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by cyral 4y ago
You cover your phone camera? This only works on mobile and pops up the native Android/iOS camera which requires you to actually take the picture (and at least on iOS, asks you to confirm you would like to use the photo before going bac
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by cyral 4y ago
The updates from .NET Core 2 to .NET Core 6 have taken me maybe an hour of combined work across many years. Each major version has barely any breaking changes if any.
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The owners of those platforms don't actively encourage that content, and it makes up a small portion of the content rather than the main purpose
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> Instead he's managing to hold the line against all of the authoritarians and individuals wanting to rip each other down. I never thought I'd say this, but, well done cloudflare. Are you aware of what site this blog post is ab
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by cyral 4y ago
> Try looking up information about gardening, plant management, home improvement I found a particularly egregious offender the other day.. the #2 result for "best cordless screwdriver" is one of those content farms that made a
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by cyral 4y ago
> digital flea market A great way of describing it. You can't trust any large online retailer these days. Every top result on Amazon is from a brand with random letters that has no accountability. Even Etsy is filled with tons of &q
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by cyral 4y ago
I don't blame them when the rules for what creates a stacking context look like this: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Positio...
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by cyral 4y ago
It's the repair manual for the entire machine, not just the battery.
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by cyral 4y ago
It's running on NextJS which pre-loads the content of each link in the viewport unless you tell it not to, so it's loading a .json file containing the article content immediately, making the page transition instant when and if you
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by cyral 4y ago
Was this made by yourself? This is an impressive amount of work. I'm curious how did you make the editable text? It looks like it is inside the canvas rather than with regular DOM nodes like Canva. The W3C recommends against [1] doing
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by cyral 4y ago
Heroku seems to use the Host header on the HTTP request to determine what customer the request is sent to, so I don't think it can end up somewhere it shouldn't be unless the IP leaves control of Heroku entirely and is picked up b
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by cyral 4y ago
Try this command: nslookup DOMAIN 212.230.255.1 That is a random public DNS server I found on a DNS checker site that works (as it seems to be down from all the common ones like 8.8.8.8, 1.1.1.1, etc). DOMAIN can be your actual domain or th
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by cyral 4y ago
I'd love to see a Stripe style wrapper around Authorize, but I don't think it exists. Just thankful we can use JSON now instead of their XML API.
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by cyral 4y ago
BBB gets money from businesses who pay for their accreditation, similar to how Yelp magically helps remove bad reviews when you pay for their services. It's a total conflict of interest. They are technically a non-profit, but that does
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by cyral 4y ago
You need a merchant account from a high-risk processor, combined with a generic gateway like Authorize.Net. (Don't use their built in processor) The all in one solutions like Stripe or Adyen are convenient but they aren't what hig
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by cyral 4y ago
If you mean avoiding the dreaded loading spinner when loading a single page app, you can add the JSON data in some script within the HTML. This is what server-side rendering frameworks like Next.JS do. In it's simplest form, just inclu
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by cyral 4y ago
Maybe consider a different design like this keyboard: https://www.amazon.com/CORSAIR-PLATINUM-Mechanical-Gaming-Ke... The roller in the top right is mapped by default to the volume which is very convenient.
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by cyral 4y ago
Been running .NET on Linux for years and develop with it on Mac, great experience.
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by cyral 4y ago
They probably mean the old desktop one that has been re-branded to "Google Earth Pro". The UI looks a decade old but it's still useful for doing more advanced things like taking measurements.
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I've used them for almost a decade and never had an issue. Haven't used their support in years but they had live chat support that was actually helpful.
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by cyral 4y ago
So really every website, even HN, that doesn't shard all EU data away in a separate EU datacenter (if they aren't already based in the EU) is illegal?
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by cyral 4y ago
OVH support is pretty terrible. In other news, they have had an outage for over 24 hours now and it took them around 10 hours to provide any update after it began. https://status.us.ovhcloud.com/pages/incident/59dd
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by cyral 4y ago
I was curious about the upload issue recently and learned that it is because of limitations of the old cable infrastructure. You presumably receive your internet over coax (which can still provide really good download speeds, I was surprise
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by cyral 4y ago
A good read: https://www.readmargins.com/p/doordash-and-pizza-arbitrage
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by cyral 4y ago
I just got a Ring cam and during setup it asks if you'd like to black out any regions to prevent recording neighbors, so that may be an option they just aren't aware of. Doesn't solve the audio issue if they aren't willi
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by cyral 4y ago
I had a professor in college who made visualizations like this in PowerPoint, with each slide being a frame. He would then zoom through them and it would animate how various algorithms worked. Like this article, it was really amazing for un
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by cyral 4y ago
Can vim or eMacs provide auto completion when they detect an SQL query within a string in any language, based on an actual database schema that is connected?
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by cyral 4y ago
I use Rider ever day instead of Visual Studio and it certainly isn’t under performing
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You can continue using the old version without paying if you don’t renew, so it’s not really comparable at all.
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by cyral 4y ago
Love this style of interactive posts. I recently had to solve the same problem for my own app and did it pretty similarly.

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