dt3ft

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   by dt3ft 6y ago

   I read a story where someone lost access to their google account and had to go through living hell to get the access back. Reaching a human for support was outright impossible. Privacy was not that big a deal for me, but if I had lost acces
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   by dt3ft 6y ago

   Not quite the same thing. Thousands vs spontaneous few.
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   by dt3ft 6y ago

   Haha, good old times :)
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   by dt3ft 6y ago

   Thanks, this could be it. The clock frequency was mighty 4.77 MHz and boy was it fast when you typed "DIR" :)
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   by dt3ft 6y ago

   Thank you for doing this. 8086 was my very first chip and I used it to run my qBasic "hello world" program on an IBM PC XT. Back then, I thought I was somewhat smart for being able to write a simple program, without giving much th
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   by dt3ft 6y ago

   > game theory says I'm curious as to what you base this statement on. Game theory is modeling of strategic interaction between two or more players in a situation containing set rules and outcomes. Did you create the actual model? Is
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   by dt3ft 6y ago

   Came here for this comment. 4 years of traffic logs... is just plain brutal.
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   by dt3ft 6y ago

   After having read a number of articles talking about data leaks on a gigantic scale, I decided to check it out. Because shodan is not free to use/behind a paywall, I wrote a simple windows console tool which scans all known Azure subne
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   by dt3ft 6y ago

   Techie here. I have one.
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    by dt3ft 6y ago

    I got this: "Application error An error occurred in the application and your page could not be served. If you are the application owner, check your logs for details. You can do this from the Heroku CLI with the command heroku logs --ta
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    by dt3ft 6y ago

    I got pretty scary results for my sideproject url. It felt like a human was there typing the response out.
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    by dt3ft 6y ago

    > Developers don't need 3 monitors to get through the working day, they need regular sessions with a psychiatrist. Amen. I can see this as dev perk in job ads.
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    by dt3ft 6y ago

    I see this being used by low cost remote operators to cleanup your room or do your laundry. Autonomy is still a gimmick, but imagine if you can pay $50/month so that a reliable remote operator (entire armies of call centres will turn i
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    by dt3ft 6y ago

    I can see this being used by law enforcement in countries where IP address = person that rents it.
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    by dt3ft 6y ago

    I would choose self-hosting for small to medium size teams any day. I can't fathom why people choose not to self-host at this scale. Your data. Your control. Your network. Your infrastructure. Your responsibility. Are people becoming m
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    by dt3ft 6y ago

    At last I see someone else recommending this, I was starting to think I'm the only one opposed to 3rd party hosted "free" fonts. I chose to host the fonts myself for my 20-things.com side project. It was a hassle to set up, b
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    by dt3ft 6y ago

    I started building https://20-things.com with a rather big barrier to entry (requires SMS verification) in order to discourage racists from signing up, which is what happens when anonymous registration is allowed, as seen on voa
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    by dt3ft 6y ago

    He touches on many things that I experienced in my career as well. Here is a short summary of talking points: 1. Forced to cut corners (we're asked to do low quality work and rush best practices just to make sure we hit original deadli
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    Why Do So Many Programmers Lose Hope?(youtube.com)

    2 points by dt3ft 6y ago|1 comments
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    by dt3ft 6y ago

    Thanks! I am hoping that it will be used by people who wish to have a meaningful conversation with internet strangers, people who desire to learn from others and share their knowledge, people who are fascinated by the unknowns of our univer
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    by dt3ft 6y ago

    I made a Link, Story and Photo sharing community. https://20-things.com/
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    by dt3ft 6y ago

    You can donate to Bootstrap via https://opencollective.com/bootstrap
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    by dt3ft 6y ago

    Happy to help. I spot these things almost everywhere I look, it is both a blessing and a curse :)
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    by dt3ft 6y ago

    There is a minor issue in your quick start guide with this sentence: "In order to use Enclave, your system will a certificate, and license keys enable Enclave to request certificates."
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    by dt3ft 6y ago

    You guys seem to be growing quite well. I worked on a project for bob (scoreme) as lead backend engineer, pretty much integrating every service that runs in the background :)
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    by dt3ft 6y ago

    Darn. I loved NC.
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    by dt3ft 6y ago

    I work with DICOM and HL7 and these things bring me to daydream about becoming a farmer and never looking back... Public healthcare IT is not where you want to be.
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    by dt3ft 6y ago

    Agreed, but what else is there for simple formatting like headings, bold, underline, img? I had to go with markdown because I could not find anything else out there.
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    by dt3ft 6y ago

    One of the reasons I'm building 20-things.com. Imagine a much smaller community with 100 (this is a goal, currently very few people know about it) daily active users or so. It doesn't have to be huge, quality over quantity.
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    by dt3ft 6y ago

    https://20-things.com/ So far only a few people know about it and some of my friends are using it, but my goal is to keep it running and use it myself even if nobody else ends up using it. It is very cheap to operate and I