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by jve 6y ago
Don't you guys think that entrypoint is only 0.0000...1% of your development time? Not having to write Namespace, class, main method (which comes in template anyway), is not something I would use to compare languages. Its nice for begi
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by jve 6y ago
What are the consequences of getting cells too hot by soldering? Immidiate danger or danger while discharging/charging?
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by jve 6y ago
Prevent 99,9+% of bots attacking with random vulnerabilities or brute forcing your private web software? I see it as a defense-in-depth mechanism.
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by jve 6y ago
From article: > Two months later (and after generating ~$3000 with my paid blogposts), my publication was generating an estimated 30 000 views per months.
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by jve 6y ago
Yep. He just manually accessed stuff (de-obfuscated some layers) he had already access to. Try to do it with another user on the same system and then call it a day/vulnerability. If you, as a user, store some secrets, you have to event
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by jve 6y ago
Nonsense. Soneone just told his opinion. How exactly would MS save money by using linux if they already own Windows? And some of us actually like working in windows, by the way.
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by jve 6y ago
And the cheap SSD would be... ?
968.
by jve 6y ago
Win 10 v2004 and Chrome viewer works. Also saw first 2 pages listed on github before I hit download.
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by jve 6y ago
After setting up HTTPS, always being updated, introduce port knocking for HTTPS port : https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-use-... Its less of a hassle to use something like nginx reverse proxy
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by jve 6y ago
Cookie consent setting page stores 2 reasons for technical cookies: > Stores the information as to whether the user agrees to statistical analyzes or rejects them > Stores the information as to whether the user agrees to cookies or re
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by jve 6y ago
Probably. From the wording in article they BEGAN solving the issue after 18 months. But then, it was only after some cable has been replaced - that could have taken a while to plan, budget and actually do, then again collect feedback. >
972.
by jve 6y ago
Thats unfortunate. However I guess it is because of the value those tools bring, makes them expensive.
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by jve 6y ago
Someone advised to put a piece of white paper near monitor when adjusting brightness, so it would be +/- as the paper.
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by jve 6y ago
> I'm kinda surprised how many people set their screens to 100 % brightness Not everyone knows that this impacts your eyes. Someone called me and asked if I know anything about glasses that would restrict blue light and make his eye
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by jve 6y ago
Private Nextcloud. Or some free tier OneDrive/alternative is enought for me. However no-one mentioned a super simple service: https://wetransfer.com/ - Simple as drag & drop, enter recipient address, SEND. Pretty
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by jve 6y ago
> email addresses are just a user identifier Email as a protocol I suppose. On top of which some other protocol implemented to provide additional features. Thanks for doing it.
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by jve 6y ago
Finally an answer to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22854641
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by jve 6y ago
From article: > Users on such networks might be shown the “did you mean” infobar on every single-term search. To work around this, Chromium needs to know if it can trust the network to provide non-intercepted DNS responses. Don't kn
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by jve 6y ago
The first question I asked to myself: Is there a way to disable it? Networks i'm attached to, don't do any hijacking. And yes, luckily there is a policy to disable it: https://cloud.google.com/docs/chrome-ente
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by jve 6y ago
> A giant outage in Latvia on June ninth concentrated minds "Giant" per what definition? It happened because of damaged isolation for 330kV line and automatics just shut it off. It also brought overflow within 110kV line affect
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by jve 6y ago
> It seems much more convenient to have some part of your code base, a separate module, which is dedicated to communication with the database. That module doesn't have to be .sql file. You can organize your code in whatever language
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by jve 6y ago
Just dont have heavy writes on sdcard. I use external hdd for it. I have a running rpi for more than half a year. No issues whatsoever. But again - I have a very stable electricity and I dont remember last time it was cut not due to planned
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by jve 6y ago
Thanks. Looks like Beko makes -15 freezers too. https://www.beko.co.uk/appliances/refrigerators/freezers/out... Pity that they are nowhere to be found where I live.
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by jve 6y ago
I have a dedicated garage with basement that is detached from home. I still have to see what temp there is in winter.
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by jve 6y ago
From what i'v read, freezers are designed to be placed in ambient temperature greater than +10C. There are specificially designed freezers that can withstand up to -15C ambient temp: https://home.liebherr.com/en/lv
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by jve 6y ago
North Europe here. Myself & my kids may consume at least 1 liter of milk per day up to multiple liters (with cereal, or just drinking it or making food with it). Not counting all the milk-products we consume... In time of poverty, cow w
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by jve 6y ago
> because the milk-industry propaganda at the time said it was important for kids to drink a bunch of milk for bones and growth and other stuff that was never true and was known to never be true. Care to provide some proofs? I live in a
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by jve 6y ago
Wait, if you query HIBP, you are actually asking: is it safe to use thus password? If you have a match, you will certanly use different password. And, by the way, they have username/hashes before you even use their API.
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by jve 6y ago
This requires "change all data on the websites you visit", right? When I get asked for this permission for utility function, I just refuse to install it. Only if I really trust the extension and know it needs that permission, is w
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by jve 6y ago
This seems like it: ImgPaste plugin for DokuWiki https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:imgpaste https://github.com/cosmocode/dokuwiki-plugin-imgpaste

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