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by ayewo 2y ago
Can you share more details about your external storage setup?
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by ayewo 2y ago
Mind sharing which brand you use for external storage?
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by ayewo 2y ago
That's fascinating! Do you have a source for this where I can read more?
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by ayewo 2y ago
> I thought I recognized your username, I remember jailbreaking the original iPhone on IRC with you helping :) Yep, same author of Cydia [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cydia
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by ayewo 2y ago
I hear you. In a situation where the person's parents are hoping their child will be the first to be university educated with the hope that their education would help them break the cycle of poverty (i.e. they are not university educat
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by ayewo 2y ago
> Your parents should've taught you those things, and if they didn't do that they failed you. Please be charitable. Your comment is unnecessarily mean. Unless you know the commenter personally, I don't think anyone can dia
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by ayewo 2y ago
That’s pretty neat, thanks for linking to Coelux’s video. Apparently the video was recorded in 2014 so they’ve been around for at least 10years now.
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by ayewo 2y ago
For a moment there, I thought you were the grand parent commenter's uncle :). Nice work on the mapping project, monsieur Paul Heersink.
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by ayewo 2y ago
That's really interesting. Care to share a link to 1 or 2 real world examples of this that you've seen? Or even better, examples of how one would write such locks in JS that would be effective against these type of race conditions
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by ayewo 2y ago
Thanks for linking directly to the specific line number in the Compiler.java [1] code referenced in the original article. Not sure why they have that if statement that always evaluates to true: if(true)//!LOADER.isBound())
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by ayewo 2y ago
Interesting article. 1. I’m having a bit of trouble parsing this paragraph: > The reason eval loads a new classloader every time is justified as dynamically generated classes cannot be garbage collected as long as the classloader is ref
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by ayewo 2y ago
Well done on getting your project linked here again on HN. > I was wondering why I was seeing plenty of people from github on my meditation website so I checked HN, hi! I'm curious: how did you notice this? You happened to be view
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by ayewo 2y ago
Another thing AWS did that was really out there back then was to allow on-the-go, only pay for what you use workloads. EC2 instances were billed per hour instead of per month.
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by ayewo 2y ago
Were you thinking of Key Values https://www.keyvalues.com/ ? Founded by Lynne Tye.
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by ayewo 2y ago
I enjoyed your article! You should consider submitting this to the 2nd chance pool ( https://news.ycombinator.com/pool ) by emailing dang (hn@ycombinator.com).
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by ayewo 2y ago
Thanks for checking. I realize now that I wasn’t clear in my original comment. My use case was to bring up a Windows instance using instance storage as the root device instead using of EBS which is the default root device. I wanted to run s
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by ayewo 2y ago
Instance storage can be incredibly fast for certain workloads but it's a shame AWS doesn't offer instance storage on Windows EC2 instances. Instance storage seems to only be available for (large) Linux EC2 instances.
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by ayewo 2y ago
For others who may not be familiar with O&O, O&O properties = Owned and Operated (web) properties https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Owned-and-operated_station
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by ayewo 2y ago
Agreed that finding solutions is a good step forward. There’s even a (paid) tool that can bulk delete tweets for you. https://tweetdeleter.com/
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by ayewo 2y ago
> People's imaginations run far ahead of reality. Can you really blame people for that when the company in question has been enmeshed in a case like this [1] involving Chrome. 1: https://www.reuters.com/legal/go
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by ayewo 2y ago
No wonder. Of all the languages I code in in VSCode, Golang is the most frustrating to use as I can’t jump to definitions with Cmd + Click the way I can in JS, PHP or Java. It there a decent alternative for Golang on the Visual Studio Cod
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by ayewo 2y ago
> I cannot remember ever entering my phone number into it, or establishing an Authy account of any kind. Is there some other way they would have acquired my phone number? Entering your phone number was mandatory. This was what turned me
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by ayewo 2y ago
We all get to have only one mom and moms dont live forever. So once someone’s mom passes away, you can’t really fool them with 1 or dozens of message from other moms anyway.
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by ayewo 2y ago
Is there really an IntelliJ iDea (Ultimate) Community Edition outside of Android Studio? I’ve also tried to use their products but by the time I need to, my 30-day has already expired so I just stick with Eclipse and VSCode.
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by ayewo 2y ago
I think you copy-pasted the wrong URL in your first link. Should be https://slack.engineering/balancing-old-tricks-with-new-feat...
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by ayewo 2y ago
There are a number of ways you could approach this. 1. Post here on HN. On the 1st work day of every month, the whoishiring bot posts 3 Ask HN threads and you can use the Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer? thread to post an ad stat
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by ayewo 2y ago
> .. . and private contracted security reviews. How you find those? Or this type of work finds you based on your activity on competitive security review sites?
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by ayewo 2y ago
1. For the 2nd issue you found, was the amount you redeemed after being paid really up to $2m USD? 2. From your other comments elsewhere in this thread, it sounds like you are a full-time bounty hunter, correct?
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by ayewo 2y ago
> (often with direct ip instead of domain name, so no https there anyway). Real-world counter example of an IP address available over https: https://1.1.1.1
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by ayewo 2y ago
It’s not that the gp is trying to avoid being secure. It’s that for a service that you only have a need for, a few times a year, mandating 2FA is an unnecessary hassle that can lead to user frustration. I’ve experienced the same with Gitlab

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