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601.
by efilife 2y ago
It is said in the article that it's patched, multiple times
602.
by efilife 2y ago
> It's only 127 lines of code It's not, a lot of this are comments. It's around 99 LOC
603.
by efilife 2y ago
What was there?
604.
by efilife 2y ago
Rookie question, how do you ban an ip range?
605.
by efilife 2y ago
and about remembering stuff. When I want to remember something, I read it some time before sleeping. After reading I remember nothing, but after waking up it magically appears in my memory. Very useful
606.
by efilife 2y ago
For the sake of it. I find it just cool
607.
by efilife 2y ago
You won't be scarred for life after searching for some random dude. You are on a hackers forum and are afraid of a web search?
608.
by efilife 2y ago
So every website I do not own is serverless?
609.
by efilife 2y ago
Same question > Dokku is an open-source Platform as a Service (PaaS) that runs on a single server of your choice This is the first paragraph in the article
610.
by efilife 2y ago
> Dokku is an open-source Platform as a Service (PaaS) that runs on a single server of your choice Lol
611.
by efilife 2y ago
Uuid 4 is just a random bytes generator that inserts hyphens in specified places. You don't need to use it, you can just generate random bytes yourself and save on space (unnecessary hyphens, version info and so on)
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by efilife 2y ago
> Diet, exercise and good sleep, keys to longevity. So simple. Why didn't I think of this earlier
613.
by efilife 2y ago
Looks like someone wanted to make a humorous comment? What a shame. As a hackernews user I MUST downvote. No humor allowed here.
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by efilife 2y ago
Why obfuscate an extension?
615.
by efilife 2y ago
just FYI, we use asterisks (*) for emphasis on HN
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by efilife 2y ago
> Disclaimer: > This is a demo site for UUIDv7. It was generated almost entirely with AI tools (primarily ChatGPT, which hallicunated that UUIDv7 had a time resolution of 10 nanoseconds and I cleaned that up). Do not use this UUIDv7 g
617.
by efilife 2y ago
What does cancellation level mean? I couldn't find the meaning after a quick search
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by efilife 2y ago
I don't understand. The article is about maze generation and it only talks about traversing predefined mazes. I had a similar thought after reading an article about generating sudokus. Like they were alreadt generated and the article w
619.
by efilife 2y ago
Doesn't work. Looks like it's just not possible
620.
by efilife 2y ago
Paid. You can't add images to documents unless you pay, is this correct?
621.
by efilife 2y ago
Of course this makes perfect sense. Why should people be responsible for actions of a dictator? I can't believe this comment is downvoted
622.
by efilife 2y ago
https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/palemoon This article is 5 years old and I'm not sure whether it's accurate anymore, but might be worth checking to be sure we are completely private. I also remember so
623.
by efilife 2y ago
> This is why LLMs that answer questions are currently more valuable than search engines for information retrieval. But mark my words, these LLMs are going to become just as enshittified as search engines are now. It's happening! Ch
624.
by efilife 2y ago
Cope. People often make money on things they know nothing about
625.
by efilife 2y ago
Yup, makes perfect sense after thinking about it more.
626.
by efilife 2y ago
This is called cloaking [0] and is against Google's policies for many years. But they don't care [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloaking
627.
by efilife 2y ago
Polygons. It renders the blocks using traditional polygons
628.
by efilife 2y ago
Holy shit, this is terrible
629.
by efilife 2y ago
Right, sorry. My only defense is that I just woke up half-dead
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by efilife 2y ago
Tried to respond like a LLM would > You scored 7/15. The best language model, mistral-7b, scored 7/15. I guess it's a success

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