Operyl

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by Operyl 3y ago
Please read my other replies, although it is fair to ask me this! Like I have noted, I do have some plans to jump ship if it comes to it. I have the vast majority of my user base on a mailing list for announcements (security related and imp
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by Operyl 3y ago
Discourse has either integrated logins and OAuth2 third party login. I implemented both. Honestly I’m rather enjoying everybody telling me they know my users better than I do. I polled pretty extensively and got a good amount of non power u
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by Operyl 3y ago
Unlikely, see my other comment on the matter: > I tried launching a forum, I spent a _lot_ of time setting up Discourse and proper CDN/uploads etc. I didn't go all out, only a few categories based on what was commonly needed (l
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by Operyl 3y ago
From my experience it happens just as much on forums. Hell, just take a look at Stack Overflow! If someone is wanting to reanswer a question for the nth time, I have no problem with that, and the helpers in my community don't either. A
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by Operyl 3y ago
Or people purchasing a holding company and proceeding to take over the entire volunteer ran network a few years later. :)
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by Operyl 3y ago
I tried launching a forum, I spent a _lot_ of time setting up Discourse and proper CDN/uploads etc. I didn't go all out, only a few categories based on what was commonly needed (like 5?). I did this _before_ I resorted to Discord
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by Operyl 3y ago
I try not to argue against my users for "what is best for them." If they overwhelmingly want Discord, I'll give them Discord. The goal is to be ready to jump ship if need be, and there's a few ways to do that.
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by Operyl 3y ago
So like IRC? It's not like this was a new problem, we've had this problem in the past. Not everybody liked mailing lists/forums 20 years ago either.
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by Operyl 3y ago
I don't know, a lot of the people that interact with my projects _want_ discord. They don't want a forum, they don't want Matrix. It's a matter of knowing your audience. I've been working on ways to better archive s
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by Operyl 3y ago
It’s more so “how drunk are your guests.”
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by Operyl 3y ago
Which is literally _next quarter_ and retroactively applies to all current games. That's _really soon_, and is going to cause headaches for any publisher/developer looking to release soon.
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by Operyl 3y ago
We’ve said the same thing for years, at every speed tier tbh.
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by Operyl 3y ago
To be fair, AMD also responded with this publicly, "AMD claims there’s nothing stopping Starfield from adding Nvidia DLSS": https://www.theverge.com/2023/8/25/22372077/amd-starfield-dl...
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by Operyl 3y ago
The price of an Android zero-click is now 500k more than the price of an iOS zero-click for Zerodium now. It would appear they have a significant stock of iOS zero-clicks and a lesser amount for Android: https://zerodium.com&#x2F
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by Operyl 3y ago
They've been, over the past year, putting a significant amount of work into fixing the battery life issues. It is largely resolved for me, and it seems according to a recent article the vast majority of their users. https://
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by Operyl 3y ago
You blow through 300k queries pretty quickly. The vast majority of users are paying nextdns.
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by Operyl 3y ago
Err what? NextDNS is not free, you do pay them money every year to use it.
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by Operyl 3y ago
> we need that extra 300msec of speed, Jim! Web metrics are all that matter!!!!11one
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by Operyl 3y ago
Seems to me that Steam itself fits well into this category. It tracks your overall play time for games and has a recommender system, and also keeps global stats for a _lot_: https://store.steampowered.com/charts/
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by Operyl 3y ago
Realistically, you don't want to fire the person that makes this mistake. It pretty much is _never_ going to happen again for that employee, it's burned in their mind now.
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by Operyl 3y ago
https://support.okta.com/help/s/okta-personal/about-okta-per... Specifically the following page links to oktapersonal.com: https://support.okta.com/help/s/okta-personal/using-ok
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by Operyl 3y ago
Presumably `Anthropic and OpenAI` according to various documentation.
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by Operyl 3y ago
Live chat wasn’t discontinued, they just hid it behind a support plan tier. Which is still a pretty stark warning, they seemed cash strapped.
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by Operyl 3y ago
Honestly? I don't think it makes sense for us to continue down the path where the clients connect to the CA to verify status. While I trust most CAs (like LE), the less information a client has to expose to one the better.
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by Operyl 3y ago
It doesn’t necessarily, people are just conditioned to using root for things that don’t necessarily need it because it’s easier.
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by Operyl 3y ago
CRLs are incredibly expensive to serve, and OCSP isn’t great either. Having short lived certificates makes it cheaper for let’s encrypt to serve the internet since the CRLs don’t need to be as large (you don’t need to maintain a list of com
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by Operyl 3y ago
Wait, according to the article FSD is now 15k PER YEAR? Holy smokes.
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by Operyl 3y ago
I am absolutely a huge fan of your company providing 30 minute walk throughs of the codebase for new contributors, I have never seen that before!
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by Operyl 3y ago
Honestly, I feel after the last couple of years, I don’t think anything could kill a campaign anymore.
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by Operyl 3y ago
It's requesting client certs for their internal intranet stuff hosted behind cloudflare.

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