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by gingerlime 4y ago
Looks cool! curious how you sourced and tagged the channels? We have a few popular anatomy channels in different languages[0], but I couldn’t find any of our videos when searching for “anatomy” and also results were quite mixed. Some videos
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by gingerlime 4y ago
I’m no expert, but I think the main moat that Chrome has here is its web store where users find extensions and developers submit their extensions. There’s a review process which whilst far from perfect is labor intensive and still helps cat
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by gingerlime 4y ago
IANAL and could be wrong here, but I don’t think it matters. Personal data is personal. Even if it’s posted publicly it’s still personal data. Email is personal data. Your name is personal data. Plus spam laws are a thing. In any case, at t
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by gingerlime 4y ago
If you’re in Europe (or a citizen living outside) you can make a GDPR subject access request to get a copy of your data. Try to specifically ask for a record of how your data was obtained. And you can also ask to be deleted permanently. It
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by gingerlime 4y ago
yes, and that’s why some countries are far friendlier destinations for HQs of global orgs. But even the more privacy friendly countries are (badly) handling huge backlogs, and are far from efficient in enforcing legislation.
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by gingerlime 4y ago
Data protection authorities don’t need to go through the courts. They have the authority to levy fines. They are by and large slow, understaffed, and in some cases allegedly criminally negligent or coerced into inaction. Try to file a GDPR
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by gingerlime 4y ago
in theory, yes. In practice, good luck getting your complaint acted on. Enforcement of GDPR is a sad joke. To a point that there are law suits and criminal charges[0] against data protection authorities in some countries. [0] just one examp
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by gingerlime 4y ago
totp is good in theory but not ideal for sending via email. Users might miss the email, or it gets delayed, then they want to resend the email and end up with two codes or more. Which one to use then? and you might want bruteforce protectio
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by gingerlime 4y ago
Sharing your birthday is fine. Or your email. Not both obviously. /s
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by gingerlime 4y ago
is it still a problem?? recently bought a switch and only plugged to the official adapter that came with it, but my first thought was “too bulky” so was wondering if I can use my M1 air USB C charger on the go instead.
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by gingerlime 4y ago
esbuild is great, but our only blocker for using it was that there was no way to control the number of chunks. On a moderately sized modular app, this can slow down things significantly[0] [0] https://github.com/evanw/e
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by gingerlime 4y ago
I’m not sure this is the issue precisely. However there’s been rulings that ban using Google analytics simply because doing so means the user sends a request to Google, and the user IP address is considered personal data (look up Schrems II
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by gingerlime 4y ago
For those who appreciate a fair degree of skepticism and critical thinking, I would also recommend the Crypto Critics corner podcast, as well as the broader focused Griftonomics from Jackson Palmer (of Dogecoin fame). A lot of their stuff i
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by gingerlime 4y ago
I didn’t know that the day ends at sunset. Did they also have a different clock for hours and minutes or it simply didn’t exist? Just wondering about Jewish timezones and keeping server times if days get longer and shorter at different plac
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by gingerlime 4y ago
I'm not sure I understand your question, particularly in relation to my comment. There were a few people involved in the conversation so it could be confusing :) I was commenting about the limitation of fail2ban and the potential for a
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by gingerlime 4y ago
Do AWS and Cloudflare allow you to correct their false-positives? any other 3rd party WAFs worth considering?
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by gingerlime 4y ago
This is a useful approach unless your customers are behind CGNAT, huge enterprises, government offices, university campuses, hospitals etc. In those cases you have a small number of IPs with lots of people behind them, and one employee who
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by gingerlime 4y ago
this is neat. I wonder how to combine it with fail2ban / nginx. That said, from a practical perspective, I wonder if "boring" consistent responses might be better, not to encourage attackers to keep trying? (plus false-positi
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by gingerlime 4y ago
Thanks for the tip about milvus, which might help on its own. I’ll try the playground when I get a chance as well.
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by gingerlime 4y ago
I think that’s why the DRV might step in and force a freelancer to pay into the social security system if they have a single client. If I recall it also applies to foreign clients, but I’m not 100% sure how far it extends. It’s definitely e
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by gingerlime 4y ago
the only issue is that you might be liable to pay social insurance (DRV), but only if they can show that you have only one long-term client, and I’m not sure if it applies to foreign clients, especially outside the EU (but it might)
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by gingerlime 4y ago
No problem at all. US company pays zero VAT. Any accountant can help with billing and tax reporting specifics.
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by gingerlime 4y ago
OT but can these AIs generate text based on existing corpus? eg helpdesk system that suggests responses to (human) agents based on previous (human) questions and replies or a bank of frequent saved snippets/replies. edit: or find previ
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by gingerlime 4y ago
where did you find a good developer for Wordpress? there are so many that it’s hard to separate wheat from chaff. Especially when it comes to doing things with security/authorization. As a CTO/developer who works with Ruby/Ra
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by gingerlime 4y ago
> or if https://developers.cloudflare.com/ssl/origin-configuration/o ... is used. How is using CF’s origin CA preventing the connection to the real backend in order to bypass Cloudflare? you cam just ignore the
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by gingerlime 4y ago
Thank you! First I hear about either of those, but definitely interesting. Are there paid / hosted versions of lago? after a sub-par experience trying to switch to ChargeBee I'm looking for alternatives, but struggle to find somet
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by gingerlime 4y ago
Besides being a single point of failure, we tried to switch to ChargeBee and found them to be pretty lacking (to put it mildly). The platform looks nice and has lots of options, but under the hood things seem pretty fragile. Horrible docs,
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by gingerlime 4y ago
I’m using a free app called SMS block[0] for a number of years. Other than a weird app icon (has a strange logo that has the word TAXI on it with a cross mark for some odd reason), it seems to run local and does the job simply and effective
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by gingerlime 4y ago
Yes, from what I heard, YouTube is looking at a 70/30 split with creators.
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by gingerlime 4y ago
sounds intriguing. is there a blog post with your setup? can this be (easily) used between several developers? each needs their own server? can the server spin on-demand?

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