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gabeio
4y ago
I believe they are doing some search aggregation from multiple sources and from what they say they do not seem to be caching results much.
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gabeio
4y ago
I don’t but honestly I don’t search for things often that I need anonymity, I use kagi more because it seems better than the other search engines at getting the results I care about at the top and not a huge amount of ads or junk posts at t
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4y ago
> I need to store artifacts related to this build, as I don’t want to build those again! https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-workflows/storing-w... they do seem to be capable of saving most things peo
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4y ago
> We have a probation period to work out if they’ve over-promised I'm curious what you mean by over-promised? Unless you only do this for people who don't already have a job, this sounds more toxic than multiple interviews. &qu
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gabeio
4y ago
Honestly, I switched from Gandi to Cloudflare the second I could, Gandi has been okay but pretty expensive where it didn't seem necessary especially for just a domain and nothing more. I have had no issues with Cloudflare as my registr
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gabeio
4y ago
> And if they didn't, they should've eaten those expenses or at least grandfathered old repos. Why should they eat the expenses of abusive users? As well they clearly have and are finally taking action about preventing it. Your
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4y ago
> If an exception is unexpected, usually there won't be an exception handler for it That honestly depends on how the language and program are written, python is a great and horrible example of where you can handle any exception ev
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4y ago
Google Docs if you have editing privileges you can switch to suggesting mode and it will allow you to “suggest” changes (diff like) instead of outright make them, I usually like doing this for documents which aren’t mine. Notion I agree but
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gabeio
4y ago
It does but each comment adds 400k emails to the queue before you, so all of the comments that happened before you unsubscribed are already queued. I unsubscribed and it did eventually stop.
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4y ago
Unfortunately, Sendgrid and other users of Authy with no alternative 2FA systems in place lock you into the Authy app or SMS as the fallback. There are some, very limited, workarounds for this but still requires you to have the app in Authy
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5y ago
> The problem is not the airtag, it’s the find my network. Tile, for example, actually works the exact same way. If you fully loose your tile connected to your keys you can put it into a "lost" mode [1] which will then notify y
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5y ago
Doesn't it still make the noise when you use the onscreen switch? Either way it's horrible, all of these noises seem to be at a fixed or separate volume level than the media volume (which actually is common for apple). Siri used t
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5y ago
> Globally you probably have to go out of your way to hire a designer that wasn't Windows based. That, likely, highly depends on your industry. Designers doing mobile application design, as well as web design from my limited experie
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5y ago
> As an industry, we should be deeply ashamed at how much of the world's time and resources are wasted running poor software so a company can save a few bucks. This seems like you are saying everyone should write in assembly or c la
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5y ago
They might depending on how they loaded the money into said wallet. Considering most $ to bitcoin exchanges seem to log everything they likely would be a good way to prove that it is [your] $. Of course that assumes [you] haven't put i
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5y ago
> This means that competition is working, because you would choose apple's IAP, over the third party, even if it was more expensive. Aren't you heavily assuming these developers would even bother integrating apple's IAP? T
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5y ago
Probably depends on how they block it, if they just return an NXDOMAIN the fact that DNSSEC is turned on might not matter.
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5y ago
Based on what I am reading, unless I am misunderstanding, which considering how our laws are written I'm surprised anyone is capable of understanding them entirely. https://www.callahan-law.com/are-non-competes-enforcea
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5y ago
I had nearly the same feeling while reading this and specifically finally getting to the part where the author mentions they were an intern. Being an intern at the company is kinda important to this story, had they not been an intern at the
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gabeio
5y ago
Two things can be true.
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5y ago
Unless I am missing something, security keys never send the private key anywhere so the computer can not access it. Unlike an unplugged storage device which can be read by malware once plugged in, and need to be read into memory by the comp
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gabeio
6y ago
34% stated they would rather leave than return to the office. But the article goes on to say that only 25% would rather go fully back into an office. It sounds like the majority would enjoy a place they could go work if they choose to but n
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6y ago
Cloudflare at minimum it's free as well and will protect you from bad actors which will save you $ if someone starts an infinite loop requesting your site.
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6y ago
I do like this idea, this is I assume why github makes you type the repo name out in full. I wish AWS followed suit, when deleting any RDS (database) instance on AWS all you have to type is "delete me"... very easy to copy and pas
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6y ago
I have one of those you don't need to _press_ it seems the conduction of the finger is "key" (haha, sorry). But yeah I agree if you are pressing it _hard_ it will likely damage the usb port especially considering it doesn
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gabeio
7y ago
AOL AIM actually had a feature similar to this, in each chat you could enable "RealTime-IM" and show what you were typing as you were typing to the other person. Which ended up being nice that it was an optional feature. https:&#
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7y ago
I'm actually kind of surprised to see the only reference to lavabit, in all of the comments, is that it was shutdown. It seems to be back and their server is open source: https://github.com/lavabit/magma although
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gabeio
8y ago
I’m glad to see a designer agreeing with all of the developers.
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Google Pixel 2 Tech Specs
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9y ago
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Google Pixel 2
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