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by bszupnick 6y ago
Shoutout to dmarcian.com. I don't work for them and am actually a new customer, but getting your domain safe from a DMARC perspective SOUNDS easy until you realize you do want SOME people "spoofing your emails". Mailgun, Send
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by bszupnick 6y ago
Something the author didn't mention (or maybe it's simply a specific case but I think demands explicit mention) is that it lowers the barrier of entry for new employees. I started a new job ~2 months ago and things that everyone t
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by bszupnick 6y ago
I'm very much against government (and corporate) spying, but as a mental gymnastic, why was this program a flop? Assuming it didn't stop one act of terror (as this article assumed/the judge ruled), why? We know that in the ha
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by bszupnick 6y ago
> Don't people from facebook see this'd increase the already existing polarization and information bubbles? Facebook isn't optimizing for the preservation of democratic norms or decrease of polarization; they're optim
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by bszupnick 6y ago
I kind of appreciate that they gave the option. If having X app is a blocker for someone to using the phone, instead of having it sit in my underwear drawer until that app is ready, I'd rather wait for later versions of the phone and m
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by bszupnick 6y ago
> Second, I cannot believe you are actually entertaining the idea of continuing to allow this person to live in your office, destroy walls, and destroy company equipment. Are you nuts? I wouldn't say OP is "nuts" rather ma
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by bszupnick 6y ago
This relates to the thread about the movie The Social Dilemma.
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by bszupnick 6y ago
It looks really great! I was only able to look at one page before having to get back to work, but I have a couple of things: 1) On ` https://themepage.co/pricing` in the `free` plan you write both "1 websites" and
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by bszupnick 6y ago
At least with Roam you can always export it to org-mode format so you have the power to update regularly and you're data will never be lost.
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by bszupnick 6y ago
> You would get a different sound from the different types of security pins I'm not sure that's true...it may be true, but it hasn't been looked into. Also 99% of security pins are in the driver pins which aren't th
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by bszupnick 6y ago
I've worked on a large-scale micro-service architecture and I had a great time! I don't "pick a side" of this almost idealistic argument, but I do have some pushback for you: 1) You're right that there aren't m
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by bszupnick 6y ago
Any specific resources to recommend?
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by bszupnick 6y ago
Yeah I had the same disappointed feeling but maybe it's a sign of features to come? This is a small initial rollout of a future more expansive feature? Just conjecture.
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by bszupnick 6y ago
Honestly I didn't notice the domain name, and I actually thought the author was being quite understanding by saying things like "This is inevitable and unavoidable and entirely excusable. Everybody blows up, every DNS provider in
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by bszupnick 6y ago
Exactly what I was thinking, but I think that a/b test "feature" is mostly framed (and thus used?) for BI purposes as opposed to "let's see if this breaks". Don't get me wrong, where I work they definitely
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by bszupnick 6y ago
I live in Israel and always felt terrible for tourists who accidentally got stuck! Depending where you are you can end up with no public transportation, no grocery stores, restaurants, shops, museums, anything!
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by bszupnick 6y ago
Not a rabbi, but I am Jewish. A specific segment of Jews (namely Ultra-Orthodox) have quite a complicated relationship with the internet. On one hand, that community has experienced the positives of this technology, but they also VERY much
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by bszupnick 6y ago
Same can be said about most cloud platforms that programmers would store their code. "What if Google Cloud shuts down", "What if service X changes their API", "What if your CI/CD provider makes a breaking chang
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by bszupnick 6y ago
I think it's part of a larger trend of outsourcing logic/services to outside SaaSs. Reminds me of that image posted here on HN of a spider-web of all of the SaaS products that just one company used centered around Salesforce. For
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by bszupnick 6y ago
If you pass by reference the heavy object won't be dropped. If your goal is to drop a heavy object, this is a cool way to do it.
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by bszupnick 6y ago
This code doesn't duplicate it. In Rust when a variable is sent as an argument to a function it's "ownership" moves to be in the scope of that function. https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch04-01-what-is
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by bszupnick 6y ago
As someone who worked as a pen-tester, security is almost ALWAYS at odds with convenience. Making better security less and less inconvenient is the name of the game. Even if 100% security would be as easy as ticking a box, though, the fact
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by bszupnick 7y ago
To clarify, the Dead Sea Scrolls are not forgeries. These specific (what were though to be) copies/additional fragments that this one museum bought are forgeries, but the Dead Sea Scrolls are real.
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by bszupnick 7y ago
I'm definitely not in the dating scene, but I just love the novel approach to what feels like a dead horse. Awesome job!
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by bszupnick 7y ago
I was one of two developers who built a large micro-service system from scratch. It was the correct way to do it given the requirements and limitations. The dev-ops overhead was HUGE. Handling multiple repositories, versions, version-depend
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by bszupnick 7y ago
Refactoring by Martin Fowler. He takes you through a piece of code and refactors it all into smaller and more usable parts explaining what he's doing along the way. He does this with two difference pieces of code, if I recall correctly
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by bszupnick 7y ago
Am I missing something, or is it insane that there are companies profiting and hacks thrown together to decipher how much you're going to pay AWS at the end of the month?
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by bszupnick 7y ago
Not just are libraries free, but going once often begets going again i.e. if you take out a book, you have to return it. I know there are other uses for a library, and I wonder the percentage of trips to the library to take out books vs. ot
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by bszupnick 7y ago
I've been searching for something like this for Dance Dance Revolution. The only thing I've found was old forums that are now outdated. I was visiting NYC and searched for any DDR machines left. The last one was in ESPN Zone but t

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