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by antran22 3y ago
This should be less frequent and IMHO, under many circumstance, you are protected by consumer law (citation needed). You also have more freedom when picking the domain name (fuckmicrosoft.co is less than 2$ on GoDaddy, but good luck trying
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by antran22 3y ago
This is a misleading title. Not to attack the merit of the project (it's can still be used to host stuffs), this is not free domain, this is free subdomain. The main difference is that I don't own the subdomain, and should the org
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by antran22 3y ago
IMHO serving those malware sample directly on a website is a bit unwise. The thing is, a true bad actor can still publish an encrypted .zip file of a malware under an innocent front and manipulate the users to decrypt the file, unknowingly
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by antran22 3y ago
You have to agree that verifying a website is free from a malware is not possible, while verifying that it has a malware is easy. If I play devil's advocate and say that: 1. A bad actor is publishing a malware at example.com/malw
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by antran22 3y ago
No I agree with your point and was addressing other blind anti-Google sentiment. While middle-finger to Google for their inhumane ad-based business model, we have to admit that they are doing what they are expected to do in this exact scena
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by antran22 3y ago
It all boil down to trust. He gave it to somebody he trust, who also have their stake in PayPal. If you couldn't even trust the General Legal Counsel of your company, a secrets key might not be the thing you needed to worry about then.
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by antran22 3y ago
The fact remains is web platforms are in every way at the mercy of Google to be reachable to their clients. Chrome (which your clients most definitely will be using) has full power to decide if your website is malicious, but you don't
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by antran22 3y ago
Vietnamese here. Crypto best use case here is usually fast and small international transaction (beside speculation etc.) For daily commerce, we have instant, free, cross-bank transfer. All popular banks provide e-banking apps with fast tran
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by antran22 4y ago
I would say that you should build the MVP, as a side project only. Take care that what you do won't use any company resource to build. Don't quit until you are sure this will work, or you are going to burn a very well paid bridge.
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by antran22 4y ago
The first one I searched for: https://bAIble.com/bible.html?book=Ezekiel&chapter=25&verse=...
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by antran22 4y ago
The branching in PlanetScale is for schemas (your team branch out to develop your database, and merge the branch when new development has completed)
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by antran22 4y ago
Has anyone tried installing Linux on a Chromebook machine? I see that there are a few Chromebook tablet, but I am not sure that the support for this setup would be prevalent now.
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Ask HN: Any beginner-friendly, low-cost approach to building a Linux tablet?
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by antran22 5y ago
Also to refute your point here, I would say that there's not really that many project maintainers that just totally go rogue and kill the whole project. An event that was most similar to what I describe here is the Freenode boogaloo, a
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by antran22 5y ago
I think we are straying from the point of FOSS once we talk about money. If I start a new open source project, it will be my gift to the world, and I expect to gain nothing from it financially. If Google make a billion bucks from my project
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by antran22 5y ago
The point of open source is people can use it freely. A better project, which hits the right spots will naturally attract financial and technical support, both from the companies and the community. It is really just a free market, where the
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by antran22 5y ago
The thing is, if the new project maintainers go against the community, but the community really need to use it, the community will just fork out a new path and move on. If the project is really open source.
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by antran22 5y ago
There also is a similar story of such in my country. There was this guy who wrote a short and it was included in the national textbook. The guy's son (or grandson, I can't recount exactly) was assigned to analyse that short and th