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by jorams 5y ago
The specified (rfc7235) syntax of the Authorization header is that it starts with an authentication scheme, followed by the parameters for that scheme. "Bearer" is one of those schemes. "Basic" and "Digest" are
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by jorams 5y ago
Unfortunately this isn't really a technical problem. Content ID exists to appease large organizations that sued YouTube into the ground for not doing enough to counter copyright infringement. This claim process takes place before the
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by jorams 5y ago
This is definitely something Nix is very good at, but it's not a problem with Arch. Staying up to date with upstream is basically the point of the distro, so if you're going to postpone an update for a year you should be using som
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by jorams 5y ago
That approach (sans AI) hasn't fallen out of favor. Ad blockers still do it, they just also support blocking them from loading. There's no benefit to loading an ad if you're going to hide it, it's always wasteful. Grow
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by jorams 5y ago
> If Apple allows external IAP, but _also_ requires strict dispute resolution and simple subscription cancellation, that would probably be deemed anticompetitive as well, even though it's thoroughly pro-consumer. Why would that be c
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by jorams 5y ago
Just a heads up: If scripts from cdn.paddle.com fail to load your pricing page is currently very confusing, with no real indication that anything is going wrong: The "Solo" plan shows as $40 per month, while the "Scaling&quot
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by jorams 5y ago
> unless you keep meticulous records, there's no way to figure out the exact email you used very easily I haven't found this to be a problem. Usually it's in my password manager. Otherwise they've sent me an email, wh
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by jorams 5y ago
> I think a lot of people have been spoiled by gmail's longevity. > I personally prefer trusting something with more longevity than fastmail Fastmail launched 5 years before Gmail, in 1999. It's also a paid product with a su
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by jorams 5y ago
> I think one weird difference is that we can passively observe things in the real world. But you can't passively observe an IP-address. You need to send data at it to see how it responds. The other part of that is that you also can
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by jorams 5y ago
> We have too many single page apps / Jamstack sites, where the default is to send the entire application in Javascript bundles, and do little to no HTML over the wire. This is a confusing statement. Pre-rendering is a core principl
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by jorams 5y ago
This is explained a bit further into the article: > A nice feature of the lines function is that it automatically strips newline characters such as LF and CRLF so we no longer need to doline.rstrip().
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by jorams 5y ago
It's straight up FOSS. What they're selling is support. I don't know if anyone responding here has read the rest of the Product page[1], but I thought it was quite clear: > In order to be able to use the features with supp
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by jorams 5y ago
It was first posted on HN 3 months ago[1], and moved to the cloudflare org a day ago[2]. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27736706 [2]: https://twitter.com/_mrbbot/status/14411434561060945
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by jorams 5y ago
> I’ll still continue to use Azure And this is the actual problem. Azure doesn't compete on quality. Microsoft rarely does. They have a few products and a market position that make them the default choice for countless customers. No
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by jorams 5y ago
The linked thread doesn't contain any information about what these people actually blocked or in what way they can't use other Google services anymore. If they blocked DNS resolution and SSO is causing trouble, like people here ar
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by jorams 5y ago
> almost none of the languages is use are supported by Pygments for highlighting What languages are those? Pygments supports a lot of languages[1]. [1]: https://pygments.org/languages/
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by jorams 5y ago
The statement that started the talk about resellers was: > Similarly if you’re building it yourself you can buy for significantly less from a reseller, many of which are wholly legitimate. The horses mouth charges $140+, which is signifi
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by jorams 5y ago
I don't know anything about these directives, but > they force the seller to provide the update, not the manufacturer. This (like warranties) is normally because there's no actual relationship between the consumer and the manuf
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by jorams 5y ago
While I don't know the answer, I would guess it has something to do with it not just being the English word. It's also the Dutch word (spelled exactly the same) and, based on some random clicking in Google Translate, Croation, Nor
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by jorams 5y ago
> Discourse serves up a page with JS disabled. Try it! The only content is in a <noscript> tag, so this complaint is probably coming from people only blocking third party JS. When reading a random Discourse forum I don't inten
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by jorams 5y ago
What platform do you use it on? My default install has a GTK menu bar, tool bar and scrollbars, as well as windows that can be resized by mouse.
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by jorams 5y ago
PHP releases once a year. They've been doing that for almost a decade now.
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by jorams 5y ago
The constant downside to that is that you can no longer type these characters without considering what the next character is going to be, and pressing space if you want to opt out of the combination. If you type the accented characters much
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by jorams 5y ago
> nobody gives a crap about anti-user features which everyone has had to deal with for literally decades The one thing that used to set Microsoft apart from the likes of Google and Facebook was that their main product, Windows, was not
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by jorams 5y ago
If you don't update, it'll stay usable indefinitely. If you do, you can skim arch-announce in less time than it takes to keep up with the release cycle of any other OS. In return you'll never need to update a Debian release n
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by jorams 5y ago
You really don't have to. If you're subscribed to the mailing you just get an email every month or two. Most of the time it either won't apply to you, or it'll just be a nice-to-know. Every once in a long time (last time
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by jorams 5y ago
> One thing about Arch, its possible to dig yourself a real bad hole if you don't keep updating regularly and I get that's sort of the point, but it can cause a lot of issues if for example, you go on vacation for a few weeks.
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by jorams 5y ago
The comments don't mention anything that isn't in the article.
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by jorams 5y ago
Tramp works through multiple SSH hops just fine: https://www.gnu.org/software/tramp/#Ad_002dhoc-multi_002dhop...
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by jorams 5y ago
This post is about the Elgato Stream Deck, not the Valve Steam Deck.

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