bombolo

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by bombolo 3y ago
They will presume the before traffic was bots? Unless they also see a drop in sales or ads they won't notice.
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by bombolo 3y ago
> Just use Chrome with uBlock Origin. Until they ban adblockers for good…
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by bombolo 3y ago
You're assuming website owners are aware of the issue… How would they know? Cloudflare is just telling them it blocked a bunch of bots.
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by bombolo 3y ago
cloudflare blocks me every time I open an incognito window. No VPN, just having no cookie towards a domain automatically means I'm a bot…
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by bombolo 3y ago
I'm personally annoyed by 2FA. Most importantly, as a normal person, I'm more inclined to go through security hoops with internet banking and payments, and much less so for every single website that exists.
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by bombolo 3y ago
Website owners can just stop using cloudflare though…
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by bombolo 3y ago
pypi doesn't require 2fa to upload. They use 2fa to login onto the website and make you create a token. After that you just save the token within your project and have a script to upload new versions.
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by bombolo 3y ago
> WhatsApp end-to-end encryption or even better so they claim… not that fb has ever given us a reason to trust them.
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by bombolo 3y ago
Never heard of it. Perhaps not in the entire europe?
100.
by bombolo 3y ago
How can google maps monetize when openstreetmaps exists?
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by bombolo 3y ago
Yes I'm sure the invisible hand will magically make them decent, lol. Enjoy your fantasies mr internet bully :D
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by bombolo 3y ago
I get a strong feeling that you're an ableist and generally an asshole.
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by bombolo 3y ago
Ah, a firm believer in the bullshit of the invisible hand! I find horoscopes to be much more science based to be honest. > your little town or wherever you live is just lame I'm sure you're aware that the term "lame"
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by bombolo 3y ago
Eh, in Italy an inability to correctly pronounce the R letter is normally associated with "rich asshole".
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by bombolo 3y ago
Cool, I will soon need to replace my hard drive, I can give it a try.
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by bombolo 3y ago
I'm sure there are bakeries from here to the 400km away one. But even if they are 5km, why bother? Unless the nearby one is so bad that it can't be considered altogether.
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by bombolo 3y ago
That was google's demo for the AI in gmail. You write 3 words explaining what you want to say to an AI, which inflates it; and on the other side another AI goes back to hopefully the same 3 words that were originally written. Tons of p
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by bombolo 3y ago
No worries, it's full of bots that like random repos to confuse the detection systems about the account being a bot.
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by bombolo 3y ago
> A baker with a website and an online presence is finding more customers than a baker who only exists in the real world. Oh yeah there's a nice bakery 400km from here… I'll just go there rather than the usual one down the stre
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by bombolo 3y ago
I'm still full of spam anyway. Especially in my work email.
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by bombolo 3y ago
And they are all needed at the same time?
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by bombolo 3y ago
It's responsive but most people aren't so technically skilled. I have a game that works fine with proton on one machine, but doesn't on another machine. But works fine with windows on both machines. I tried for hours to get i
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by bombolo 3y ago
Are you replying to something else? They claimed that they'd need a different implementation per distribution. Which makes no sense. It's just open()/ioctl_tty()/read()/write(), all of which are in the libc of every
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by bombolo 3y ago
Yep. But they are so completely ignorant about linux that they probably even believe that nonsense excuse is real.
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by bombolo 3y ago
Another layer on top of another layer, on top of another layer, that ultimately uses pip. Of course! People want to replace pip with poetry, despite poetry being just an extra layer of complication on top of pip.
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by bombolo 3y ago
If your software requires 2 different versions of the same library, there is something deeply wrong with it.
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by bombolo 3y ago
once a developer from a company whose device i had bought, told me they couldn't support linux because every distribution had a different way to open a serial port and read data.
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by bombolo 3y ago
proton is good, but it's not nearly that good.
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by bombolo 3y ago
To make a windows bootable USB you need windows. Doing dd (or cp) will make a device that boots the installer but ultimately will fail to install.
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by bombolo 3y ago
except that there's tens of them and each implementation requires a specific one.

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