dylz

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   by dylz 6y ago

   1001 /s
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   by dylz 6y ago

   https://didtheyhelp.com/ maybe?
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   by dylz 7y ago

   Websockets probably. The built JS contains references to both WebSocket and Firebase.
4. 274.▲
   by dylz 7y ago

   Make it not online. Make it completely usable offline without ANY form of data being sent to you or any registration.
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   by dylz 7y ago

   Do they really? evercookie generally has a specific definition, where the application attempts to persist that chunk of data in heavy-handed, abusive, malware-like ways and repopulating it on removal with the same token when possible; usual
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   by dylz 7y ago

   In this case, I do not mean individuals. I mean businesses. > For healthy people under 50 This is not their choice: in the US you have completely unnecessary businesses forcing people with conditions, elderly people, etc. that could be t
7. 277.▲
   by dylz 7y ago

   > After all, private businesses and individuals can make their own voluntary risk assessment about staying open Absolutely hell no. They were given the chance and repeatedly made the wrong "risk assessment" resulting in deaths.
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   by dylz 7y ago

   In this particular case it looks like FB promoted a CMU survey to certain people.
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   by dylz 7y ago

   I'd just remove the emojis, but I'm curious whether they actually have an impact, negative or positive on conversion. It "reads" to me in a really bad way, but I might be overly cynical due to exposure to things like ht
10. 280.▲
    by dylz 7y ago

    I'm curious, does writing like this actually work? > Let’s [emoji] increase your conversion rate by [emoji] reducing friction while ️[emoji] delighting your users. It reads like a really bad MLM pyramid scheme pitch and/or inc
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    by dylz 7y ago

    This happens nearly 24/7.
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    by dylz 7y ago

    For 2, a dispute is not a cb - on paypal if someone chargebacks _on their card_, there is an entirely different workflow
13. 283.▲
    by dylz 7y ago

    Basically every non-Western (and some Western) F2P MMO game installs a rootkit. Look at anything by Aeria, Gravity, etc. They're significantly worse than Riot's Vanguard - everything from all plaintext data exfiltration, copying c
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    by dylz 7y ago

    Then that sounds like you owe Apple the % if you want to be on their platform.
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    by dylz 7y ago

    SU is now mix.com, I thought?
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    by dylz 7y ago

    They don't. Good ones let you choose at registration time. Mine lets you pick a default in the first place of your own..
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    by dylz 7y ago

    WP as CMS - easy, https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/ If you are selling physical items, the Stripe iOS integration is really simple. If you are doing digital items or functionality or services, you are required
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    by dylz 7y ago

    The way you describe your script literally makes it sound like malicious software. Do you webpack/rollup the entire thing together, or is fingerprint/jquery included as-is?
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    by dylz 7y ago

    > Yahoo.com et al. are still available to create one-off emails to allow someone to get past a (say) 14-day free trial every 14 days, so how does blocking these guys help? Yahoo requires SMS verification on every signup.
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    by dylz 7y ago

    From a personal opinion standpoint, I agree with your latter statement. I don't block throwaway email domains from my services. The few times I've hosted something like this (previously running open source https://gitla
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    by dylz 7y ago

    This is entirely reasonable. You should not wear "outside clothes" in as much as possible.
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    by dylz 7y ago

    I doubt he would mind linking to an actual, good article that was part and parcel of how you grew your website on the internet. Based on the list of titles, they are all literal blog spam - worthless, useless trash that contributes nothing
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    by dylz 7y ago

    What kind of anti-abuse mechanisms do you have in play? As soon as the API is figured out, it'll be used for mass spam signups. I've done one of these before, and pretty much if you allow any form of being able to retrieve a code
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    by dylz 7y ago

    A lot of people were asking WTF about Facebook, Apple, etc having tons of masks - CA pretty much had temporary mandatory "you must have enough for all of your workers" declarations during wildfires.
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    by dylz 7y ago

    RPKI in ARIN space is questionably annoying to do. I still haven't been able to add anything to my new allocations. As a bonus, my US upstream doesn't care if I have RPKI/ROA/IRR - even if I do, they ask for dead tree LO
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    by dylz 7y ago

    California OSHA has made it a legal requirement for companies to have N95 masks for employees in the past.
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    by dylz 7y ago

    Maybe Brazil? > "We're all going to die one day"[0] > “I’m sorry, some people will die, they will die, that’s life,” Bolsonaro said in a television interview on Friday night. “You can’t stop a car factory because of tra
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    by dylz 7y ago

    I'm curious, do you get non-screwed-with service? Try curling any IP on port 80; they seem to proxy everything, from web to TLS handshakes.
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    by dylz 7y ago

    I would be unsurprised if it was also just downvoted a lot because the article is not readable without login.
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    by dylz 7y ago

    As a note for readers: to get a mobile SIM in South Korea of any kind, you pretty much need identity verification.