cl0rkster

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by cl0rkster 6y ago
i'll help. can i get paid too?
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by cl0rkster 6y ago
sounds like they are serious about making an interoperability layer between older programming constructs so you can run .net core code on older frameworks am i missing something other than the politics? admittedly this is pure speculation (
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by cl0rkster 6y ago
peace
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by cl0rkster 6y ago
I should have added context. I just believe there ARE SUCH THINGS as intelligent questions that show a desire to learn.
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by cl0rkster 6y ago
"Even a fool is wise who knows when to keep his mouth shut" -Proverbs "I know it's a much better decision to shut yo' mouth When you don't know what you talkin' 'bout Than to validate what everybody a
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by cl0rkster 7y ago
TOS is too vague a term and too broad to cover the complexities that proper legislation in the matter would require. Not to mention, I can write anything I want in my TOS, but you can't enforce illegal terms. People know bad action li
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by cl0rkster 7y ago
Be careful using things other than toilet paper if you're flushing it... Especially on a septic system. There are many examples of people doing this test with identical results. With alternate products, you are going to need a garbag
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by cl0rkster 7y ago
Seems to me that it's unlikely the toilet paper producers are perpetually running at 100% factory output. Something tells me they will respond by increasing production. Why? Because they are seeing enormous sales currently. Of course t
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by cl0rkster 7y ago
This is a bit of an old trope. "Size matters". I'm not defending the American ISP abominations like interference in allowing municipal fiber to be built, and denying access to poles so new competitors can't access public
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by cl0rkster 7y ago
>If so, let’s refactor our code to be type-safe. And eliminate all possible exceptions that can happen here with mypy. All possible exceptions eliminated when calling doSomethingComplex(). Perhaps I'm missing something here and this
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by cl0rkster 7y ago
Yes, when people lack morals, you are correct. In a world where your every word, thought, and idea isn't pre-chewed and then fed into your brain through some form of lighted rectangle, that is completely false. There's a very good
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by cl0rkster 7y ago
It's absolutely cruel and unusual punishment. The American Constitution forbids this. I've only spent three days straight in a county solitary cell for a silly threat to a judge. In that scenario, it was a glass walled cell in th
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by cl0rkster 7y ago
https://matomo.org/faq/how-to-install/faq_116/ Just searched "nginx 1st party analytics"
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by cl0rkster 7y ago
I don't understand why first-party analytics and JavaScript aren't more popular, but I suppose it's a matter of cost in the serverless and freemium world. But for VC stuff... There are plenty of pre-built analytics kits out
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by cl0rkster 7y ago
It absolutely doesn't need to lead to negative outcome... if the government simply lays out rules for fairness and enforces them. The problem is when they get themselves so bureaucratically involved in something that there is no freedo
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by cl0rkster 7y ago
I'm not sure you fully grasp what your opponent means and why they mean it when they say "free markets." As an ideal in the market place of ideas, free markets as a concept aren't ever created by ADDING regulation. Free
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by cl0rkster 7y ago
This post starts by telling it's lauded idea of not single threading large purchasing decisions. It's simply irresponsible not to. Even the poster knows that, and that's why he thanks God that another C-level actually showed
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by cl0rkster 7y ago
Worth noting that firebase (Google) provides a similar service. It's entirely free to host static websites. Definitely ends up on a cdn and definitely uses static compression. Ssl certs even get auto handled.
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by cl0rkster 9y ago
That is awesome to hear that there is a self-hosted version. I was reading through your docs hoping to find something like that. Is there somewhere on your site that I missed which gives more details about this?
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by cl0rkster 9y ago
I'm not sure that logrocket belongs on such a "security" checklist. While I understand the value that they propose to offer, I'm not sure that wholesale recording your users' sessions and then sending them to a thi
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by cl0rkster 9y ago
According to the AP stylebook, "pro-life" would need to be replaced with "anti-abortion" because that is more neutral and carries fewer weighted connotations with it. I would suspect a large population would disagree wit
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by cl0rkster 9y ago
I originally read about this in the post you linked. There were some great charts in that article showing how performance has changed throughout the version of Firefox. I only clicked this article because I was hoping to see a direct comp
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by cl0rkster 9y ago
A much more useful explanation: https://press.swarm.city/parity-multisig-wallet-exploit-hits...
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Ask HN: What to do with a hosting provider whose SOC II report has lapsed?
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by cl0rkster 9y ago
That is almost true. However, transferring value between cryptos is trivial and at least Monero and zcash allow you to tumble your transactions and essentially completely disguise the inputs and outputs from anyone trying to search the publ
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by cl0rkster 9y ago
From what I read, any holder of a private key that is accepted as authoritative can add data to the chain at will and without restriction. The consensus algorithm would then allow that user to rewrite the entirety of the blockchain at will