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dethos
6y ago
Both the BBC article and the incident notice (shared in other comments) contain very few details about the "highly sophisticated cyber-attack". When such details are omitted I tend to suspect that "highly sophisticated"
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dethos
6y ago
That would be nice.
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dethos
6y ago
Thanks, this is really useful. I just used Keybase as a reliable location to store and share my public keys.
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dethos
6y ago
Some time ago I built a similar tool, with the main difference being that it doesn't store any data, so you need to have the webpage open to receive the request info. Since I use it mostly to debug issues and quickly inspect something
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dethos
6y ago
Thanks for the explanation.
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dethos
7y ago
Blog: https://blog.ovalerio.net There isn't any special reason to read it, I just write about topics I find interesting (as expected but that can be almost anything), share news about my side-projects and occasionally post
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dethos
7y ago
I also use QOwnNotes to take and manage my notes and I've been looking for a solution to store and organize bookmarks for some time, never thought that Zotero would be a good fit for that. Could you share, based on your experience, wha
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dethos
7y ago
Yes, this talk is very good.
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dethos
7y ago
Good move. Other browsers should follow.
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7y ago
So it begins...
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dethos
7y ago
Yes, I was somewhat disappointed when I read that. The irony.
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dethos
7y ago
Black is an awesome tool. You might not like one or two of their decisions, but it completely eliminates discussions related to taste on a given team and the fact it is not configurable is its biggest value proposition.
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dethos
7y ago
Very nice, will try it with a few friends soon.
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dethos
8y ago
But I do notice and on my machine I prefer lightweight apps, so I can make the most of my existing resources instead of wasting them on a chat application.
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dethos
8y ago
For parsing this kind of information having a more structured format like the `sidenote` suggests would be a very nice improvement (such as RSS for the new additions).
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dethos
8y ago
You should watch the whole thing.
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8y ago
Definitely yes, it took some time and had some costs but nowadays python (3) is a much better language. Perhaps it could have been done differently, however it is in the past now.
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8y ago
Some years ago there was a company that developed a "Social network" plus some games (Rally, etc) on top of google earth. It was called YoubeQ.
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dethos
8y ago
Even though the fine is low, at least this stuff is starting to get some attention and offenders are getting fined.
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Live Streams of the Decentralized Web Summit 2018
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8y ago
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dethos
8y ago
Why not just use the "reader" mode of the browser? (at least in Firefox this works quite well)
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dethos
8y ago
Cool. It is not very clear from the description so I will ask: What are the advantages over "asciinema"? At the moment I only see that it does not require a specific player (javascript for the web), on the other hand it seems you
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Creating a NEP5 Token on NEO Network
(blog.ovalerio.net)
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8y ago
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8y ago
This is really nice! Will take this idea/example into consideration for some of my projects.
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dethos
9y ago
It already is! If you want to discuss it further say something to: "@dethos@s.ovalerio.net"
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9y ago
Agree, if funded with public money, the outcomes (papers, ...) should be open and freely available to everyone.
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9y ago
One of the side projects I currently manage has a social login implementation and ~40% of the users use it, the remaining use the standard email flow.
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9y ago
It is a shame. People with older computers will have a harder time, also people with their own work-flow and clients. Deep down, we knew that the Gateways were just a temporary thing, to help people enter the walled garden and also to shut
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9y ago
This is very dangerous, the assumption that everyone should have an account on a specific private company, even if it is free.
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Observations on remote work
(blog.ovalerio.net)
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