debazel

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by debazel 1y ago
The leading zero isn't an issue because it will sort correctly under both systems. The issue OP is having is that he's adding random numbers after the hhmmss section. If instead he added a delimiter before the random number the fi
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by debazel 1y ago
No, this is worse because it solidifies Apple/Google's duopoly over the smart phone market even more than it already is. Not only that, but having this locked behind something that works for 95% of users means the other 5% will ne
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by debazel 1y ago
A phone isn't enough, you need an Apple or Google account as well. So if your Google account gets banned, you might as well just jump of a bridge because it's over for you.
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by debazel 1y ago
The maintainers did notice in both of the recent attacks, but it takes time to regain access to your compromised account to take the package down, contact npm, etc. All recent attacks have also been noticed within hours of release by securi
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by debazel 1y ago
> If I can get you to use malicious code in the first place I can also trick you into upgrading from safe code to the vulnerable code in the name of "security". Isn't the whole point that malicious actors usually only have
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by debazel 1y ago
> This severely reduces the attack radius compared to NPM's default, where I would get the latest (patch) version of my dependency every day. By default npm will create a lock file and give you the exact same version every time unle
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by debazel 1y ago
Even if we didn't have post install scripts wouldn't the malware just run as soon as you imported the module into your code during the build process, server startup, testing, etc? I can't think of an instance where I ran npm
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by debazel 1y ago
Yes, like destroying itself and losing all data.
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by debazel 1y ago
How are you burning up silicon by using your memory? If anything you're wasting more silicon by making low-density RAM modules.
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by debazel 1y ago
Cars, knifes, power tools, and a million other things are also designed for a general audience of billions of people. And if you do not learn or use these responsibly you'll end up with a lot worse outcomes than getting some malware on
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by debazel 1y ago
I would love to use xfs on my NAS setup but no checksums is a deal breaker. Checksums have saved me multiple times where I've been able to either repair files with parity or restore from backups. Without checksums I would have overwrit
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by debazel 1y ago
I don't want to reveal where I'm from so I can't say which bank specifically.
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by debazel 1y ago
I should say that I'm not from the US, so that might be why you haven't heard of it. There is also an alternative for now, but nothing as simple as SMS or authenticator app. They give you a special credit card shaped card with a c
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by debazel 1y ago
This is quickly disappearing as an option as well. I need my bank app to authenticate even when using a web browser on desktop. Luckily my banks app still works on GrapheneOS, but I suspect it's only a matter of time before they disabl
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by debazel 1y ago
They did mention how much they spent here: https://github.com/repomirrorhq/repomirror/blob/main/repomir... > We spent a little less than $800 on inference for the project. Overall the agents made ~110
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by debazel 1y ago
> How do you know the tables you want so well, but you don't know the columns you are going to ask for? Simply because there are a lot more columns than there are tables. Of course, I sometimes forget the exact table name as well.
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by debazel 1y ago
How would you even know it's possible get the data before you've chosen a table? Your example is also not a complete select statement, you would need to go back and add the actual aggregate functions, and oops the zip_code column
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by debazel 1y ago
> We have privacy laws and safeguards on all those things Which have failed horrendously. If you really just wanted to protect kids then make kid safe devices that automatically identify themselves as such when accessing websites/ap
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by debazel 1y ago
The only one arguing in bad faith here is clearly you. First, you say that a full name or email is somehow not a big deal, even though these are some of the most critical pieces of PII, either one would obviously be enough to unmask exactly
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by debazel 1y ago
robots.txt is not there to protect your ad-based business model. It's meant for automated scrapers that recursively retrieve all pages on your website, which this browser is not doing at all. What a user does with a page after it has e
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by debazel 1y ago
My understanding of this product is that this isn't an automated AI scraper, it's simply helping the user navigate pages they've already navigated to themselves. If any type of AI based assistance is supposed to adhere to the