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by dolmen 1y ago
Not easy to implement because of CORS limits. The usual limitation of CORS is bypassed by implementing a proxy, but that's exactly the kind of solution to avoid here as the proxy would be the licensor's target.
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by dolmen 1y ago
You are probably right. However: * it would at least help to go under the radar of some scrappers which don't run JS. * not serving the infringing content might give some more weight for defense of a fair use position before a co
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by dolmen 1y ago
A technical solution would be to implement the OpenGraph preview on the client side (JS), instead of having the preview in the archive and hosted/served by it.
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by dolmen 1y ago
What about reading the post to the end?
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by dolmen 1y ago
OpenGraph allows to get a preview of the content. Allowing access to that preview is implicit and it looks fair to access the image from the media site. However, republishing that preview elsewhere is still publishing and the author of the
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by dolmen 1y ago
I don't subscribe (with payment) even to websites I trust for their content because I don't trust them for how they track users, and how users are (or could be) tracked everywhere by payment processors via those subscriptions. Sub
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by dolmen 1y ago
It is kind of like Perl. Their views of Perl is still stuck at CGIs of the 90's. I still think that Perl was and is still a better language than PHP and Python. And people never had a serious look at raku because of the Perl heritage.
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by dolmen 1y ago
As a former maintainer of LiquidPrompt I can only agree.
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by dolmen 1y ago
Store e-mails offline.
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by dolmen 1y ago
Cons: not postman or cURL friendly.
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by dolmen 1y ago
HATEOAS might make a come back as it might be useful to expose an API to AI agents that would browse a service. On the other hand, agents could as well understand an OpenAPI document, as the description of each path/schema can be much
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by dolmen 1y ago
The post says: > Side note: for those wondering, Tailscale is Canadian and can't see the content of connections (although if you're worried about this it's also possible to self-host using Headscale). However this is no lo
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by dolmen 1y ago
CGI is not anymore a major use case for Perl. The modern Perl web apps are built on PSGI and production deployment is as a long lived Perl process. I wouldn't be surprised to learn that Perl startup time has drifted. Need benchmark.
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by dolmen 1y ago
An MCP frontend to CGI programs would not be a bad idea for a end user environment. This makes me wonder if an MCP service couldn't be also implemented as CGI: an MCP framework might expose its feature as a program that supports both e
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by dolmen 1y ago
libxslt, despites being available widely, must not be recommended. https://lwn.net/SubscriberLink/1025971/73f269ad3695186d/
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by dolmen 1y ago
We have a brand in France that is a bit older (1911) that also still makes wood toys. https://www.jeujura.fr/
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Show HN: Goeval v1.2.0: run Go oneliners from the command line(github.com)
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by dolmen 1y ago
It is not sandboxed. So one can expect zero day exists and are exploited. That may not be a feature for you, but it is for attackers.
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by dolmen 1y ago
CoffeScript? This is the kind of task where a coding agent should be helpful.
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by dolmen 1y ago
How often do you edit patch files? When editing a patch file, how often do you edit metadata beyond the file content differences? It seems that the proposed DiffX is meant to be produced/edited only by machines, so JSON doesn't se
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by dolmen 1y ago
And this is consistent with the role change for Russ Cox a few months ago.
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by dolmen 1y ago
How many times in your career will you use that perk?
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by dolmen 1y ago
Do you have DST handling issues? I'm asking because switching from winter time to summer time in Europe happened on March 30th with local time jumping from 2:00 to 3:00.
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by dolmen 1y ago
Looks like something I should add for my web APIs which are to be queried only by clients aware of the API specification.
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by dolmen 1y ago
Or still 200, but with a "Vary: Accept-Version" header.
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by dolmen 1y ago
Nowadays, if I wanted to port Unix (non-GUI) software written in C to Windows I would first try to compile it with the Cosmopolitan LibC. https://justine.lol/cosmopolitan/
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by dolmen 1y ago
Opening windows also helps to evacuate inner pollution coming from furnitures, wall paint, parquet and other chemicals...
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by dolmen 2y ago
I'm trying to use goeval as a GitHub workflow shell, as this is the subject of the blog post. GitHub requreq {0} to be present on the shell line.
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by dolmen 2y ago
This gives me hope to ease running Go code for CI jobs directly from GitHub workflow YAML files using goeval [1]. However goeval doesn't yet have direct support for file input (only stdin), so shell tricks are needed. So far the way is
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by dolmen 2y ago
I see only two C files in the repo: https://github.com/habedi/hann/blob/main/core/simd_distance.... https://github.com/habedi/hann/blob/main/core/simd_ops.c

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