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by compootr 2y ago
to protect your privacy from grammarly you fork over your data to openai?
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by compootr 2y ago
Right, but do you want these still usable devices to become e-waste? for those that can secure them properly (e,g air-gapping) why do we need to make old iot stuff non-functional bricks? something I'd be more ok with is to disable it,
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by compootr 2y ago
how much does it cost in a normal day?
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by compootr 2y ago
productivity tools are a bit crowded. Why does this set you apart from the others, except being a better trello?
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by compootr 2y ago
They did, until they mentioned they were speaking to Fastly. Then, bye bye proxying and protection! more of a goodbye than an ask :wink:
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by compootr 2y ago
> It’s a communication failure Ten thousand percent. When I read the article earlier they made the email something to the tune of "CF engineering says your account is seriously messing up our network. contact us to resolve this&quot
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by compootr 2y ago
when's XxToTheMoonxX coin coming to oai?!?
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by compootr 2y ago
WASM is such a cool technology to me but I don't work on anything that'd warrant it :( nice write-up!
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by compootr 2y ago
that's bass-ackwards reasoning. i can sign up with 500 <randomness>@<my domain> emails
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by compootr 2y ago
Rediculously cheap until their sales team shows up and says otherwise!
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by compootr 2y ago
found schrödinger's idiot
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by compootr 2y ago
gee, I wonder! I think there's one that's along the name of a mathematical table of values with a .org TLD...
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by compootr 2y ago
cool! using an iframe & whatever their JS API has I assume?
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by compootr 2y ago
Nice Design, however: 1. I don't understand why there's a pricing model for some CSS on forms. if I'm hosting the form & submission endpoint why do I need your backend (? not even sure what your role is here) 2. why not m
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by compootr 2y ago
Yes, and what about the possibility that an attacker already accessed this database and added themself as an employee? Would you rather to be prepared and do a full (well, for a govt agency, full enough) check on all people allowed to acces
166.
by compootr 2y ago
bruh. why did we need to involve llms? you could do a man pages on steroids — i.e explains what the args do a tiny asterisk is that llms will hallucinate and spit out bs
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by compootr 2y ago
What's your opinion on zxcvbn[0]? It dynamically analyzes a password's cracking time, score, and gives feedback based on the password. imo it's a pretty good ux if used right [0]: https://github.com/dropbox&#x
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by compootr 2y ago
not sure about you, but I don't really see much political stuff since I use adblocking (and don't really give a shit). When that fails, I mentally filter stuff out
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by compootr 2y ago
> but not that they outright police everybody that uses their service. Same. I think they're getting too big to care, or even to attempt to do so.
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by compootr 2y ago
github support is nil in my experiences
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by compootr 2y ago
It's like Costco's rotisserie chickens, a loss leader. They get your foot in the door, and (particularly techniques) eyeballs looking at ads for their hardware. Looking at their site[0], the minimum you can buy is 2, at a price of
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by compootr 2y ago
Of course, coming from vercel this is kinda disconnected from reality (and quite a bit AI-written) but: Tightly coupled frontends, or frontends that exist within the same codebase or deployment unit as your backend architecture, limit your
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by compootr 2y ago
precisely. Isn't every business that plus some custom stuff & employee time? i.e., isn't some business is just a kludge of FOSS heavyweights, say for example, when they write an app in some open source language, deploy it on a
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by compootr 2y ago
weren't jack black & jean norris (hank schrader) on there?
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by compootr 2y ago
https://archive.ph/Nwg1t
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by compootr 2y ago
also DDG has !bangs Even if I were to use Google, I'd remain with DDG (using '!g'!) so I can use other bangs
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Forewarn gives realtors access to buyers' histories with a phone number(therecord.media)
79 points by compootr 2y ago|65 comments
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by compootr 2y ago
> I understand it’s a startup, but all of this is just weird. You should watch Coffeezilla's video too. Rabbit is a big can of maggots and the tech is only the cherry on the shit stew
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by compootr 2y ago
An example I remember from a little while ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23832437
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by compootr 2y ago
What's sufficient depends on your threat model. Normal dude in a secure office? An auto-locking password manager would suffice. Someone that should be concerned with passwords in-memory is someone who believes another has full physical

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