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I'm doing the same for extended friends and family. I import and wholesale natural stone slabs for a living, so was right in my wheelhouse. Concur with the pricing, Is say the best deal I got was earlier in and out was $1.90 shipped to
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In my industry (construction wholesale), there's a whole lot of systems that: - don't have APIs - have partial APIs (e.g. ask the company if they have an API and they send a PDF of a rough incomplete API they use internally and te
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What it takes to order KFC in Gaza
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Cruising Van Nuys Boulevard in the Summer of 1972
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>> Chrome has pretty much won the browser wars Probably the same could have been said about IE ~20 years ago. This is less of a war, more of a never-ending race. Currently (temporarily?) Chrome is ahead.
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>> experience is like using Linux on a Mac trackpad I ran Lubuntu on a 2012 macbook pro for a couple years and it was much closer to an "Apple" experience compared to my current setup of Pop_OS on a P52S Thinkpad.
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Thanks! Don't need authentication, these are just personal blog posts. If I go down that route, might as well set up a server. The crypto library and the html snippet are helpful, thanks!
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This is very close to what I was looking for, thank you!
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You're right. I assumed mentioning static site with Hugo or Jekyll was enough. To clarify, it would be a static site with hosting on something like netlify or github or gitlab pages, where you don't have access to the server.
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I'm using netlify and I know that they offer this on paid plans. However, I'm looking for something without vendor lock-in. So moving to AWS or github pages won't affect functionality.
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Have you ever hosted something github pages or netlify? Those are the situations I'm talking about, where an htaccess or any server side access control wouldn't work.
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6y ago
want it for a static site, no access to the backend. I dont want to run a full blown website, just want access control. possible?
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hmmm, I phrased the question incorrectly I think. Bear with me, I may not have the right vocabulary for this: Let's say I have a blog post. I want it scrambled (encrypted) unless a password is entered on the client side so it can be re
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Ask HN: Encryption for blog posts on static sites?
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really? A job is necessary insofar as the value it provides in it's context. If bagging is not providing value, then the job isn't necessary. Jobs (unfulfilled value) don't exist to provide a living wage. A living wage is ear
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Thanks!
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I would argue that this is larger than just parents. As a society, this should be a common aim -- to 'socialize' our children. Growing up, albeit not in the US, strangers would scold us kids for being noisy/bratty/destru
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Is it just me, or are we building technology to replace the messiness of a well-rounded, social life with a very clinical approach? Is this a problem that needs a robot to solve?
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interest <-> spending time on something these feed off of each other. No one is born liking spreadsheets or birthing or insects or woodworking. when you're young, spend time immersed in different things. some will naturally fit b
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>> Advertising remains useful to firms only as a tool for persuading consumers to purchase advertised products. Wow, didn't realize this was NOT the only use of advertising (the other stated intent was provide consumers informati
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How? Where? Would love to know how to get access to this.
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Kill the Indian First
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We deal with a smaller, local bank (just has one branch) and submitted the application through them exactly one week ago. We were able to get the loan amount in our account earlier this week. We're ~30 employees (~$7M annual revenue) l
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It does, I'm running it on Ubuntu. https://github.com/plotly/falcon/releases
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This discussion was really valuable to see. I started off with FastAPI, and it got me off the ground really quickly without a lot of boilerplate, and my API was mostly read only, internal, I didn't even bother with authentication at th
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>> I hope we can also see an unwinding of the ridiculous cost of living that is part of the rationale behind unsustainable wage growth. From your mouth to god's ear. The ridiculous cost of living is what made me reconsider the Ba
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Absence of suburbia != crowds and noise. There's a level of isolation in the suburban US that's hard to put into words if you haven't experienced any alternatives. That may also be true for other developed nations, I don'
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>> The problem is more insidious, though; the way that we build our settlements has deep implications for our civic life, our communities, our patterns of interaction, the relationships we form, the company we keep, and ultimately, th
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These are really good tips. Where could someone go to learn about these intricacies? Or is experiential-only knowledge?
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This is scary. I'm just starting gardening and I've heard similar stories from other amateurs. Have you found any mitigative actions you can take to continue growing (shadecloth was new for me)?
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