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crazysim
4y ago
Not with a 1GB (!!!!!!) inbox.
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4y ago
On android they did the asshole thing and detected if the notifications were disabled and turned off smile. No ios hiding the true notification state there.
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crazysim
4y ago
The man has a name.
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4y ago
Maybe there's a way to have a secret in GitHub actions that can decrypt the browser-side-encrypted code.
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4y ago
How could they stay on free dynos? You can't be running on a free dyno 24/7. It's like 16/7 or something.
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4y ago
I think there may be a space for super-large multi-GB files served from static storage being accessible from SQlite as well. Another one would be this full-text search of a 43GB SQLite database of Wikipedia's full text search: http:&#
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4y ago
I think for most DRM they are stored and distributed pre-encrypted. Encryption isn't performed on these servers, they just shove bytes out.
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4y ago
That's exactly what GitHub did with their own keys and their new keys fit this format. https://github.blog/2021-04-05-behind-githubs-new-authentica...
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4y ago
GA'd https://blog.cloudflare.com/r2-ga/
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4y ago
There's a web browser version of datasette called datasette-lite which runs on Python ported to WASM with Pyodide which can load SQLite databases. I grafted the enhanced lazyFile implementation from emscripten and then from this implem
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4y ago
There’s a dumb tv or pro mode on Sony tvs. Never used it though.
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4y ago
I'm guessing this won't work for sites where a real device is mandated. I believe on Vanguard, they were enforcing only permitting real Yubikey devices with real Yubikey certificates.
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4y ago
It can't legally drive on some small residential roads.
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4y ago
I don't know why my memory jogged to the old ruby on rails screencasts but I suppose there's nothing stopping IDEs from jumping to the FROM section of a query and then returning you back to the SELECT in some sort of "macro&q
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4y ago
Did apple lose their courage? Maybe they should throw a dialog not unlike the 32-bit x86 deprecation
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4y ago
The cloudformation job will more than likely dwarf the tsc overhead from cdk stuff being a mono package.
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Bricking a GCP Project for 100 years with the storage.buckets.update permission
(issuetracker.google.com)
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4y ago
Be careful giving users access to manage buckets in GCP. It is possible to lock a project for 100 years and if you have petabytes or whatever in there, you are stuck with it for 100 years. Not sure if support can recover it, but if they don
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4y ago
They try to really degrade GitHub though to encourage non-GitHub use and probably weaning off of it. clones, pulls, etc. are very slow and unreliable and it's definitely not due to the size or reliability of the pipes.
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4y ago
Unlike aws-nuke, there seem to be actual automated tests here for this tool. That's really neat! Though, I do feel the project reaches out to quite a lot of IAAS's for its level of current maintenance, which seems to be somewhat z
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4y ago
Except for stuff like C/C++
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4y ago
Seems to 404 or 500 for me. Someone’s not ironically DDOSing this, are they?
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4y ago
It's like one of those anti-achievements. Like the infamous "The exact opposite of your job" achievement.
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4y ago
Are they real whales or are they "whales"? Could it be possible that the "whales" are provided with fake money to lose?
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4y ago
maybe there's a way to include those words like "bl0ckchain" and "crypt0" or even similar looking cyrillic letters eg: сrʏpto ʙloϲkchain from https://www.irongeek.com/homoglyph-attack-generator.php
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4y ago
They've moved from robots.txt to blocking by headers.
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4y ago
I think some of those 90% people might pay for major pirated Plex server operations.
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I really hope FreeTaxUSA improves their investment sales stuff, maybe with import capabilities or something. If you go for the unsummarized information, you don't have to mail anything. Unfortunately, you gave to go through a ton of sc
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Show HN: GTR, Toolkit to backup Google Takeout at 6GB/s+ to Azure
(github.com)
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5y ago
Yes. GHA V1 seemed to run on GCP but the one we know nowadays runs on Azure and was built post-MS and extracted from Azure DevOps's Pipelines.
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