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Tallinn-Helsinki tunnel proposed by Vesterbacka, funded by Chinese capital(hs.fi)
1 points by clon 8y ago|0 comments
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by clon 8y ago
I cannot find any any information on how this data is sanitized. /safe/path/$hostname.key $hostname = ../../etc/some/secret /safe/path/../../etc/some/secret.ke
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by clon 8y ago
Issuing SAN-s with multiple tenants on the same certificate, even if the substantial technical problems were overcame, would make our clients reach for pitchforks and torches. > You make a single API call with the name of the hostname yo
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by clon 8y ago
We do that as well for the cheaper packages. But serious users insist on a our-service.client.com "vanity" scheme, which is easy enough with CNAME records, apart from TLS that adds significant cost. For example, Application Load B
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by clon 8y ago
I was pretty excited until I saw the screenshot where you would have have to choose the certificate. If you run a multi-tenant system that services N "vanity" domains (where N is around the same number as your users on a $5/m
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by clon 8y ago
Live textual feed: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/live/2019/jan/15/brexit...
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MPs start historic voting on Brexit deal(bbc.com)
3 points by clon 8y ago|0 comments
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by clon 8y ago
These photos are astounding! What time of the year was your visit?
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by clon 8y ago
The way a $2500 optional paint job comes out of the factory would not be acceptable for any "legacy" car manufacturer. Painting is a solved problem, even for a price point much lower than that of the Model 3.
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Tesla Model 3 Quality Problems(youtube.com)
4 points by clon 8y ago|2 comments
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by clon 8y ago
This is a horrific idea. I thought I am immune to this kind of exploit thanks to my technical knowledge. Not so, nearly. I once found a good price on skyscanner.com that directed me a site called BookingHouse, that in turn used a "man-
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by clon 8y ago
I would just sniff the UserAgent and replace the images with a miniature version of the graphic and a big "Visit JGuitar.com for the proper experience".
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by clon 8y ago
She was in no position, as a job applicant, to be dictating the company as to what sort of an app they should be using to interview her. They used an online pre-screening tool called Videolind [1] which actually pretty cool. But that is my
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by clon 8y ago
From wikipedia [1]: Firefox for iOS is a browser from Mozilla, for the Apple iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch mobile devices.[5] It is the first Firefox branded browser not to use the Gecko layout engine as is used in Firefox for desktop and mob
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by clon 8y ago
I will buy an iPhone the day I can choose a different rendering engine for my browser. Or, at minimum, Safari stops being a turd. Just yesterday I watched hilariously how a friend tried to do an online job interview on her iPad. But no Medi
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by clon 8y ago
I am sure it also helps tourism. I'm definitely putting this on my bucket list when going to Spain next time.
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by clon 8y ago
I skimmed this entire article thinking it is a clever tongue-in-cheek piece, and found it hilarious, only to realise that it was from 1997 and written sincerely. Wow, I wish I could get back those hours drawing complex tables and placing 1x
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by clon 8y ago
> One should use a digital ID card to apply to register a company. The founders sign the registration of the company with their personal digital ID. The company is then registered. To apply for a domain name for a company should be digit
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by clon 8y ago
https://neomutt.org/ The guy is absolutely right. Mutt is not a gimmick like ascii video on terminal. It actually makes a lot of sense as an email client and is surprisingly ergonomic. I also enjoy the fact that my config i
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by clon 8y ago
On the other hand, the society does not have a $DEITY granted right to benefit from the creations of an author, material or immaterial. The fact that in one case the creation is easily reproducible with almost zero marginal costs, speaks no
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by clon 8y ago
Nothing stopping from renting out the house in your lifetime, only to leave it for your children once you cease to be.
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by clon 8y ago
That is kind of the point - why is the dad who wields a pencil going to have to leave his children in a worse position than a dad who wielded a hammer.
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by clon 8y ago
Lazy rich child A's dad built a house, which he and his children can benefit from for marginal costs (maintenance, taxes). Lazy rich child B's dad wrote some music, which he and his children can benefit from for marginal costs (pu
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by clon 8y ago
That seems really promising, especially configuring pipelines with API calls. Many wheels may be left uninvented. Thank you for making your work available!
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by clon 8y ago
Looks like this could be useful for webhooks delivery, a problem our team is working on at the moment. We have 100's of tenants, each of which could get their own stream with some delivery guarantees set. If one tenant's endpoint
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Mailgun API, SMTP and control panel are down(status.mailgun.com)
3 points by clon 8y ago|0 comments
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by clon 8y ago
I had managed to instill into my brain that Webpack is the JS moving target du jour. I am blown away that it has already been "surpassed" before our team managed to even have a serious review of it. Parcel it is then.
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[Mozilla] Stand Up for Copyright in the Digital Age(changecopyright.org)
1 points by clon 8y ago|0 comments
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by clon 8y ago
That is a really good way to visualize that! Once you zoom out you can see the repeating patterns though..
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by clon 8y ago
Isaac Arthur made a compendium called Civilizations at the End of Time [1] that goes into this territory. This guy, in my opinion, goes above and beyond even your typical hard scifi. Can't recommend highly enough. [1] https:/&#x2

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