Therapy for yourself. Then couples therapy. You earn/have enough money to make this whooole process easy as shit on yourself. Go see a professional, get off the internet - and fix your problems. A lot of us lose our di
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Similar thread last year: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26786563 I made a complaint to ACCC in Australia last year regarding the way they advertised monthly pricing: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?
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I've tried it with a relatively simple CSV but it's struggling to parse dates, generating meaningful reports, etc. The UX for choosing which columns to include is cumbersome when you have more than a handful. I've cut down th
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Bypass Paywalls Clean – An Open-Source Extension for Firefox/Chrome/Edge/Android
(gitlab.com)
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Who tracks that?
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I personally wouldn't choose to get blackballed by every MAGMA/MAAAM if I was living in the US and taking that sort of career path. Glad some folks are making this decision.
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Doesn't Google and Facebook have manual reviews of ads places on their platforms? How does something like this get through?
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This is the type of house that gets published in architecture and "Home" magazines as inspiration. The thing is most of those houses do a bit of media and advertising to help pay costs. It's partly sponsored and used by archi
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Yeah and both have now given up on lockdowns as the latest variant is too widespread. They were effective originally - and bought both countries time to vaccinate 80% of 16+ population, and I think if there's ever a new pandemic - this
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Salesforce globally does 1 Friday off a month (adopted during Slack acquisition). However it's not enforced and the expectation is if you're meeting with someone external (eg customers) you move that date.
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Why is the VPN still not available in Australia?
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Because the market is tiny. Recruiters can't specialize, and those that do get eaten up by the likes of Datacom or Australian-based providers. Most recruiters in NZ start from labourer/contracting/HR firms and then move into
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The UX will never be half as good as iPad. They could throw 500M at it and it’d still suck.
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