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by grodriguez100 2y ago
> For your language issue, you could self-host the platform and only run purchases through Gumroad. This is how I do it Good advice. Will have a look at this. Thanks!
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by grodriguez100 2y ago
Looks good! Thank you
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Ask HN: Alternatives to Gumroad for "software licenses"?
25 points by grodriguez100 2y ago|16 comments
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by grodriguez100 2y ago
Looks great! Thanks
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by grodriguez100 2y ago
Do you have any recommendation for a similar simple, no bells & whistles newsletter service? Something which just provides a signup form and a way to send simple emails to your audience, no need for more.
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by grodriguez100 2y ago
Looks great! No iOS version?
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by grodriguez100 2y ago
Yes, the situation in Europe is much better, even more so after the introduction of PSD2 which requires strong customer authentication and is specifically designed to avoid (or at least minimize..) identity fraud.
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by grodriguez100 2y ago
> I could make it more beautiful and all but I dont have infinite time -- in the end im trying to get a job with it My two cents only, and this is meant to be constructive criticism. Precisely because you are trying to land a job with th
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by grodriguez100 2y ago
I have now read this comment three times and still don’t know what it is about.
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macOS 14.4.1 fixes Java-breaking bug(support.apple.com)
3 points by grodriguez100 2y ago|1 comments
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by grodriguez100 2y ago
macOS 14.4 introduced a bug that potentially affected all Java applications, on all existing Java versions, with no workaround. The bug was caused by a breaking change in the way the OS handled processes writing to protected memory. This ha
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by grodriguez100 3y ago
This is fun to see as an experiment but hopefully nobody does this in real life. This breaks accessibility, reader mode, screen readers, etc.
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by grodriguez100 3y ago
Or 386K requests per seconds, depending on where these billions are coming from :-)
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by grodriguez100 3y ago
And also because historically iPhone users have been more inclined to pay for apps than Android users.
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by grodriguez100 3y ago
The original Pixel Dungeon uses a homebrew “engine” (that’s the PD-classes stuff). Shattered uses libgdx.
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by grodriguez100 3y ago
Yes, you are right. The pricing page is confusing and it does not explain clearly that all the paid plans are not needed for ACME stuff. I am not sure if this is an oversight or done on purpose..
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by grodriguez100 3y ago
Yes it does offer free wildcard certs (for ACME); see: https://zerossl.com/documentation/acme/ “By using ZeroSSL's ACME feature, you will be able to generate an unlimited amount of 90-day SSL certificates at
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by grodriguez100 3y ago
I'm curious, if the Android issue does not apply to you, why are you looking for alternatives to LE ?
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Ask HN: What is your experience with ZeroSSL?
3 points by grodriguez100 3y ago|7 comments
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Ask HN: What is your experience with ZeroSSL?
1 points by grodriguez100 3y ago|0 comments
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by grodriguez100 3y ago
> One of the fixes this release is untrainable SIGKILLs programs for illegal memory accesses, which is a perfectly boring and sensible security practice The signal raised for page faults should be (and actually was , before 14.4) SIGSEG
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by grodriguez100 3y ago
> Some of these problems could be a de-emphasis on the Intel experience. Unlikely since several of the issues seem to happen only on Apple Silicon.
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by grodriguez100 3y ago
Uhm, yes, you are right.
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by grodriguez100 3y ago
I don't think the EU DMA changes will require that JIT is supported. Supporting alternative browser engines is something that can be done perfectly without JIT.
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by grodriguez100 3y ago
Yes, Apple had their own Java runtime in the past, but this was discontinued. I think Mojave (10.14) was the first version without official Java support from Apple.
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by grodriguez100 3y ago
I find it difficult to imagine how a change like this (sending a SIGKILL to the process instead of SIGSEGV on a page fault) can be done in the final release and not in one of the EA releases or betas. It is clearly a breaking change with no
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by grodriguez100 3y ago
“The problem does not affect most typical Mac users, as Java was deprecated for the Mac back in 2012.” This is misleading. What was deprecated was the browser Java plug-in distributed by Apple. That’s very different from “deprecating Java”.
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by grodriguez100 3y ago
There is no “special treatment for Java”. This is a well known technique that has been used for ages in the implementation of JITs. The behavior it relies on is specified by POSIX.
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by grodriguez100 3y ago
That xkcd comic was the first thing that came to mind as well. The article explains how Base64 is “problematic because it has more than a dozen variants”. So instead of picking one, let’s invent a new standard.
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by grodriguez100 3y ago
Yes, I know.

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