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by creeble 4y ago
In my case, 20 years. No change in API calls in that time. Very few errors, except in the early days. I hate them because of the complexity of the solution (I needed a relationship with a separate "payment processor" that has chan
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by creeble 4y ago
But I could put my weather station and TPMS readings on the internet, for free?
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by creeble 4y ago
Ford, Chrysler, Bloomberg - I'm not sure what you mean by "can't typically be trademarked". If Nissan Motors believed they could win via UDRP, why haven't they?
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by creeble 4y ago
>Nissan.com is just another example sadly. Example of what? The car company never won a UDRP case against Mr Nissan.
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by creeble 4y ago
Supposedly today is the day that even the small carriers that were previously exempt from not having to comply with STIR/SHAKEN will now have to. But its meaninglessness is demonstrated by the fact that I have received two spam calls (
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by creeble 4y ago
How long does it take for them to check the link? I sent an email with a unique link in it to my @Outlook.com account 6hrs ago, and there have been no visits to the link. The email is in my inbox (though I have not opened it). Does this onl
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by creeble 4y ago
How do these sites continue to exist? Since 2014, offering "a reliable and professional ipstresser service at an affordable price." All, of course, hosted by Cloudflare. Maybe Cloudflare gets a kickback?
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Instant-Stresser DDoS for Hire(instant-stresser.com)
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by creeble 4y ago
+10 on this. The first thing I noticed years ago from running a systemd-based distro, is that shutdown (thus reboot) got stuck in "...waiting for xxx to terminate" for multiple minutes. This had never happened before, and there
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by creeble 4y ago
There are many arguments, but the one that I identify with best is that systemd is unnecessarily complex, and it's components are tied closely together, breaking the "single function" paradigm of original Unix. But really, it
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by creeble 4y ago
I'm having a similar problem, with (I think, can't tell yet) Android clients. My cert was updated by certbot a couple of days ago, and suddenly certain (old, presumably) Android clients are failing to connect. I had to fix the pro
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by creeble 4y ago
But then... what’s the incentive to build a platform? This is the part I don’t get. Use web3 to build your game, but you own no users. I get the value prop for users (in theory), but what is the value prop for developers?
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by creeble 4y ago
The past use of a domain can haunt you for a while, depending on what that past use was. For example, I knew someone who bought a domain (from a 3rd-party domain seller) whose more recent past had included adult content (you would never kno
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by creeble 4y ago
> and every single device they've ever sold is bricked. That’s simply untrue, Cory. I have a couple dozen Insteon switches, all controlled locally (by a non-Insteon controller from Universal Devices, which way predates the Insteon h
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by creeble 4y ago
As someone who works on the code for a competitor of Sonos, the answer is that it is hard to do, depending on your requirements. > ...(from) a video, or a game So then you need low latency, like less than 10ms? So that lip-sync works, an
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by creeble 5y ago
Thanks for this!
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by creeble 5y ago
I use this technique as well, and don’t understand enough about wireguard to know why it would be better. AutoSSH has been 100% reliable for me, with any lost connection restarting without conflicts, duplication, or error. My AT&T conne
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by creeble 5y ago
Yes, one of my favorite jankinesses is that iTunes would put a timestamp in the jpeg header of the embedded artwork for every m4a file, ensuring that a hash of the artwork (for a library system that tried to minimize duplicate artwork) wo
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by creeble 5y ago
I guess it's true that most vulns are either reported to (or originate from) a vendor, and that these dominate the CVE db. But naturally, unless you are the vendor, you will likely not have heard of these. Otherwise, by definition, the
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by creeble 5y ago
Yes, it has essentially lost all meaning as most vulns are exploited before ever being reported. And even those who responsibly report them call them “0-days”, which is sort of true on the day they report them, but only if the company didn’
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by creeble 5y ago
Just a little updating here. GMRS repeaters (which use the same receive frequencies as FRS channels 15-22 if your radio has them) do not strictly require identification (the Morse code you hear), but many do it anyway as good practice. User
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by creeble 5y ago
I had the same experience, but in the last week it seems like something broke, or a different switch was flipped. I'm back to getting 4-10 robocalls every day. One text. Some are detected as spam by Verizon, but my phone still rings.
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by creeble 5y ago
It may be a long wait. a16z has built a huge machine (several, actually) for crypto holders to spend their coins on “worthless” collectibles, which is one of the only ways to see your crypto holdings increase hugely in value now that their
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by creeble 5y ago
Good previous discussion a year ago on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28389576
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by creeble 5y ago
Well, okay, got me. But you don't need to do what mitmproxy does in that case.
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by creeble 5y ago
Not sure I understand "MITM" and "in production".
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by creeble 5y ago
Aren't the health detriments the same whether you shift your working hours / schedule or shift the clock? Aren't they effectively exactly the same thing, especially if they're coordinated? And if they're not coordi
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by creeble 5y ago
In my experience, they find it anyway. I've run ssh on non-standard ports for over 20 years, and my auth.log is gets a hundred knocks an hour - and mind you, they all return "no key". It's just life, and it will continue
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by creeble 5y ago
Do NOT use Cap1 for banking! I too was satisfied with my Cap1 cc account(s), tried their banking, and it was a total disaster. I eventually got my money out (through two systems that had been deprecated and closed down, with no apparen&#x27
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by creeble 5y ago
Hmm, what's a good way to get in touch?

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