RamRodification

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by RamRodification 1y ago
I think there is a typo on "Day #4. Services" in the Kubernetes Crash Course. It says "NodePort services are not accessible to the internet", but I think the point being made is that they are?
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by RamRodification 1y ago
Ah, makes sense. Thanks.
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by RamRodification 1y ago
The usage guide shows which command to run to generate a QR code from a file, and outputs a PDF. But then the command for recovering a file from QR codes takes "file.txt" as input. Is that a typo? Shouldn't that input also be
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by RamRodification 1y ago
> a guess for the future. Android Desktop mode will improve and people will ditch Windows and instead plug their phone into a USB-C dock that connects it to keyboard, mouse and display This seems like such a killer feature to me. And e
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by RamRodification 1y ago
I could be wrong, but the comment for the rate limiting (1r/s) doesn't seem to line up with the actual rate limit being set (5r/s). # Define a rate limit of 1 request per second every 1m limit_req_zone $binary_remote_ad
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by RamRodification 1y ago
> If it’s unusable for everyone, making everyone wait a bit to solve the issue is a clear improvement. I agree. > People will always blame someone I agree. That's my point.
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by RamRodification 1y ago
I meant 'real' traffic. Maybe that wasn't obvious.
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by RamRodification 1y ago
No, but it also doesn't matter whose fault it is. Having that happen will probably reduce your traffic. It might be worth the trade-off, and it might not. But if people go "Do Not Want!" it is worth paying attention to.
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by RamRodification 1y ago
WHAT Thanks
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by RamRodification 1y ago
Of course it depends on the situation. Almost everything "depends on the situation". The point is that in general , QR code content is less important than hard drive content. And that (the low demand) is the simple explanation to
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by RamRodification 1y ago
Have to say I'm not so sure about this God guy either.
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by RamRodification 1y ago
If you are in charge of testing code for escaping issues, and you do that through a WAF, you might not be very good at your job.
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by RamRodification 1y ago
void explore()
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by RamRodification 1y ago
Good to know!
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by RamRodification 1y ago
> does the same thing Does that feature really send each URL you attempt to browse to a bunch of third-party services to be verified before it lets you browse them? Edit: Made some not-very-thorough research and it seems like "stric
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by RamRodification 1y ago
Two obvious differences to me: Since it's a browser extension, it does not offer any protection outside the browser. If you use a DNS service with malware blocking it will, in theory, "protect" any DNS lookup your system perf
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by RamRodification 1y ago
So many games desperately need this feature. Almost all games could benefit from it to some degree. I see zero negative consequences to adding it to every single game in existence just in case someone wants it.
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by RamRodification 1y ago
There are explanations that sound reasonable to me as to why, as you put it, "rinsing your mouth with it and then swallowing all of it immediately" still has a positive effect on your teeth. Have you looked into those at all, and
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by RamRodification 2y ago
Our servers used to be named after the Simpsons characters but now they are corp-us-web3 and dev-eu-sql2
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by RamRodification 2y ago
I regularly see people pointing out that this is a myth. That even with no work being put in, there are serious gains when using steroids. I have absolutely zero sources though (like you).
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by RamRodification 2y ago
I think pretty much all email providers (and other systems that want to send on your behalf) have this. More or less the same process where they tell you what to add and then a "check my stuff" button to verify. Which is great.
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by RamRodification 2y ago
> All ghost Spectre does is ... How can you know this? Not a rhetorical question, I am interested to know if this can be, or has been verified.
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by RamRodification 2y ago
Maybe I'm overly cautious but I would never use these special modified versions of Windows made by some guy . Seems like a huge security risk.
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by RamRodification 2y ago
Wow that was great. Thanks.
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by RamRodification 2y ago
You can achieve the same (or similar) thing with Firefox profiles. Just launch with "-p" and it'll give you a profile picker. You can have a work profile with separate extensions, bookmarks, settings, etc.
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by RamRodification 2y ago
If you are fine with two browsers, maybe you could instead look into separate Firefox profiles with different sets of extensions. I have added "-p" to my Firefox shortcut so it always starts with the profile picker thing.
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by RamRodification 2y ago
macOS only
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by RamRodification 2y ago
The Do-not-track setting (header) was just too darn inconvenient to use /s
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by RamRodification 2y ago
Samba is not a protocol. It's an implementation of dozens of services and a dozen protocols, including SMB (Server Message Block).
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by RamRodification 2y ago
Winget seems to finally do something similar for Windows: https://github.com/microsoft/winget-cli Although the "repo" is a list of manifest files that include third-party download sources. So even if there is

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