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10y ago
autofill actually annoys me, which is why it's one of the first things i disable when setting up my browser(s)
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10y ago
from what I remember on their demo at some point was they had some cool instant-translation and other stuff built in... forgive the comparison: but much like bots that would do work as you typed. I haven't seen (or noticed) this kind o
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avh02
10y ago
no, but I expect to read messages sent while my laptop was on standby.
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Multiple DNS: Synchronising Dyn to AWS Route 53
(theguardian.com)
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10y ago
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avh02
10y ago
you would think the EFF would have a better scanner.
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10y ago
hindsight is 20/20 - but I'm awefully surprised that this would not be detected by the backend/backoffice systems processing cards.
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avh02
10y ago
"2 of my good friends moved here" 'here' - the internet is not one place. I'm going to assume US, but come on dude.
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10y ago
I've always thought about expanding on this and just keeping a constantly-updating cache of any DNS requests I make (Where the system keeps them and serves them even after expiry if not updateable). The only problem is this seems be a
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10y ago
while they may not be changing their codebase twice a year, code can evolve enough to be hard to recognize, especially in big, intermingled (i.e: poor) codebases which interact with other systems (can someone say microservices?) Small thing
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10y ago
> DigiCert's IP to serve revocation lists Forgive my ignorance, but does this mean that Russian internet user's browsers would not be aware of revocations? Or is there another way on this one? Edit: obviously only mean revocati
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10y ago
Man, I'm always surprised there aren't more pissed off BB developers. It was a horrible experience, and I agree that it's their stubbornness and unwillingness to improve and go all the NIH-syndrome that ended them up here. If
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10y ago
this is the comment I was looking for. not only do they do this (which is not a good excuse), they also BEG you to put in your phone number every other day. I've seen websites (I believe it was netflix) which ask for your phone number
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Why employees lie and companies make dumb decisions – And how we plan to fix it
(medium.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
At a previous job I was asked to debug a large (inefficient) cronjob that was suddenly taking 24+ hours instead of the usual ~8 hours. (We had just migrated infrastructures but noticed this days later) Being relatively new to that particula
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Writing a Slack Application
(arahayrabedian.github.io)
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10y ago
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10y ago
ADS-B signals (from my limited knowledge) are transmitted by aircraft showing some basic data like location, altitude, speed, callsign, aircraft model and a few other things. They only have a range of a few hundred kilometers so a website t
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10y ago
the iPhone was not a new idea, though it was quite an evolutionary leap.
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10y ago
a naive question: would sending this code through an obfuscater not mess up this methodology? (other than lib identification) It clearly hasn't happened here, but wouldn't that be a reasonable step to cover tracks given this kind
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10y ago
ah, overlapping use of the word 'service' here. I meant the internal server service/process (e.g: uwsgi) if it doesn't watch for changes. I think restarting an entire container for such small-scale changes is a bit much.
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10y ago
yeah, the tools have some way to go, I did have issues with virtualenvs like you mentioned but given how fast the docker ecosystem has developed, I expect them to make it there soon enough.
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Setting Up Your Development Environment with Docker Compose
(blog.dubizzle.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
I'm really surprised by no mention of the tripods trilogy by John Christopher. Only managed to gift it once. Don't think they even read it :( Truly a phenomenal story IMO https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Trip