heyalexej

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by heyalexej 9y ago
Private Interne Acceess¹ uses Leaseweb quite a bit. I wonder if people using their services got intercepted, too. [1] https://www.privateinternetaccess.com
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by heyalexej 9y ago
There are commercial solutions¹² to this which are widely used for cloaking. [1] https://my.bseolized.com/products/ipgrabber [2] http://wpcloaker.com/
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by heyalexej 9y ago
Imagine there would be Chuck Norris books in the DB.
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by heyalexej 9y ago
Are you saying that there's a certain level of wealth that makes getting scammed okay? Just so people can prepare themselves to not get too "rich", what is that threshold?
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by heyalexej 10y ago
My parents are both ~60 y/o and run Ubuntu since roughly 5 years. I gave them a crash course over the course of 3 days and my mother took notes on all the things that she uses daily - spread sheets, word documents, images, browser, Sky
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by heyalexej 10y ago
The thing is, that you're incredibly successful. You live life the way you want it and have the freedom to decide what you want to spend your time on. This, for me, is success.
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by heyalexej 10y ago
So what would you suggest as an alternative?
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A Million Ad Impressions for Trump – Case Study(amillionimpressions.com)
1 points by heyalexej 10y ago|0 comments
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by heyalexej 10y ago
Each $10K stack of mint $100 bills is just shy under .44″. $50K is rather easy to hide in cash or precious metals. Then there's BTC and other crypto currencies. An amount small enough to fork over to several people you truly trust and
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by heyalexej 10y ago
May be anecdotal: I have several friends who got really excited about this and bought anything from DIY kits to industrial grade Sous Vide immersion circulators. All of which are now collecting dust after using them 3 times. Reminds me of t
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by heyalexej 10y ago
When having more than one person in the room, I'm using the Samson Go Mic¹. When I'm alone, for calls and everything else really: listening to music or just cancelling the noise (AC, on flights etc.), I'm using BOSE QC35². Bo
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by heyalexej 10y ago
Scheme she's peddling doesn't seem to work all that well for herself. Very sad.
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by heyalexej 10y ago
A very interesting excerpt, apparently from the site's owner himself[1] regarding copyright and ad revenues: "For years, I’ve had to watch how invisible frames have been attached to many websites that load my site. Such ‘maliciou
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by heyalexej 10y ago
http://robrhinehart.com/?p=1331 in the "Clothing" section.
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by heyalexej 10y ago
It still works the exact same way, except prepaid cards won't take you far at several thousand dollar spend per day per account. Residential IPs are needed and FB accounts with history (hint: have a look at craigslist). Also pre-warmin
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by heyalexej 10y ago
Isn't this how https://www.majestic12.co.uk started?
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by heyalexej 11y ago
Just as expected.
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by heyalexej 11y ago
Python Social Auth¹ by Matías Aguirre is a great library that was abstracted from battle-tested Django Social Auth. Authomatic² by Peter Hudec is good as well. Flask Social³ by Matt Wright is worth a look, too. You can find example impleme
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Web Framework Benchmarks Round 11(techempower.com)
8 points by heyalexej 11y ago|1 comments
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by heyalexej 11y ago
The "typing"¹ backport package on pypi claims to be compatible back to 2.7. EDIT: A gem i found on Reddit: Configure setuptools to install it only if required². [1] https://pypi.python.org/pypi/typing [2] ht
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by heyalexej 11y ago
Wow, this one infected at least 1.000+ sites according to Meanpath¹. [1] http://meanpath.com/f/j5LK9K
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RESS – Responsive Webdesign and Server Side Components(maddesigns.de)
1 points by heyalexej 11y ago|0 comments
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by heyalexej 11y ago
Great resources. Another one worth adding might be the recently published https://github.com/yasoob/intermediatePython which got quite a bit of positive feedback, both, here and on the python subreddit.
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by heyalexej 11y ago
I consider myself somewhere in the spectrum between beginner and intermediate and I use enumeration quite often. I picked it up early on in a tutorial by Andrew Montalenti (founder of http://www.parsely.com and quite active in t
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by heyalexej 11y ago
From related Reddit thread[0]: Note: This is not related with that paid "intermediate Python" book in any way. I became aware of it today. I had been using this name internally for a couple of months. If the author of paid "
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Intermediate Python(book.pythontips.com)
335 points by heyalexej 11y ago|78 comments
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by heyalexej 11y ago
Mind to elaborate a little bit on this?
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by heyalexej 11y ago
Thanks for your reply. I'll send you a mail with some questions in the next 48 hours.
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by heyalexej 11y ago
It shouldn't be free, it should be reasonably priced so you don't run out of money and can keep this thing running for years to come. There's huge demand for it - just search for geoip on Github. Some more pointers are here [
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by heyalexej 11y ago
Sorry for bugging you. Did you store results from the response ¹ metadata object for every domain and process it later or use Regex to parse the HTML content? I crawl large-ish websites (most recently https://code.google.com wi

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