TheCycoONE

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by TheCycoONE 3y ago
On that note, how is Microsoft getting away with it with respect to the office apps which use to be available independently but now can only be purchased in bundles; adding Teams on top of that?
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by TheCycoONE 3y ago
I also prefer events over a persistent connection for efficiency, but webhooks are far better when the client is using a function as a service model.
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by TheCycoONE 3y ago
I preferred fasd or specifically the oh-my-zsh fasd plugin for what I felt was more natural disambiguation completion (tab after vs remembering zi up front or space tab) and additional shortcuts. I use zoxide now slightly reluctantly since
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by TheCycoONE 3y ago
Neither of those work for the inline event handlers proposed by this article. You need unsafe-inline or unsafe-hashes.
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by TheCycoONE 3y ago
A return to unsafe-inline? That feels like a bit step backwards when it comes to cross site scripting attack surface. Content-Security-Policy forces you to opt into unsafe for good reason.
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by TheCycoONE 3y ago
Ah, that's a more extreme version of the 10 minutes a month approach that I have been advocating for.
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by TheCycoONE 3y ago
The opaque id is suppose to not be guessable. I does mean you can't batch send emails by calling RCPT TO though which will hurt bandwidth.
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by TheCycoONE 3y ago
Not for the ones that ended support this August. I have a kevin (Samsung Plus v1) and flashed it with libreboot for Linux at that point.
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by TheCycoONE 3y ago
It's been many years since I worked at a MSSQL shop but at least at the time (2008R2) there were issues with MERGE upsert statements deadlocking with themselves when run concurrently. Based on https://dba.stackexchange.com&#
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by TheCycoONE 3y ago
Where handful is 2 now that Trident is effectively dead. Gecko (from Netscape 6) in Firefox And KHTML (from KDE Konqueror) -> Apple Webkit -> Google Blink in everything else.
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by TheCycoONE 3y ago
Conduit is a 3rd party implementation of the matrix server spec in Rust. Synapse and Dendrite are both first party where Dendrite was originally intended to replace Synapse. The selling features are lightweight and simple to setup, implying
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by TheCycoONE 3y ago
It is, with quite a bit of flexibility https://redis.io/commands/expire/
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by TheCycoONE 3y ago
I have a Samsung Chromebook Plus (v1/kevin). I was looking for something that wouldn't be too cumbersome to carry around with my work laptop during my 1hr commute and at roughly 1cm thick and 2lbs this machine fit the bill. I swap
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by TheCycoONE 3y ago
RedReader still appears to?
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by TheCycoONE 3y ago
Do you know if they verify the sender for ARF (abuse) emails that should be coming from the recipient's hosting provider e.g. yahoo. If not this could potentially be used for targeted denial of service by submitting fake spam reports o
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by TheCycoONE 3y ago
Yes xwayland just renders the application in the original size and scales it leading to a very blurry experience. Using only native apps avoids it so I find it a little hard to knock wayland instead of say electron or X. This is the issue:
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by TheCycoONE 3y ago
Not neglected - complicated. This blog is nearly 3 years old now but still gives a good summary https://www.collabora.com/news-and-blog/blog/2020/11/19/deve... And here is the relevant ongoing propo
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by TheCycoONE 3y ago
At one point everyone was supporting xmpp in their closed chat platforms too (including Facebook) - until they weren't. Cynically this is either required to show compliance with the Digital Markets Act or it's embrace,extend,extin
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by TheCycoONE 3y ago
The JEP for this is worth mentioning: https://openjdk.org/jeps/445 This is a preview feature that still requires the --enable-preview flag. It's meant to reduce the initial cognitive load when teaching programming
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by TheCycoONE 3y ago
I speculate that it's because it would be easier for humans to read and write boundaries than count bytes. Multipart predates http/1.0 and was written for email. It wasn't unheard of in the early days to directly enter SMTP c
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by TheCycoONE 3y ago
Patches were copied one way, and functionality was deprecated in ffmpeg but the only way to do it in libav (audio.) As someone who was writing software using the ffmpeg/libav apis it was a horrible confusing mess. Since distros were sp
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
Multiple choice and true false questions were fairly common in my undergraduate experience, particularly in first year courses. Often they were Scantron forms for maximum laziness.
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
It can easily take forever following the rules if everyone plays conservatively and refuses to trade.
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
The Copy trait is for cases where it's cheap enough to be implicit. Otherwise the philosophy of the designers was that things that may be expensive should be explicit.
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
Perhaps it's not fair to blame the language, but the javax -> jakarta EE transition and Oracles license changes have broken a lot of faith in stability that must be frustrating as a language researcher with that goal.
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
That article also appears to predate getting in touch with Winters. It's clear they continued to research the topic and a little shame there wasn't an update, but perhaps nothing came of their contact worth sharing.
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
In the comments it sounds like they found Greg Winters in 2015. Was there ever an update with his side of the story?
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
Can you link to whatever you're referring to?
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
No luck in this situation. They were making ~$0.50-$1.00 per hit, and the captcha only slowed them down for a couple hours. The only think that stopped it was shutting down the source of the income, so legitimate users lost out.
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
I have seen recaptcha v3 bypassed with seemingly little effort by financially motivated spammers. I have also seen them spin up large numbers of Gmail accounts for email verification. I'm curious what people have tried that actually wo

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