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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
I just did. It gave me two correct answers. (And it's a bad riddle anyway.)
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
Nowhere in the article does he "concede he came to the U.S. illegally."
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
these operators straight up do not work anymore in any mainstream search engine.
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
wut
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
It seems you forgot to note this comment is a quote from [1]. 1. https://labs.watchtowr.com/someone-knows-bash-far-too-well-a...
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
lol, I just assumed this was a reference to the old workflow for bypassing code-signing on OS X, which was you had to click 'Cancel' in the popup then right-click and select "open" (no indication in the UI that this did
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
Yeah, I'm baffled that "CEO creates low-effort bug report" -> "open source contributor ignores the low quality of that report and nonetheless fixes the issue in his company's product" is what he apparently c
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
I actually was looking into this recently (exploring how much of a PITA changing my github email would be) and found it interesting that, while in principle your GH email is public to anyone interfacing with your commits via `git`, they hav
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
I don't quite understand why one would waste resources on restating the points of the article in a four-paragraph hn comment, as if it scores them some points.
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
Oh my goodness. Reading up on it a bit more: Ox Security, a "vibe-coding security platform," highlighted these vulnerabilites to its creator, Peter Steinberg. The response wasn't exactly reassuring. “This is a tec
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
- Why do you need a reminder to buy gloves when you are holding them? Had to go back because I skimmed over this screenshot. I have to presume it's because this guy who books $600 Airbnb's for vacation wants to save a co
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
Have ignored the flood of "Clawdbot" stuff on here lately because none of it seemed interesting but read this and skimmed the docs and I'm leaving puzzled- I understand "Clawdbot" was renamed "OpenClaw" du
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
As mentioned in TFA, Android has had a "desktop" phone projection mode for years and it doesn't seem to have caught on. This seems to be a distro for dedicated desktop devices, I’m not sure what the point is when its main com
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by ghostly_s 9mo ago
> And in fact when it came time to discuss future Photos features there was always a contingent pushing to add back features that were lost in the transition away from Aperture. Apple actually publicly promised they would be doing this w
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by ghostly_s 9mo ago
Afaict github allows you to disable 'Issues' per repo, yet few do. I presume that means they are okay engaging with issues on some level, but I find it odd almost none post a policy/expectations around them.
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by ghostly_s 9mo ago
Ah, but it's "Trusted by developers and security teams worldwide!"
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by ghostly_s 9mo ago
There are vessels taking both routes at the same time.
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by ghostly_s 9mo ago
So this person's solution was to write a series of bespoke apps that allows them to...save bookmarks with tags? Instead of just trying Pinboard or one of the other dozen existing products that do the same thing, or even the built-in Bo
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by ghostly_s 9mo ago
I wonder what influences the decision for some ships to take that direct route between Hokkaido and Vancouver through the Aleutian islands while others veer South on no apparent lane. Maybe vessels lacking sophisticated enough navigation eq
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by ghostly_s 10mo ago
These problems are rampant enough in the OSS world too, never heard of an open source salesman.
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by ghostly_s 10mo ago
People who choose such a noxious name for their project that it actually dissuades people who might otherwise be users think that says something about those prudish users , but it really says something about them.
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by ghostly_s 10mo ago
Did this for a couple years on a 45 minute CTA commute in Chicago while I was learning to code outside my day job, it honestly made that commute not even feel burdensome. Key was that I was 1.) on the brown line, which was still running the
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by ghostly_s 10mo ago
I made no statement about my alignment with the opinions therein.
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by ghostly_s 10mo ago
> I think in the future I'll anonymously contact companies with way more strict deadlines if their customers (or others) are in serious risk. I'll lose the ability to brag with my real name, but I can live with it. What you&#x2
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by ghostly_s 10mo ago
This is already happening in the NAS HDD space. Prices on new units have been stagnant or rising for a couple years now.
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by ghostly_s 10mo ago
> My favourite part of climbing the corporate ladder is finally having enough clout to just say "no". Well that's exactly the point- in most orgs, only high level people are granted the discretion to manage their time this
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by ghostly_s 11mo ago
Less an article than an op-ed.
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by ghostly_s 11mo ago
I don't follow how the label placement in the graphic could cause a connection issue, unless it slipped down further to interfere with the pin?
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by ghostly_s 11mo ago
I don't think giving someone "medical advice" in the US requires a license per se; legal entities use "this is not medical advice" type disclaimers just to avoid liability.
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by ghostly_s 11mo ago
Tried containers when it was released but found it very inconvenient to manage. If I understand this solution doesn't even let you have two profiles open at once? That's even less useful imho. edit: I use Simple Tab Groups which i

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