Spunkie

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by Spunkie 2y ago
> nobody will listen to us anyway And they are right because their recommendations about handling a reject policy are idiotic. Orgs want a real reject policy, full stop. If we wanted our email to be quarantined... We would fucking set it
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by Spunkie 2y ago
This had to be one of the most useless updates on an internet standard I've seen. It seems like changes for changes sake and solves practically nothing DMARC actually needs fixed. > Since most organisations are going to use p=reject
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by Spunkie 2y ago
The increase in bots and cheaters got progressively worse as matchmaking took over and ate away at the ability of private servers to maintain a community. And before that, TF2 becoming a giant microtransaction experiment certainly didn&#x27
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by Spunkie 2y ago
The increase in bots and cheaters got progressively worse as matchmaking took over and ate away at the ability of private servers to maintain a community. Also before that, TF2 becoming a giant microtransaction experiment certainly didn&#x2
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by Spunkie 2y ago
It would also result in cheats getting identified and reported by the community. The TF2 dedicated server mailing lists, back in the day, were filled with new cheats, crashes, and exploits being found and reported by server admins.
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by Spunkie 2y ago
I played plenty of unranked LoL back in the day, it was generally a better over all experience. Mostly because ranked games were full of tryhards that raged constantly and in general didn't actually treat the game like a game. ___ In f
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by Spunkie 2y ago
Don't be a snarky ass, especially when you are wrong. The community HAS figured it out. If you want cheating reduced you do server side cheat detection not just client side and/or you release real dedicated servers. Neither of whi
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by Spunkie 2y ago
Server side cheat detection is not just about actually detecting active cheating on the server side. It's also about the server providing the client the absolute minimum amount of information needed to function/render.
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by Spunkie 2y ago
Ranking/competitive systems truly are a cancer on games. So many quality of life standards have been sacrificed just to let jackasses feel superior to others in what is supposed to be a fun game.
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by Spunkie 2y ago
Naw this is all bullshit. If apex legends released a real dedicated server tomorrow, within a month there would be a large selection of well moderated community servers and cheaters would be mostly a non-issue. EA doesn't care to actua
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by Spunkie 2y ago
Sometimes it's silly to think about EA being voted the most hated/worst company of the year, multiple years in a row. And then I remember they literally spend their free time thinking of ways to piss off their own customers.
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by Spunkie 2y ago
I've been wondering what to do to backup our github repos other than keeping a local copy and/or dumping them on something like S3. I would love to use this to serve as a live/working automatic backup for my github repos on C
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by Spunkie 2y ago
gitlip is not a good name, but you can be sure that if a new name does not include git it will be a worse name.
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by Spunkie 2y ago
I think they were simply speaking of the final pads the rocket rests on top of the chopsticks have 5cm of error either direction. But judging from the bouncing the rocket did when in the chopsticks the error for positioning into the initial
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by Spunkie 2y ago
It can only accomplish #1 and #2 for 30k rules, most of which must de defined at the time of the extension release/update. As soon as that limit is exceeded an adblocker loses it's ability to accomplish #1, #2, #3, #4, or #5 effec
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by Spunkie 2y ago
Explain to me how uBlock Origin can realistically go from 100,000 to 500,000 dynamic rules down to 30k rules(only 5k of those can be dynamic) in the Lite version without losing the ability to actually block everything? These limits are easy
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by Spunkie 2y ago
This is just because Google was especially insidious about how they crippled ad blockers in v3. Adblockers do multiple things: 1. Visibly block ads from the user 2. Block the user tracking that's attached to those ads 3. Protect the us
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by Spunkie 2y ago
Down here in Guatemala I see a large portion of corn fields have also planted beans but I've never seen squash intermixed.
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by Spunkie 2y ago
Do you have html/js/css minification turned on in your cloudflare account/domain? It seems from the articles conclusion that it shouldn't be related. But I had similar issues with SVG and css when I first deployed my nux
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by Spunkie 2y ago
It's pretty surprising looking at this list that all these sites are paying $2000+ for a bimi cert.
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by Spunkie 2y ago
We actually do use mxroute for our marketing email just fine, but we are also low volume and go way above and beyond qualifying leads. Nobody likes a cold call/email.
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by Spunkie 2y ago
mxroute for real projects, or migadu for tiny things
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by Spunkie 2y ago
I think it's the exact opposite honestly. I use chatgtp because it's not a google or facebook product and this isn't a unique sentiment among my developer friends.
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by Spunkie 2y ago
My insurance just flat out says therapists are excluded from coverage.
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by Spunkie 2y ago
As someone who deals in both the administration of email servers and lives in a country where the postal service was privatized and later shuttered, I can't imagine a more hellish suggestion than this. The amount of privilege it takes
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by Spunkie 2y ago
A mini horror story related to this just last year. When I deleted the cloudflare DNS for one of my domains I also completely lost access to the cloudflare registrar for that domain. Even though they should not be coupled at all and the UI
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by Spunkie 2y ago
This is a feature I've really been missing since switching from grub to systemd-boot. Has anyone figured out an easy way to get this back with systemd-boot?
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by Spunkie 2y ago
Trying to freeze a term that is in everyday parlance to an entity that hasn't existed in decades is a silly silly thing indeed. I think your Ted talk should retire to YouTube tidbit channels that go over the unexpected origins of every
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by Spunkie 2y ago
Ya as far as I've seen from traveling they end up in every "2nd/3rd world" countries. Not sure if Africa is really any more likely than other places for donated clothes to end up. I'm sure the flood of clothes could
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by Spunkie 2y ago
Booking.com delete account process is also just a single "feedback" form that goes into a blackhole. There does not seem to be a way to actually delete your account.

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