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jcalabro
7y ago
This is affecting far more than just Cloudflare.
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7y ago
Seconded. I've received notices from multiple carriers that ASN 396531 is the root cause of the leak.
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7y ago
Written by Brian Heater haha
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7y ago
I think from the context it means "why did I write the book".
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8y ago
Yeah, all I can think of when reading these pieces is survivorship bias.
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8y ago
The other important one, at least in the US, is unsubscribe/CAN-SPAM compliance [0]. You've got 10 days to comply or you'll be at risk of up to a $41k fine per email! [0] https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/b
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8y ago
Agreed! I live here now and there are tons of high tech jobs, lots of great restaurants and bars, fun festivals, and it is moderately affordable, though I do have several roommates which seems to be the favor that offsets the cost.
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8y ago
I don't think you're the only one who has experienced this; we hired a couple of new grad programmers recently and they've really been put through the ringer. Not necessarily on dumb projects, but projects that one might cate
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8y ago
I also highly recommend nova launcher. I've been using it for years and honestly forgot that Google forces you to have a searchbar on the home screen.
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8y ago
My understanding is that the new language hasn't been released yet and the specs and source will be released within the next year or two.
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8y ago
Python.
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8y ago
This talk from Casey Muratory of handmade hero might be of interest https://youtu.be/kZRE7HIO3vk
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8y ago
I'm very excited about Jai and I'm eager to test it out when it's released!
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8y ago
While these tools such as django and rails or Unreal and Unity are excellent achievements, we'll never get even better tooling if really smart people aren't working on these sorts of projects. I follow a project called Handmade He
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8y ago
I think you're right, but there's also a decent amount of stories involving a kid with their parents credit card and the parent not noticing the kid was running up a huge balance until their bill came. But yeah, those are realisti
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8y ago
> most modern apple native apps are the ones that crash the most while electron are stable as... I'd hesitate to make this generalization. I need to use slack on a macbook for work and it crashes regularly. I tried out VS code and i
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8y ago
> SPAs have made almost all desktop applications obsolete. Adobe, office for desktop, text editors, video games, my command line, iTunes, yada yada yada. Native applications are a hugely important part of my computer usage and I personal
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9y ago
Never heard that before, thank you!
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9y ago
Why are they called "scrots"?
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9y ago
Exactly the same story here. I really enjoyed my time tinkering with the TI-84.
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9y ago
>"We accept any kind of code, be it a kata made during a workshop or a side project" >"But it's still a somewhat "fake" code made for the only purpose to apply at the company" The code I write for si
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9y ago
I second Hews, been using it for a little over six months now after trying a handful of other apps.
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9y ago
I'm not sure why it was, but I couldn't use vs code because all the vim plugins available made it lag like crazy (~1sec per cursor movement). It's also worth noting that it only lagged on my work machine, not at all sure why
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9y ago
I'm really excited about this language. Here is a link where Blow live codes and explains features: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmV5I2fxaiCKfxMBrNsU1...
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9y ago
I'd definitely like to see some numbers on this. A lot of the people I know don't travel and use Uber frequently.
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9y ago
Also, maybe calling it a bug was a little unfair; if it is a timeout, it seems to be working as expected. We'll see. Either way, I really liked it while I was using it, hopefully it gets resolved! Good work SearX contributors! :)
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9y ago
Appreciate you raising the issue! I will be sure to follow it.
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9y ago
A comment I find myself returning to whenever this conversation comes around is from Eskill Steenberg: "In the beginning you always want Results. In the end all you want is control" [0]. [0]: https://www.youtube.com
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9y ago
I used this as my primary search engine for a little over 6 months, eventually I switched off because of a bug. I would make a search and it would return no results, then I would re-run the search and it would work. Other than that, I had n
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9y ago
Why? Out of curiosity.
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