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iJohnDoe
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iJohnDoe
2y ago
Thank you. Extremely helpful.
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iJohnDoe
2y ago
Really cool! Do you plan to release it?
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iJohnDoe
2y ago
Even if they really wanted to there isn’t enough electricity in NK. Lots of articles written about the minimal amount of emitting lights seen at night.
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iJohnDoe
2y ago
This is a good point that no one has really pointed out based on my skimming, except for the OP saying they could stop all NK based attacks, which I’m guessing is based on blocking the 2 country routers. However, a minimal amount of cyber a
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iJohnDoe
2y ago
Victim blaming needs to stop. After 8 days of downtime, most people get desperate and look for all avenues for support.
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iJohnDoe
2y ago
Congrats on launch! Brilliant.
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iJohnDoe
2y ago
Apple Intelligence = AI Figgin’ brilliant.
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iJohnDoe
2y ago
I’m equally for and against this. I don’t think a product like this would be needed if the interview requirements haven’t been getting out of control for the last 10 years. We’ve all read the posts about how interviews are being done these
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M 3.6 Earthquake, Newport Beach, CA
(earthquake.usgs.gov)
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2y ago
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iJohnDoe
2y ago
You make a good point, but that’s not what they are referencing. To-go places are asking for a tip on the payment terminal.
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iJohnDoe
2y ago
The new trend in the US is to ask for a tip on the payment terminal before you can enter your card for payment. Starbucks does this and it’s tricky in the drive through when you’re trying to be quick. Trying to figure out how not to add a t
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iJohnDoe
2y ago
I remember something about the manual door latch being behind a speaker like cover in early Tesla models? Also, in the last year or so, I remember if you use the manual latch, it will crack the window?
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iJohnDoe
2y ago
Yes, more like a SaaS. Maybe a solution that is tailored to selling API access. Generates a unique URL to the user, or API key, after they sign up for the API service.
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iJohnDoe
2y ago
Sort of off-topic. What is a recommended way to sell access to a one-off data API? Low code method to control access and facilitate payment?
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iJohnDoe
2y ago
These types of downvotes also discourage discussions. I’ll upvote a comment when it has been downvoted if it has a constructive discussion thread.
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2y ago
Does HTTPS also hide the URL request in most logging systems? You can always see the domain (api.example.com) but you cannot see the URL? The benefit being it hides an API key if included in the URL?
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iJohnDoe
2y ago
Sounds like a cool concept. Need to give it a try. Thanks.
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iJohnDoe
2y ago
All in good fun, but you have a point. This will be used as an example of the mistreatment of machines.
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iJohnDoe
2y ago
> because their entire schtick is to be against the health system. Until they get sick. Then they are begging for help.
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iJohnDoe
2y ago
Or they offloaded to India like they do for most of their stuff.
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iJohnDoe
2y ago
Genuine question. In what way free? Stripe still takes their fees? Or is there a way to avoid fees when sending an invoice to a client?
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iJohnDoe
2y ago
> until we could make things that were simple, polished, cheap, and reliable. That was the original Apollo mission. We went to the moon 6 times.
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2y ago
About a half dozen times or more being exposed led to worse and worse reactions. It was awful. I’ve also never heard from others that your body gets used to it. I’ve always heard it gets worse every time, which was my experience. Obviously
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2y ago
Nothing is impossible, but just having an SSH connection active to a system does not allow the possibility to tunnel backwards through that SSH connection. Unless the person who initiated the connection already configured it for reverse con
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iJohnDoe
2y ago
Very cool. Helps find new stuff. Congrats on launch!
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
Looks nice and clean. Congrats on the launch!
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
Any recommended write ups that do a deep dive into the whole incident and current status?
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
You have good points, but I specifically stated space debris.
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iJohnDoe
3y ago
I wonder if NASA should have known this?
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3y ago
Yet possible as proven here. Hitting a home is bad enough. The chances will probably increase the more space debris is handled in this way. Also, tell the family they just have “bad luck”.
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