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by cuu508 6y ago
> You can't go more optimised than that. Phosh uses GTK, right? That's a pretty thick layer right there. You used to be able to put pixels on screen with a handful of ASM instructions https://www.cprogramming.com&#x2
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by cuu508 6y ago
TL;DR they use Intel's SGX. Intel's 20GB data leak was on HN yesterday, with a hint that more is coming. Will be interesting to watch ;-)
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by cuu508 6y ago
I'm just using my old phones that still have a working touchscreen and camera.
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by cuu508 6y ago
Not op, but my usual process is: * when setting up 2FA, a website shows a QR code * I screenshot the QR code, and print it out on an A4 sheet, with an annotation of what service it is for * I scan the QR code from the A4 sheet on two differ
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by cuu508 6y ago
Another company using BSL that many here would be familiar with is Sentry. I recently stumbled across a podcast where David Cramer, CTO of Sentry, talks about their move to BSL: https://changelog.com/podcast/371 I don&
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by cuu508 6y ago
There are Wordpress plugins as well as SaaS services that export Wordpress site to a static site. I've recommended Hardypress ( https://hardypress.com/ ) a couple times here on HN. Still happy with them.
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by cuu508 6y ago
> I don't use cloudflare DNS but google DNS and got the same problems thant everyone else Cloudflare is also the authoritative DNS server for many services. If Cloudflare is down, then for those services Google's DNS has nowher
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by cuu508 6y ago
It makes sense: if a service asks politely and does not use dark patterns, it's a signal that they take your privacy seriously. So it feels good to reward them and give the permission.
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by cuu508 6y ago
A "Cookie Offenders" website. You enter a website URL, it loads the website in a headless browser and generates a report of what cookies the website sends. The reports are public, and version controlled (a site can fix their cooki
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by cuu508 6y ago
A couple questions: * does it support custom metrics (submitted via API)? * does it support email automation (change component state by sending email)?
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by cuu508 6y ago
If you're using Firefox on Linux, check out https://nolanlawson.com/2020/05/02/customizing-fonts-in-fire...
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by cuu508 6y ago
Also relevant bits from recital 32 https://gdpr-info.eu/recitals/no-32/ > Silence, pre-ticked boxes or inactivity should not therefore constitute consent. > If the data subject’s consent is to be given follo
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by cuu508 6y ago
Or, they set their cookies first and then ask. Or, they don't ask anything, and just set their cookies. (case in point: each and every status page by Atlassian Statuspage)
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by cuu508 6y ago
That's an excellent TL;DR, thank you! Postmortems should start with a summary paragraph like the above, and then go into story and full details below.
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by cuu508 6y ago
The car itself can limit speed like they already do in pit lanes
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by cuu508 6y ago
Not an expert, but I've assumed as long as the certificate(s) fit in a TCP packet the precise size doesn't matter too much. Your certificate + intermediary + root (3 total) seems reasonable. A related thing to look into, if you ar
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by cuu508 7y ago
Takeout doesn't work in practice for bigger collections (archive creation routinely fails, timeouts while downloading, 50GB max size results in many splits) I've used this 3rd party tool and it worked OK: https://github
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by cuu508 7y ago
I wrote a minimal validator in python that supports a subset of JSON Schema. I needed just a few basic validation features for my project, and didn't want to pull in a full implementation as a dependency. I like how compact it turned o
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by cuu508 7y ago
JS files served by IndieHackers do have caching headers. But there's 4MB of JS. Compare to HN, a single 2KB script for submitting votes without page reload, and that's it.
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by cuu508 7y ago
If your bank is in EU, you can ask them to look into this EU regulation about strong authentication methods: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX%3A... > Dynamic linking is possible th
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by cuu508 7y ago
> However, what it seemed like to me was that the founders had developed a blazing fast algorithm that cut a ton of corners. No idea if it's your company, but this bit sort of reminds me of Euclideon demos: https://www.yo
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by cuu508 7y ago
> Is there a way to produce static site from wordpress or Ghost or any other better solution? For Wordpress there is the Simply Static plugin, and I think similar others. There is also a productized version of the "Wordpress to a st
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by cuu508 7y ago
Offtopic, but slightly related: I'm looking into building a budget DIY all-in-one system by mounting a small form factor PC to the back of a monitor. It needs enough GPU power to run Zwift, and enough CPU power to be usable in Lightroo
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by cuu508 7y ago
Sadly. It would be nice if there was a way to do conversion attribution without the tracking cookies. One idea I've been thinking about lately: * in server-side access logs, include visitor's fingerprint as hash(client_ip + user_a
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by cuu508 7y ago
A picture is worth a thousand words. Likewise, a deepfake is worth a thousand lies.
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by cuu508 7y ago
From the thread: 90 ^ 5 combinations, that would take quite a bit of time doing it manually ;-)
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by cuu508 7y ago
I went more minimalistic and added SVG badge support in the form of a Django template and a couple small python functions. The template: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/healthchecks/healthchecks/... And the func
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by cuu508 7y ago
There's also DrDuh's pretty comprehensive guide https://github.com/drduh/YubiKey-Guide
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by cuu508 7y ago
You are mixing up terminology. When logging in a website, your username identifies you, and your password authenticates you.

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