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by csnweb 4y ago
I did with several public cloud providers, including google cloud. Didn’t had any charges for something I didn’t order once.
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by csnweb 5y ago
Thanks, I wasn't sure which link I should post. I read the German version on heise: https://www.heise.de/hintergrund/Googles-Kamera-verfaelscht-... . But a German article doesn't really fit here. So I thought
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Google Camera randomly changes some QR code URLs on Android 12(androidpolice.com)
350 points by csnweb 5y ago|145 comments
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by csnweb 5y ago
Yes interfaces can be merged: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/declaration-mer... , which can be useful when working with external libraries.
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by csnweb 5y ago
You could brute force all possible changes but that could take quite a while for longer passwords, you probably don't want to do that in production on every login.
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by csnweb 5y ago
No, you can just change the password you receive and test several versions against the hash. So you stored your password with a lower first character in 2011 and now you enter it with a captilized first character. They can just hash it like
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by csnweb 5y ago
At least in the bitwarden chrome extension you can autofill with a keyboard shortcut (and I assume in the ones for other browsers too). On mac os it defaults to CMD+shift+L. But that obviously doesn't work outside of the browser. Still
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by csnweb 5y ago
I think what you might want is GitHub Codespaces?: https://github.com/features/codespaces . Was on HN recently too.
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by csnweb 5y ago
I am wondering how that relates to searching for the token in a database (index). Does it still matter? I would assume the time might depend on where or even wether the token is in the index or not, not sure how much though and what to do a
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by csnweb 5y ago
You can get a lot of types on the server without the need to write any types manually or having to generate them by using https://github.com/sikanhe/gqtx
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by csnweb 5y ago
There might be a possibility to prove that such an algorithm exists without knowing how the algorithm works exactly / being able to construct a runnable version of it.
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by csnweb 5y ago
I don't know what's in the pipeline, but might there be a way to broadly batch them by topic? If it would be a topic one is generally not interested one wouldn't need to check all the individual ones to see if they are intere
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by csnweb 5y ago
Unfortunately the 3 guaranteed years of updates for pixels is pretty much the best in the Android world. There are very few exceptions like FairPhone reliably providing long term updates
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by csnweb 5y ago
I think that is slow right now is even more the reason to study them because in a few years chips will be faster and speed won't be a concern anymore. Small nitpick on the Big O Notation though. Constant speed differences are exactly w
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by csnweb 5y ago
Please see my comment to the parent. You will need to prove you are charitable. They have a list of seven points you need to fulfill.
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by csnweb 5y ago
You actually need to provide some document proving you are charitable. This is the criteria catalogue: Focused on acting in the public interest: Whether in support of education or health, the environment or human rights, members of the comm
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by csnweb 5y ago
With GitHub actions you can quite easily specify a workflow for parts of your repo (simple file path filter https://docs.github.com/en/actions/reference/workflow-syntax... ). So you can basically just write on
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by csnweb 6y ago
They (BioNTech) themselves have only a few in Germany (2 or 3), but it's produced by other companies for them now as well totalling to around seven according to this German source: https://www.pharma-food.de/markt/
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by csnweb 6y ago
May be it's less about kubernetes then about the market itself? If I don't want do any ops I also don't want to maintain a server and keep that safe, so I would go for Heroku instead of running that myself. And if you need mo
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by csnweb 6y ago
All these weird quotas and complicated pricing were the reason why we switched to digitalocean once they had managed kubernetes. It's such a pleasure to not have to worry about it and also much cheaper.
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by csnweb 6y ago
The n+1 problem can be fixed without introspection by using dataloaders: https://github.com/graphql/dataloader . It's actually quite pleasant to work with them, but it's definitely one more thing you need to k
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by csnweb 6y ago
What I found to work really well (esp. with GraphQL / Dataloaders) is using something like postloader by gajus [1]. It generates a slim interface from the database schema. For the simple run off the mill things you get an easy interfac