YaBa

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by YaBa 3y ago
You can have both of the worlds. Go to a coworking space, or try to reach other remote workers in your city and invite them to your place (or go to theirs).
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by YaBa 3y ago
Good luck with that mate. They make it hard to legit users, yet, scammers keep popping around without issues.
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by YaBa 3y ago
They don't care. Scammers are just numbers like everyone else. What matters is the numbers and generated traffic so that they can charge for ad prints, who cares if they're real people, cats, dogs, bots or scammers.
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by YaBa 3y ago
I usually check up compatibility with Home Assistant and if the service is cloud or if it can work locally. If both check, they have a new customer, otherwise, there are plenty of brands and products out there. Protest with your wallet, buy
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by YaBa 3y ago
No, however, I do know that a big national company does this because the customers need to upload data directly. IMHO they should use an API instead, so no, I don't see any reason to do it. I wouldn't do it, it's a major secu
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by YaBa 3y ago
You don't. If the information is valueable enough it will be scrapped, you can use captchas, logins and all the tips and tricks available, but at the end of the day, if a dev wants to scrape the info, it will.
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by YaBa 3y ago
It's not spam, you've accepted the terms when registering. Now, you need to shut it off in Linkedin itself, not in the e-mail provider. Real spammers don't give you an option to opt out, some even include fake "unsubscri
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by YaBa 3y ago
My kid got locked out while I was away. Lauched Telegram, sent my Home Assistant bot a message to open the door covers; sent new message to unlock door and turn off the alarm. Done.
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by YaBa 3y ago
Ok, but piHole can also be used to set up fake domains to be used inside the network.
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by YaBa 3y ago
Thanks, but I can do the same using PiHole and setting up a fake DNS
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by YaBa 3y ago
I'm failing to see the utility of this if I still have to type the IP address. Also, it fails using local address like 192-168-1-1.backname.io where it might be usefull somehow, so, please explain. Thanks.
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by YaBa 3y ago
I'm pretty happy with Gitea, does the job, simple to set up and now it support actions with multiple runners. Tried gitlab, was a nightmare to set up and consumed a lot of resources.
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by YaBa 3y ago
You don't need K8s for that, only gitea (with actions enabled) and a server running docker. Actions (like Github Actions) will take care of building, deploying and restarting the container.
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by YaBa 3y ago
The easiest way would be running K3S scripts. You'll have a master and multiple nodes running in minutes. Managing it however... it's a whole different thing.
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by YaBa 3y ago
This looks nice: https://github.com/TheHamkerCat/NSFW_Detection_API Paid solution: https://www.edenai.co/pricing?referral=how-to-detect-explici... or https://deepai.org/machine-learning
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by YaBa 3y ago
A bit unfair that title mate. That's a single app in a million apps. Yes, there's poor and low standard apps in the market, but that can happen regardless of the underlying OS. My only problem with Android is that Google doesn&#x2
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by YaBa 3y ago
You're asking the wrong questions. Buy yourself a new phone/computer/SIM card and get rid of the ones you own. If you cannot even prove it, you're just wasting your time. Having dealt with a paranoid customer in the past
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by YaBa 4y ago
Could you provide more details about IN-BERLIN ? I've took a look at the website, it's confusing, and they ask registration via post/fax, explicitly saying they do not accept e-mail. Which form have you used? (probably my iss
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by YaBa 4y ago
Fiddler, BurpSuite, Postman are great tools.
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by YaBa 4y ago
Sad to ear that, but people have a wrong idea about the cloud, it's just others people hardware and like everything, there's a limit. They cannot warn you because it's very hard to predict how many new customers will come or
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by YaBa 4y ago
You would be better of to switch provider. ISP should have one purpose, provide internet access, not control what you do with it. Here they don't even block SMB, let alone other services. If one couldn't open services to the outsi
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by YaBa 4y ago
We've all been there, drunk texting some ex :) > What a weird blog post. Thing is, Google, Twitter and many other platforms reinstate accounts after some public crying like this one. > Now, I have been pretty vocal in my support
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by YaBa 5y ago
I always had a dual boot system until Windows 7 became EOL. Now Linux is my primary OS and couldn't be happier. Still use Win7 in VM because the lack of support of some special software I work with. For everything else, Linux is the ri
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by YaBa 6y ago
Why not? Internet always worked like this. As long as enough people change, others will follow. In the last few days I've received a lot of notifications from people migrating. Also, I don't trust Facebook, Whatsapp was an excepti
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by YaBa 6y ago
I'll never install Windows 10, went from dual boot (Win7+Linux) to full Linux system + VirtualBox with Win7 because some of my work softwares won't play along with Wine. I don't think to change in the nearest future, everytim
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by YaBa 6y ago
BladeRF, it's a SDR and Nuand won't sell it to Europe.
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by YaBa 6y ago
Makes sense, thank you.
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by YaBa 6y ago
bold of you to assume they have QA.
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by YaBa 6y ago
You tell all over the site that Flurly only charges 1% but then at "Pricing" says: 1% + 2.9% + other fees. Care to explain that? I see it like: here's a new iphone, 1$, cheapest in the market. And then at small print: 1$ + 99
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by YaBa 6y ago
Since the typo is a valid domain, get in contact with that person, explain the situation and close the account. Domain in use? talk to the owner. Domain parked? buy it. Yes, it's stupid, Amazon should solve it, but you can try differen

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