dylz

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by dylz 6y ago
VM, open a fresh browser inside, close it out
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by dylz 6y ago
It is not hosted in France or in Europe, it is also not a French company. It was hosted in Canada on space owned by a Canadian company.
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by dylz 6y ago
Unfortunately most cable providers offer "gigabit" where upstream is sub-5 to 10 Mbit
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by dylz 6y ago
Disgusting amounts of advertising and endorsements?
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by dylz 6y ago
Is option 1.5) available? Hire a "legal service" that has templates, pay 1-2k and get it mildly customised to your needs
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by dylz 6y ago
What do you expect when you try to monopolise a key-value store of static files and attempt to only ship binaries that remove the ability to define your own registry?
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by dylz 6y ago
Yes. You sign up for 12 mo contract and pay it off in one lump sum for cancel.
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by dylz 6y ago
As cloudy as Windows is, it doesn't seem to automatically detect/set that flag (and then you have the problem where people don't want to turn on datasave mode - like how I don't want iOS to only download updates over WiF
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by dylz 6y ago
Pretty much this, I've noticed quite an uptick of traffic since WFHdemic started from mobile networks presenting non-mobile user agents. If you're on a typical 5G hotspot and suddenly start mass uploading, congrats, you've ei
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by dylz 6y ago
Is this another WebRTC thing? How do I explain to my users that pay $20-30 per 1GB of data when it starts automatically "contributing" to reduce my costs?
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by dylz 6y ago
> The latter is unusual it is not something anyone ought to expect from "every major service". The latter is something I'd expect all the time, if I logged in to eBay from a M247 IP I'd expect the account to be suspen
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by dylz 6y ago
Yes. The VPN you use is basically attacking, bruteforcing Microsoft and multiple Microsoft services 24x7 continuously. Almost any consumer VPN will trigger something similar at every major service.
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by dylz 6y ago
I'll keep an eye out for the exact message. I tend to avoid Medium as much as possible - scrolling is incredibly slow, and I recently found out medium storing several hundred MB of garbage in my localstorage, which it adds to every tim
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by dylz 6y ago
There are separate walls like account walls, max x articles per day, requiring sign in that are in addition and uncontrollable from paywalls, IIRC.
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by dylz 6y ago
This hasn't been the case in a long time, most streaming sites no longer do RTMP unless specialised cases, because of scaling and ease of scaling. They're mostly HLS or equivalent now.
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by dylz 6y ago
McD app does not post txn until you arrive at location and tap check in (GPS "enforced"; if you don't send a reasonable location to the backend it will tell you to just show your phone to a cashier and fail it) that being sai
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by dylz 6y ago
Most places don't demand email verification.
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by dylz 6y ago
serious: pi bits (gpio joysticks, analogue stick), alternative boards like beagleboard or a non-arm board like arduino clones. something to provide wireless comms. bluetooth usb dongle. comedy: winrar licence printed and framed to post on t
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by dylz 6y ago
A number of apps like the Chick-fil-A one explicitly advertise these as features: > - Advanced Persistent Device Identification: Identifies individual mobile devices for both iOS and Android platforms, even if they have been reset or if
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by dylz 6y ago
That's my thought too, Mumble's text chat is terribad, the UI looks like crap. The onboarding is typical of non-hipster F/OSS. The setup guide for servers isn't "run murmur.exe", it's "run openssl com
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by dylz 6y ago
As-is I don't consider Discord a competitor to Slack without massive fundamental changes. Chat and content is heavily censored, you risk permanent bans, incredibly privacy invading, unencrypted, all that. It is pretty much fluff chat e
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by dylz 6y ago
> Setting up a Mumble client as a user is not complicated, This reads like the Show HN: Dropbox thread; UI/UX for Mumble is typical of engineer-design. Setting up a client as a user and being told to set up client certificates for m
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by dylz 6y ago
What's stopping every major site from going "oh, our randomly generated tracking and ads are critical path", while they serve multi-megabyte heavily obfuscated JS from random URLs to prevent being blocked. This already happen
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by dylz 6y ago
I am at 10m+, keep in mind it isn't 1:1 with requests. Things like GET read only video metadata is one request, but if you are uploading a video, it might count as more out of your quota. You are expected to be well behaved though. You
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by dylz 6y ago
I've done this before, with all data stored in RDS mysql and wp-uploads in s3, but it's kind of pointless and less performant. Your lambda bundle will effectively be just the entire contents of your public_html, complete with full
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by dylz 6y ago
automated form for me.
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by dylz 6y ago
There are no reputable ones; they are (>99,99%+ probably) all based off of unwanted adware or malware/botnet exploit installation. There are some fake ones that also commit wire fraud, fraudulent letters of authorisation and do BGP
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by dylz 6y ago
These are split into either unknowing people with their computers abused like Hola, malware running proxies being sold, or otherwise. Some mobile games and chrome extensions expose proxies also as a monetisation method. Don't support t
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by dylz 6y ago
US only uses chip (and chip is optional in many places!!!! , if you scratch it out it'll fail a few times then let you swipe) (and signature). There is generally no chip and pin. Some older terminals hard crash on PINs on credit. Some
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by dylz 6y ago
Yep. Nothing more I hate than seeing crisp or tawk or whatever other bullshit "ENGAGEMENT GROWTH HACKING" ding noise.

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