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3y ago
Yes, I am the bad guy for defending my sites from being defaced and my clients private data stolen from the bad actors coming from those two countries specifically. It is totally me making the internet a shittier place. If only I had the st
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archerx
3y ago
No, I will not be giving a scan of my eye. So this is going to be a hard pass.
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3y ago
I block China and Turkey from some of my websites to reduce bots and hacking attempts, does this make me a bad person for discriminating or should I have to tolerate the script kiddies, ddosing and exploit searches? I’m not defending google
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3y ago
I remember someone a while back tried to pass off a script as being A.I. generated when it clearly wasn't and I thought to myself, will we need to develop a reverse Turing test? Of course some one already thought of that; https:/
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3y ago
Over engineered frameworks that try to solve everyone’s problems at the same time in exchange for terrible performance.
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archerx
3y ago
Thank you for the laugh, I can imagine someone running untested chatGPT code on prod and this actually happening.
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archerx
3y ago
I'm working on something similar that can be tried for free without signing up; https://regexgpt.app/tool/coverletter/ The idea is to remix your current cover letter by using the company's description an
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archerx
3y ago
So just like Wallstreet?
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3y ago
I like making things (air quality monitors, web nfc login, automated garden, power monitor and etc) with microcontrollers like the Raspberry Pi Pico, the only real choices are C/C++ or some flavor of Python. I really do not like Python
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3y ago
Do people have short memories? Nvidia did a lot of shady stuff during the crypto boom, they made dedicated mining cards [1], they even software gimped gaming cards to force people to buy their mining cards as well[2]. Nvidia is a shitty ant
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3y ago
That literally feels like the JavaScript ecosystem we have today and the past few years. New frameworks almost every week...
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3y ago
They have pretty much killed messenger for me, I used it everyday to chat with most of my friends but now its bloated and filled with ads so we moved on to different platforms. Its too bad because I loved messenger but now I only open it on
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3y ago
I fully stand by my words. It fun that you didn’t show the tone of the parent messages, I’m sure for no reason at all ;)
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3y ago
Yes.
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3y ago
My account on reddit is 17 years old, I have watched reddit go from being a smart, nice place where people share knowledge and experiences to a narcissistic black hole of snark and cringe and the new tone was set by the mods. The only sub I
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3y ago
The reddit mods are getting what they deserve, they turned reddit into a cancerous echo chamber where the slightest hint of wrong think will get you banned. They made their bed now they get to sleep in it. Karma is sweet and as someone once
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3y ago
Nice, thanks for the reply!
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3y ago
Nice, how’s the performance? The cheapest digitalocean x86 single core cpu is a lot faster than a quad core pi or tinkerbord. I know it’s not the same as an arm server cpu but how much difference is there?
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3y ago
I have been developing on ARM servers for a while. I use Raspberry Pis and Tinkerboards as dev and staging servers and push releases to an x86-64 server on digital ocean. With docker it has been pretty easy, docker-compose usually finds the
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3y ago
I can understand a little bit this mentality if you're working for yourself as a one person start up with your runway quickly drying up but to sacrifice your life for a soulless corporation who couldn't care less if you died the n
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3y ago
Ironically Firefox was the "un-Mozillaed" version of the Mozilla browser back in the day and Firefox was released as the lean, unbloated, very fast version of the Mozilla browser and now we have come full circle. I have stopped us
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3y ago
The intention of the post is to get people to buy photos/book (with a convenient amazon affiliate link) that should be free and in the public domain so yes, it is an ad.
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3y ago
I'm sure microsoft would absolutely love that! and that's why it should never happen.
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3y ago
Maybe it could have a good effect ironically, the problem with Reddit's moderation is the actual moderators. They mostly seem to be self righteous narcissists and have been the cancer killing reddit for the past decade. Purging them al
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3y ago
That's the story of my life, unless you speak French you will probably pronounce my name wrong, no matter how many times I repeat it and help people pronounce it, I don't get mad nor think it's rude, it's kind of amusing
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3y ago
7 Billion people wearing t-shirts vs 2 statues, not the same, sorry. There are laws for offensive shirts though so yes, specific t-shirts can cause emotional suffering and could land the person wearing it in a lot of trouble based on hate s
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3y ago
Forcing people to look at very large ugly corporate statues because you have bad taste and too much money is profoundly selfish.
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3y ago
Well in that case, I'm sure I can depend on some anonymous friendly neighborhood vandals to deal with these crimes against taste and art. The thing with graffiti is it is not protected, if someone makes an awful piece someone can just
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3y ago
You see, I am not a thing/object so apples/oranges.
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3y ago
If that is the case I should be allowed to remix it, repaint and re-sculpt it into something better, it is a public space and we have options after all?
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