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   Characters That Could Bring Down Your Rails App(moncefbelyamani.com)

   1 points by cyberlab 5y ago|0 comments
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   by cyberlab 5y ago

   You can get jaded about anything. The Internet is addictive at first, but quickly everything becomes a trope and you start to see patterns, and it gets boring that way. The dark web however is like the original Internet and it's not so
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   by cyberlab 5y ago

   Now a Samsung Galaxy tablet can be converted to a Netbook by simply adding a keyboard which mounts to the device. The closest thing to a netbook you can buy today is a Chromebook.
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   PTech and the 9/11 Software(youtube.com)

   1 points by cyberlab 5y ago|0 comments
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   by cyberlab 5y ago

   > "I'll never make anything again in my life that reaches 70M people" must take a while to sink in. There's people that have turned single serving sites[0] into a sport and probably enjoy even wilder success than the
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   by cyberlab 5y ago

   I would much rather buy a pre-made rig. I tried building my own gaming PC once and was astonished at how much nuance there is to it. You also have to wade through long Youtube tutorials to understand how to do it all too, which I loathe doi
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   Docfy – Modular JavaScript tool to help build documentation sites(docfy.dev)

   3 points by cyberlab 5y ago|0 comments
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   by cyberlab 5y ago

   > The routine update, it turns out, is no longer so routine Is there the rare case that we shouldn't update because the update could contain a malicious payload? If the update gets served over plaintext HTTP I would treat it as susp
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   ProtonDrive Sneak Peak(youtube.com)

   1 points by cyberlab 5y ago|0 comments
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    by cyberlab 5y ago

    Thanks for pointing that out. But my point still stands!
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    Pixieset – Client photo gallery for modern photographers(pixieset.com)

    2 points by cyberlab 5y ago|0 comments
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    by cyberlab 5y ago

    Does anyone know why the Ultimate version found here: https://zorinos.com/ultimate/ is on version 15 and not the new 16 version? Because I want Zorin to take my money for building such a great OS
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    by cyberlab 5y ago

    > 1. Can I embed images and more specifically can I embed animated GIF files? This would use a lot of resources and quickly burden Standards Notes' servers. If it means we can't add images and Standard Notes is free because of
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    by cyberlab 5y ago

    > 3. They don't allow any form of account recovery. Which sounds really epic on paper but once you forget your password, you lose all your data. I actually like this. It's not a misfeature, but a feature. Too often email is a s
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    by cyberlab 5y ago

    > If my guess is correct, how the actual fuck is this not illegal? Because Google has effectively embedded and interwoven itself so tightly into the fabric of the web, that simply having no association with them is impossible. Vint Cerf
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    by cyberlab 5y ago

    They could be back, but maybe in a different form. It will be interesting to see where the energy of WBB will go. > The Staff & many members are hoping that the Domain name being retained by the owner is a hopeful sign there may be
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    Warez-BB shuts down after 15 years of operation(twitter.com)

    1 points by cyberlab 5y ago|1 comments
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    by cyberlab 5y ago

    Naval Ravikant has a small post about this here: https://nav.al/kelly-criterion I first heard about it from him. He summarizes it as follows: > Naval: The Kelly criterion is a popularized mathematical formulation of a si
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    Five ways employees could be scamming your time and attendance system(insperity.com)

    1 points by cyberlab 5y ago|2 comments
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    by cyberlab 5y ago

    Thanks for the share. Great list that.
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    by cyberlab 5y ago

    That's a great site. Thanks for the share.
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    by cyberlab 5y ago

    Someone needs to compile a list of all this fringe tech that I see popping up in my feeds, almost daily now. I know there are techpress blogs that pump out articles like this, but there doesn't seem to be an authoritative compendium of
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    by cyberlab 5y ago

    'Robust' assumes the system doesn't need to bounce back from failure, since it's strong enough. But most systems these days are not so strong that they can deal with anything. We have to resort to hacks and mitigation st
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    by cyberlab 5y ago

    VMs are fine for basic games like Minecraft (that isn't resource intensive). It falls apart when you play anything that is resource intensive. Even if you have, say, 32GB of RAM and a good CPU+Graphics, the fact you have to emulate any
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    by cyberlab 5y ago

    I like the word antifragile instead of redundancy. I don't operate a datacenter, but in my own personal computing space, I try to build antifragile systems that can bounce back from failure rather rapidly. It is astonishing for examp
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    by cyberlab 5y ago

    I am more worried about Time Clock Fraud[0] being treated as an actual issue. (It's just a byproduct of any business). Amazon simply increasing the wages[1] is not enough. Wages also need to be adjusted for inflation. [0] https:/
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    by cyberlab 5y ago

    And a Google Form where you can submit your own tiny tool: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeS1wnK2-FYW7IKlcMK...
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    by cyberlab 5y ago

    If anything shrooms would be contributing to neurogenesis [0] not destroying brain cells. Opposite to alcohol which is well known to destroy brain cells. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neurogenesis
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    How to Add More Humor to Your Life(nextbigideaclub.com)

    1 points by cyberlab 5y ago|0 comments
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    by cyberlab 5y ago

    I love this site. It's a reminder that everything old is new again . We seem to be in a sweet-spot currently on the web where the same spirit of creativity is still alive and people can add their whimsical 2c worth, however small an e