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by ZiiS 1y ago
AFAIK, every one who has ever made a cable agrees with you.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
9 times the volumn adds up.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Well given how many they have decommissioned...
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Say I got a memory dump from the client system. I don't know what is what but the secret is in their somewhere. Filtering it down by the hash prefix locally is much leas likly to be detected then spamming the servers.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
TBF watching any other media is harmful to YouTube.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
I think the Google prices are billed per-second so under 20min you are better on Google?
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Yes I guess if you trust the hash implementation completly; I just favour a bit more defence in depth.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
I am not confident enough in this area to to report a vunrability, the networking alone probably makes timing impractical. I thought it was now practical to generate known prefix Sha256, so some information could be extracted? Not enough to
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Shouldn't they really have asked it to read https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/examples/protect-a...
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by ZiiS 1y ago
I read it more as "blue and underlined" because if we all do that users have a chance at learning what to expect. With an implied: Once they are confident we can be much more flexable.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Everything was a zero-day at one point in time. The effort is indeed usually put in whilst it is the current version. But retying all old malware isn't effort; it is more or less the definition of script-kiddy (though state level attac
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by ZiiS 1y ago
To a certain extent if your reviewers can just turn it on they spend their time benchmarking.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Lack of JCBs.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
I was replying to a post that said "Please be aware this is pre-alpha software." presumably trying to make a distinction from "alpha software".
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Pointlessmy anal; but 0.0.0a6 is very strongly indicative of the sixth alpha release. Pre-alpha are much better as .dev releases.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Supabase at is minimum providing a PostgreSQL server, pooler (they started on pgbouncer, how their own) and a PostREST API, and support, backup, logging etc. You can be doing serious business and not have the time/people to run these r
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by ZiiS 1y ago
100% this; we have a 4 digit monthly spend. I guess I will double-check when we reach 5 digits, but I can't afford my own time self-host it yet.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
But if someone omits the `safe` it may still work but allow injection.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Frozen fish and peas can be a lot fresher then even bought direct from local markets. A lot of the worst offenders for flavour loss, like Tomatoes, are from picking before they are ripe, which favours automation but dosn't really requi
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Astronomers have yet again found possible signs of alien life.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Tends to be a matter of opinion. Postgres does not expose the relevant functions, so https://github.com/pganalyze/libpg_query has to do some heavy lifting to convert their source code into a nice library. Conversely, P
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by ZiiS 2y ago
> Rate limit and monitor your own usage. You should anyway. It's not the road's job to make you follow the speed limit. A better metaphor is the car, not the road. It is legally required to accurately tell you your speed and re
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by ZiiS 2y ago
"The finding that unmarried individuals in NACC were less likely to be diagnosed with dementia could be due to an ascertainment bias, with married individuals more likely to have partners who notice and report cognitive failures."
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by ZiiS 2y ago
The research seems to mainly show single people are less likly to have someone to report their cognative decline.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Yes the arxticle claims marriage more then doubles your odds of cognative decline. Though I guess that might actually be reduced a lot in people were that maths is eluding them, or not checking the research findings differ from the article.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
A very worthy concen, but I don't think you want to go too deep on the morality if luxury goods. An Apple watch a decade leaves a lot of charitable giving.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
But I can buy an Apple Watch Ultra every year for the next 200 years for less.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Chinese ones are down to $100-$300
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by ZiiS 2y ago
The watch with the most complications is any $200 WearOS. You will need to have spent over $1,000,000 on their other watches before they will talk to you about a price for this one; practicality is not a factor to consider.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Interesting article and substantively correct about the direct impact of tariffs. But is using a bit of a straw-man as a hook. It is very easy to buy decent quality sneakers for $2 wholesale, and Nike do sell a lot of $150 sneakers. No one

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