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explaingarlic
5y ago
1.5% to 3.5% is extortionate for handling a transaction, in my uninformed opinion.
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Ask HN: AWS Solutions Architect Associate training material
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explaingarlic
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explaingarlic
5y ago
Sure. But CVEs don't enumerate RCEs/vulnerabilities that reveal user passwords - they care about a superset of all of that. And when you look at the common vulnerabilities in phpBB3, "phpBB3 hasn't had a single severe vu
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explaingarlic
5y ago
Is there an official counter for phpBB RCEs/vulnerabilities that revealed user passwords? This has been going on for decades now. It's getting ridiculous.
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explaingarlic
5y ago
Very nice to see someone take ownership of a problem. Thanks Jeff :)
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explaingarlic
5y ago
I understand the disappointment, but this is a case of a bad template as opposed to building Windows apps being natively complicated. UWP is amazing - I haven't had the chance or bother to use it for anything particular, but if I was g
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explaingarlic
5y ago
My experience in shifting political and sociological landscapes drastically is limited, like my experience with solving world hunger, but trying to solve this kind of problem by limiting its spread isn't a reliable solution. The proble
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5y ago
Nobody's mentioning what I think should be obvious - a table saw, an impact drill with kilograms of sorted bits, whatever stuff you need for welding. Soldering equipment + as many schematics of the PCB based stuff I own with enough spa
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explaingarlic
5y ago
I'm not a fan of Bootstrap components. I really only like bootstrap for consistency and the ease of use - it saves me writing a lot of CSS, which breaks often. None of the Bootstrap components do anything for me, at all. Do you have an
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explaingarlic
5y ago
To be honest, this is exactly what I was looking for :) Thanks!
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Ask HN: Making things look not-terrible – especially in HTML/CSS
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explaingarlic
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