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by hunter2_ 4y ago
If we're comparing CLIs with text chat bots, accents affect neither. I don't think the concept of NLP generally implies voice more than text, and TFA specifically discusses textboxes.
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
I wonder if there's an app/extension that streamlines remembering/autofilling usernames but not passwords. I doubt many people would be into it, but it would be the best of both worlds for the case you describe, I think. Or s
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
For anyone confused, I think the issue here is that the question is about response headers and the reply is about request headers. Everyone keeps saying the word header without this important modifier.
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Seems odd to even counter clickbait so surgically, when other rules against any editorializing would catch that anyway.
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Related discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34446673
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Plus, another article [0] goes on to add "dates of birth, T-Mobile account numbers and information describing the kind of service they have" which gets me wondering about social engineering against CSRs, leading to a wave of SIM h
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Off topic: remarkable that you've made your first comment from a near-decade-old account!
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
> store 2FA secrets in a different place from their passwords is just not something normal people are ever going to do Normal people, in the sense of people who do what the interface says to do instead of layering anything else on top, a
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Isn't it possible that tumbling is the only significant source of breakage?
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
For cars and bikes alike, it all comes down to how much work the tires are doing, which is to say, how much hard acceleration and hard braking occurs, especially to the point of losing traction despite grippy conditions (burnout/skid),
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
> can you detect the lack of signatures? I think a fundamental aspect of cracking consists of disabling such detection mechanisms. But if the cracker only digs far enough to ensure that it seems to work without nags, and not far enough t
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
It goes beyond simply color. For example, there are people who are racist against East Asians, and if you only showed them the color on a palette, that wouldn't be enough for them to think anything of it. They'd have to see other
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
> previews of non-public websites It would be interesting if browsers / OSes / apps offered a way to use the browser's cookie jar / basic auth headers / whatever sessioning scheme in whatever apps the user decide
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
I don't think people care so much about a messy address bar as a messy chat/email message after pasting a URL. Shorteners and vanity URLs exist, but that's more friction than just copying from the address bar as-is. This can
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
There are projects (defined end), and there are programs (indefinite). Sounds like most computer programs are, oddly enough, the latter.
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Felt like April 1 while going through this.
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Not by my definition: A main difference between {MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc.} and {reddit, hn, chronological forums, etc.} is that the former heavily rely on following/friending (i.e, establishing your social network) w
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
> Security software can be delivered only after CC certification I wonder if the author should extend the 90-day disclosure window to account for this red tape.
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Yes, but I meant people primarily interested in making things that are readily copyable. We can just as easily say being interested in that is an obsolete mindset without also saying basic income goes hand-in-hand.
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
> subscription covers my anime pirating, even though I could never use their product for watching anything This breaks down if the service allocates payment based on your usage. Presumably zero usage results in your money being split in
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
But then attempts at supplementing that basic income with additional income -- i.e., gainful (self-)employment -- won't include being an author or artist. People wanting to do those things would be incentivised to do other things inste
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
So, "liquid"? But NFTs aren't liquid, and they count...
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
I don't think a casual gamer would know if that is or isn't the case. I guess the same could be said about casual Robinhood users though; the onus is on the person to know what they're getting into.
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
That's quite a back-button trap. Not infinite, just equal to forward navigation (which would be fine if each click of the back button did something visible).
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
In case you would like to tell your friends that, some cocktail bars will make you a shrub.
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
I have no proof that this submission was inspired by this comment [0] but the strong possibility (conceived by me having stumbled across both) is remarkable. [0] https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/zw3
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
I think the novel hack here is taking something typically hosted on IaaS or lower (whether that's a VPS, colo, under your desk at home, etc.) and instead running it on PaaS.
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
WordPress is a confusing example because they have self hosted (.org) and fully managed (.com) versions. I think "not SaaS" sums up today's definition of "self hosted" although I could be mistaken.
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
We should coin a short word for it, akin to "typo" for "typographical error"... I've been waiting for this to happen with dictation errors in speech-to-text (speako? dicto? the -o suffix would just be an homage to t
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Are domains truly the only scope that matters? What if a platform site allowed hosting user web apps (which could themselves offer authentication) all on the same domain, each in their own directory/path. As long as the app was careful

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