SahAssar

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901.
by SahAssar 4y ago
But used as intended (not via a KYC exchange) it is pseudonymous, right?
902.
by SahAssar 4y ago
So they are picking the right tool (and a tool that they know) for their problem.
903.
by SahAssar 4y ago
"postgrestd" might be a slighty unfortunate name since there already exists postgrest, a daemon for providing a http interface to postgresql.
904.
by SahAssar 4y ago
In what world is 49% a majority?
905.
by SahAssar 4y ago
> If LeaseWeb tells you: 1 Gbps dedicated/unlimited per $143/month, it means you can use it 24x7. While that is true in theory, if you in practice saturate your bandwidth 24x7 by reselling it your contract will probably get can
906.
by SahAssar 4y ago
The parent is probably talking about the section where they clipped the highlights and details where added back in by the phone.
907.
by SahAssar 4y ago
I think this sort of resource (if including actual use-cases and potential alternatives) could be useful. Right now it shows scores for security, performance, reliability, design, popularity, and those seem to be calculated with very loose
908.
by SahAssar 4y ago
inwx supports basically every TLD I've looked at and the acme.sh support will be based on where you have your DNS which can be separate from your registrar (I've used acme.sh on cloudflare, rage4, and many others. I've also u
909.
by SahAssar 4y ago
That's extremely weird. Is there a publicly stated reason for it?
910.
by SahAssar 4y ago
For email it is sometimes useful to only have a host handling things like reputation and crypto/protocols (DKIM, SPF, DMARC, DANE, MTA-STS, etc.) while doing the actual handling of data yourself. I'm not sure that gandi's ema
911.
by SahAssar 4y ago
I think the point is more that most people don't know why they succeeded or fail.
912.
by SahAssar 4y ago
It's not transparent (or at least any more than any other means of accessing TOR). If you at all access the internet through somewhat normal means (without running your own ISP and connecting to an IXP physically) you are placing some
913.
by SahAssar 4y ago
Pretty sure they are talking about https://github.com/zonkyio/embedded-postgres-binaries . It's not exactly embedded postgresql since it still runs the full postgresql in a separate process but it is close enough f
914.
by SahAssar 4y ago
The last one is very anglo-centric (or at least centric to fully latinized languages). Do you not find the rules[0] in for example chrome working? [0]: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/main&#x2
915.
by SahAssar 4y ago
That's not at all the same thing. Banks loan you money with the expectation of return (interest). Governments build a country that is conducive to economic activity and take some of that economic activity in taxes to fund its activitie
916.
by SahAssar 4y ago
How does locking a account after failed attempts to access it make sense? By failing to access the account I have proved nothing besides that I know a username (which is usually not secret).
917.
by SahAssar 4y ago
I'm pretty sure you can start mate on it when you are plugged into keyboard/display/mouse. You just wouldn't have a smooth switch between phone and desktop.
918.
by SahAssar 4y ago
I just meant that QUIC/H3 is beneficial even after you already have a connection, so upgrading an existing connection is a valid strategy. TurboTLS is only beneficial for establishing the connection, so it needs to have prior knowledge
919.
by SahAssar 4y ago
> However, you can also advertise H3 support via Alt-Svc, so presumably you could do the same with TurboTLS. Alt-Svc is an http header, by the time you get http you already have TLS setup. In a Alt-Svc workflow you generally advertise h2
920.
by SahAssar 4y ago
I like that. I hate optimistic UIs that tell me something has happened when it clearly is just on a queue somewhere.
921.
by SahAssar 4y ago
Are you talking about threads or channels? It sounds like you are describing what slack calls channels.
922.
by SahAssar 4y ago
The original comment is suggesting that you outright lie on your resume. Then galleywest200 suggested that if you just do some studying it's okay to represent that as actual working experience, which is also lying. I don't underst
923.
by SahAssar 4y ago
Experience working in an area is different from studying it. Also the parent comment suggests to say that the experience was in "fascinatingly close to the core competencies of the place you're applying to", that's clear
924.
by SahAssar 4y ago
The '10 years experience in a 2 year old language' is an unrealistic whishlist, just like an applicant might have a (probably more realistic) wishlist for compensation or something else. I expect both parties to be truthful about
925.
by SahAssar 4y ago
Isn't that pretty much fraud?
926.
by SahAssar 4y ago
I think that site does not give adequate context to understand the results. Making privacy a check/no-check mark on things that 99.9% of people do not understand does not improve privacy and there are lots of nuances that are not commu
927.
by SahAssar 4y ago
That would apply to any major cryptography protocol or library, right? I (and I assume most openssl devs) for example would be pretty sure that openssl is used in "serious crime" in some way. Same goes for almost any other privacy
928.
by SahAssar 4y ago
It really made me think about what might happen The Day After Tomorrow.
929.
by SahAssar 4y ago
it uses mapbox'es renderer (mapbox-gl) and seems to pull in the CSS from mapbox directly. Might be worth changing to maplibre since it's not using mapbox'es tiles.
930.
by SahAssar 4y ago
What are you quoting? Neither this thread nor the article says these quotes.

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