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by _eht 8y ago
This is a great idea. Thanks for sharing.
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by _eht 8y ago
It’s actually not part of my routine at all, thanks.
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by _eht 8y ago
Well said.
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by _eht 8y ago
I'm more of a fan of BasE91 and I believe more people should be using it.
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by _eht 8y ago
I would also like to see a response to this.
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by _eht 8y ago
Don't most providers let you roll your own images? Outside of some (mundane) virtualization issues, you should be able to get BSD images running fine at places like Linode, et al.
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by _eht 8y ago
From whom?
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by _eht 8y ago
That's what I thought when I integrated Google Wave into my companies workflow... /s
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by _eht 8y ago
Flagged.
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by _eht 8y ago
Github doesn’t support LaTex equations. I’ve never understood why not. Always seemed like a problem that was solved but no support integrated.
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by _eht 8y ago
That makes sense.
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by _eht 8y ago
I think this every time I see one of these posts. I don’t want to demean their effort and good on them for building. But why am I seeing this on the front page?
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by _eht 8y ago
If you invest some initial time into a few shell scripts your management time is very minimal and your cost savings is monumental. Another investment into a couple python scripts and API access to Linode (vps provider) and you can easily au
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by _eht 8y ago
When can I get my privacy first @duckduckgo email address?
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by _eht 8y ago
Are these fines actually ever collected/paid? I remember the five billion dollar fine sourced out of GDPR, but is that ever actually initiated or part of an ongoing power play?
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by _eht 8y ago
Is there a GoQt5 being worked on anywhere?
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by _eht 8y ago
I have an unchain-on-sight policy, especially for file manipulations.
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by _eht 8y ago
Was that the reference to the 80% packet loss between two networks?
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by _eht 8y ago
Speaking of bad apps... can people who insist on SPA's please respect default browser based navigation?
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by _eht 8y ago
Can you expand more on why WebFinger is the blocker for you? I've been considering running a server lately on my personal domain and didn't even consider SRV vs WebFinger.
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by _eht 8y ago
Just mining testnet coins though right? I imaging you won't be able to use what you mine now when they go live.
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by _eht 8y ago
Why is squatting a problem that needs to be solved? Serious question.
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by _eht 8y ago
><mst> enko: I'm not too worried about being swatted, I'm in britain, I'm white, and I've been meaning to have my front door replaced anyway It's worrisome when the volunteers have to worry about things lik
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by _eht 8y ago
Considering how slow banks move on tech, I think this is exactly right.
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by _eht 8y ago
That would be a great use case for this.
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by _eht 8y ago
Google (and likely others) tend to block these types of virtual cards, similar to how they block Twilio generated phone numbers from being used in registration. How do you ensure the card numbers will be respected? Last time I asked this in
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by _eht 8y ago
Just got API access with privacy.com. This space is ready for lift off IMO. Long in the works and long overdue. Good luck to everyone involved in creating, and god speed to those integrating.
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by _eht 8y ago
How do you find Fastmail lines up as far as implementing complete standards?
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by _eht 8y ago
Do you have any information on why Google would block these CC numbers? I know Google, and many others block VOIP phone numbers for example, to discourage rampant account verification, but I can't think of why they would reject a finan
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by _eht 8y ago
I imagine more services will start popping up with API access on the road map.

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