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by jffry 5y ago
If you click through the learn more link, you can see an example of the new warning. Instead of starting the download, it shows a dialog with a warning and there are two buttons, one of which is "Allow download". The second part o
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by jffry 5y ago
It seems like both that and "Introducing a new referrer tracking protection in Strict Tracking Protection and Private Browsing" link to blog posts that are supposed to exist but maybe haven't been switched to "published&
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by jffry 5y ago
Igelau linked to this thread: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/128465#issuecomme... In it, CoenraadS (the extension developer) writes "I follow this thread with interest, my extension is someth
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by jffry 5y ago
I only learned about it myself after spending too long building my own half-baked version. I think it's in pretty opaque language that makes it hard to find even if you know what you want. Maybe somebody else on here will see it and l
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by jffry 5y ago
The good news is that the Unicode consortium has a report on this issue, and the tables already exist for normalization and mapping of confusables to their ASCII lookalikes: https://www.unicode.org/reports/tr39/
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by jffry 5y ago
In fact, the Unicode consortium provides a report and extensive list of "confusable" symbols, which you could use alongside Unicode normalization tables to map adversarial back into more ASCII-equivalent text before running it thr
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by jffry 5y ago
I'm a big fan of aws-vault [1], which helps securely store your tokens and use them to obtain temporary credentials which are time-limited and constrained to a specific IAM role. It's not as good as having something that supports
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by jffry 5y ago
Interesting, would there be any reason to prefer that style over exempting them from the Host pattern? Host 10.1.0.* !hosta !hostb.example.org !hostc !10.1.0.23 ProxyJump jumpbox-10.1.0.x Doing it at the Host level would also mak
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by jffry 5y ago
GitHub's own documentation about GHA has a nav section titled "Hosting your own runners". Here's a link: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=github+actions+self+hosted+runners I haven't used it myself so I ca
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by jffry 5y ago
ProxyJump can also be pretty magic. If you have machines all on a subnet (in my example below, 10.1.0.0/24) that you need to use the same SSH jumpbox to reach, you can easily set up a wildcard to transparently proxy jump to any of them
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by jffry 5y ago
Even if the author shared a single Amazon account with his wife, there's still a difference between the two scenarios. If his wife logs in and opens up a private wishlist labeled "Liz Presents", she is choosing to spoil somet
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by jffry 5y ago
Accessing the linked issue tracker ( https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/192008282 ) in an incognito window prompts me to login with a Google account
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by jffry 5y ago
Here's a mirror https://archive.is/wmfel
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by jffry 5y ago
I was going to ask for a source, but I saw you've commented in the past that you're the GitHub Actions product manager. This looks like a great feature to help keep long-lived AWS secrets out of my builds entirely.
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by jffry 5y ago
The lawsuit was filed in August of last year, and arguments in court spanned most of May (and were conducted in-person, not virtually), and then the judge issued her decision today. That's not exactly lightning quick. The rate at whic
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by jffry 5y ago
If you've only read the headline, here's a mirror: https://archive.is/ma1Ob The California legislature has appeared to take the non-recycling of most plastics into account: A majority of the state’s assembly m
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by jffry 5y ago
I'm guessing since @athorax mentioned "our GHE deployment" that they're running GHE on-prem instead of using hosted GHE. I'd be surprised if they were amenable to off-prem Actions runner hosting if they chose to run
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by jffry 5y ago
Dishwasher detergent only (i.e., stuff specifically marketed as for going into dishwashing machines) Absolutely don't put dish soap like Dawn into your dishwasher - it will foam up, shoot out of the dishwasher, and absolutely wreck you
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by jffry 5y ago
Depends on your threshold for amazing. It's a lot of pictures of rocks since they're cameras for navigation. On the other hand they're aerial views of another planet taken by a helicopter during autonomous flight. One notab
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by jffry 5y ago
Modern software development practices and knowledge are orthogonal to feature set / compatibility guarantees. The title asks about the former and the text asks about the latter, and I don't agree it's correct to conflate the
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by jffry 5y ago
I think it's unfair. "Modern" is in no way equivalent to what the thread is really asking, which is what could you do if you built a new database today with all of the knowledge but none of the existing commitments of a large
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by jffry 5y ago
I tried again with brand new, blank profiles in Chrome and Firefox (default settings, no extensions) and still can't make it hijack the back button.
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by jffry 5y ago
I was able to click on the link, and click back to return to these comments, in both FF and Chrome. What behavior are you seeing that's different?
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by jffry 5y ago
Please take a moment to go out on a limb and read the video description or watch the video. The video is discussing a new technology from a company which purports to have come up with a more efficient way of compressing refrigerant in cooli
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by jffry 5y ago
I wish more sites offered simple, fast, "lite" versions. For example, https://lite.cnn.com
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by jffry 5y ago
You can make a Cloudflare API token that allows editing all DNS records for a specific zone, but I don't see a way to make a token that is restricted to updating a specific record. Setting up a subdomain as a separate zone within Cloud
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by jffry 5y ago
Up until 3-4 years ago, if you created an AWS account with the same email address as your amazon.com shopping account, Amazon would automatically link the two together, without warning and without a setting to undo this. Changing the passwo
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by jffry 5y ago
You continue to demean and put down the OP, in violation of this site's commenting guidelines. Telling you that your post is uncivil and pointing out specific problems and how to improve them is far from passive-aggression.
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by jffry 5y ago
The post you are replying to got downvoted because "lol. No" is not a constructive response to a well-meaning suggestion. From the Hacker News guidelines [1], "In Comments" section: Please don't post shallow di
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by jffry 5y ago
That's brilliant, and a perfect application for a display like that. Thanks for sharing and I look forward to seeing the 3-panel version

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