everfree

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by everfree 10y ago
Why is it free?
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by everfree 11y ago
Is the connection between your servers and the GitHub Pages servers unencrypted?
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by everfree 11y ago
With the GitLab runner, you actually can execute anything you want on their server. It's sandboxed like any other CI service.
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by everfree 11y ago
When using GitHub Pages, the server -> CloudFlare goes over unauthenticated HTTPS (using the HTTPS "not strict" option), which means it is resistant to passive attackers but vulnerable to active MITM attackers.
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by everfree 11y ago
I fell in love with programming but I think it's ridiculous to gift my free time to my employer. During my free time I'd rather write my own software (or open source) that has a chance of either benefiting humanity or getting me r
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by everfree 11y ago
There's an interesting discussion on Stack Exchange about whether it's useful to sign every commit: http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/212192/what-a...
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by everfree 11y ago
Ugh. I use Bitcoin to buy and sell Team Fortress 2 items, because it doesn't have the counterparty risk that something like Paypal has (and it also has lower fees for the time being). Using Bitcoin also has the advantage that I can tra
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by everfree 11y ago
Why do you believe that accepting Bitcoin automatically makes a business shady? Often the companies I see offering bitcoin payments are the ones that are a bit ahead of the tech curve and want to try something experimental (e.g. Wordpress,
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by everfree 11y ago
They probably went through an external payment processor, so they weren't exposed to the Bitcoin network or its speed/risk at all.
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by everfree 11y ago
One way is by using JS to change the address bar location using window.location or history.pushState(), instead of using history.relpaceState() which doesn't create an extra history entry each time.
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by everfree 11y ago
If you click the tiny 'help' button in the footer, click on "User Guides", load the 3MB PDF file, then go to page 002 (page 5 in the PDF document), there is a short blurb about what s.id is and does.
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by everfree 11y ago
Sorry to hear that. HTTPS (via SNI and user-uploaded certificate) doesn't cost the hosting provider anything to support, so it seems like yours is just behind the times.
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by everfree 11y ago
This can be solved through the use of a local fallback if the request to the Google CDN returns 404.
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by everfree 11y ago
That assumes that you clear your browser cache after you view every page, or that you visit 100 separate sites every day that each weigh 4MB.
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by everfree 11y ago
Genuine question: What are the legitimate uses of $0 invoices? The only thing I can think of is a product that usually costs money (and thus has an invoice workflow), but has been marked as free for some promotion.
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by everfree 11y ago
5. People who want to send money online without any restrictions on who they can pay and how much. 6. Online businesses with business models that generate frequent chargebacks, so can benefit from an irreversible payment method.
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by everfree 11y ago
Then blocks continue to be created, but no more coins are mined (in practice, we will be mining tiny little fractions of a coin for a very long time until it drops off to true zero).
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by everfree 11y ago
Definitely agreed. I feel like I'm the only one who had no idea whether GTD was a product or service or some sort of TO-DO methodology...
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by everfree 11y ago
Which distro, in your opinion, is 100% perfect and can't be improved on?
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by everfree 11y ago
- Open source - Generate a private key as part of the setup - Upload your public key to the public key servers - Access camera to read a key (qr code) from another device - Display QR code of your private key (so you can s
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by everfree 11y ago
Running Skype for Linux here, and what are these "updates" you speak of? I'm still getting 240p quality video when my friends try to screen share, which means I can barely see what they're trying to show me. Also Skype s