danillonunes

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by danillonunes 10mo ago
Yes, you can run in your local git repo: git config core.sshCommand "ssh -i /home/your_user/.ssh/your_custom_key" (I believe replacing "/home/your_user" with "~" works too)
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by danillonunes 11mo ago
> My rate of thinking is faster than typing, so the bottleneck has switched from typing to thinking! Unless you're neuralinking to AI, you're still typing. What changed is what you type. You type less words to solve your proble
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by danillonunes 11mo ago
I think it's weird having an arbitrary minimum age to be president. I would probably never vote for someone in their 20s anyway, but I don't think there should be a legal barrier. In my country (Brazil) it's the same age, bu
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by danillonunes 11mo ago
They don't care about being American. They want the sweet American dollars that X is paying for engagement. They figured out the MAGA crowd is the easiest to engage, so that's where they go.
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by danillonunes 11mo ago
Seems like when the security market is low on the white hat side, it's high on the black hat one. Security people just need to learn to adapt.
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by danillonunes 11mo ago
And of course there's AI!
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by danillonunes 1y ago
> In the AT protocol, your identity isn't tied to a server. It kinda is. Your identity is in the hands of whoever controls the PLC Directory. You can argue this is better than having your account and identity on the same place, but
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by danillonunes 1y ago
Payment Request API is a thing and it looks kinda nice, except apparently nobody cares about it.
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by danillonunes 1y ago
Curl's case was related with its bug bounty, so when involving money the incentives are different.
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by danillonunes 1y ago
> Imagine if companies automatically paused billing if you stopped using their product? Panacea. Beeminder does exactly that! https://blog.beeminder.com/autocancel
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by danillonunes 1y ago
GCP outbound data is limited to 1GB/mo and I believe by default it doesn't have any cap, it will just charge for additional traffic with the credit card you are required to enter in order to get a free tier account. So I would be
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by danillonunes 1y ago
I don't know exactly what's the logic but sometimes I need to confirm a rm operation with an "y". Maybe cp and mv should have the same behavior for destructive operations.
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by danillonunes 1y ago
People were literally XSSing themselves and the worst someone did was a funny prank. Those were simpler times.
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by danillonunes 1y ago
FEBRABAN is an association that represents the banks at the federal level, but it's not a government entity.
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by danillonunes 1y ago
Lyrics are probably their biggest headache for copyright concerns. It can't output a pirated movie or song in a text format and people aren't likely asking Chat GPT to give them the full text of Harry Potter.
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by danillonunes 1y ago
Next level epic is hand your resignation letter right after you get unbanned. "My job here is done."
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by danillonunes 1y ago
With milliseconds precision.
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by danillonunes 1y ago
He tried that, but due to iPhone mini he accidentally only half of the cat.
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by danillonunes 1y ago
I've seen a lot of young people wearing the silver and gold versions of it. I think there's a vintage trend, just like with the cyber shot cameras, but they're not really full committed to the black rubber ones.
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by danillonunes 1y ago
I understand free-shaped icons can sometimes be really bad designed and look really shitty, but one of Apple's distinguished features was their high-quality icons. It was even transmitted to other software companies that target Apple d
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by danillonunes 1y ago
The problem here is that the screen reader will just read the link text and not the contract around it. In this case, the correct examples proposed by W3C will read just as "Amaya”, which are almost as unhelpful.
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by danillonunes 1y ago
I also use an extension to stop automatically playing a video when I open it and another to stop automatically opening the next recommended video when the current one ends.
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by danillonunes 1y ago
I hope they do the nose first.
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by danillonunes 1y ago
I agree with the point you're trying to make, but your examples are terrible. Music industry doesn't have too much to do to help deaf people. It's not like they're deliberately making deaf-inaccessible music instead of r
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by danillonunes 1y ago
In the same spirit there's gti https://r-wos.org/hacks/gti
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by danillonunes 1y ago
I paid like $2 to rent a movie about three years ago and didn't watched it entirely and boy it still hurts.
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by danillonunes 1y ago
As for the domain risks, my suggestions is to stick with the .com/.net/.org or something common in your country and avoid novelty ones such as .app, .dev, etc, even if you can't get the shortest and simpler name. And if you h
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by danillonunes 1y ago
Which coincidentally often contains gambling mechanics such as loot boxes.
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by danillonunes 1y ago
There are plenty of examples of things that are easy to do and at same time difficult to accidentally do. One that came to mind is the "slide to unlock" interface from the first iPhone.
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by danillonunes 1y ago
False, but you know what is true? White genocide!

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