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by kobalsky 2y ago
the ipad skype apps puts the call button where the hangup button is, so if someone hangs up right when you are going to click it, you call them again. and this is such an easy fix, just don't make components touchable for X millisecond
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by kobalsky 2y ago
Been using Skype Manager to handle numbers for a few accounts in our business. I haven't found info if it will be possible to migrate these numbers to Teams. Does anyone have info about this?
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by kobalsky 2y ago
Security has been overlooked for way too long for me to trust it at this point. The only sane way to contain the blast radius is to run is to run code-server in a container (or in a VM) and use it through a browser tab. Luckily, the UI work
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by kobalsky 2y ago
because it's not realistic to provide a proxy service without ensuring that the users are legitimate due to abuse, it would be like running a tor exit node. there's no ethical way for Google to provide this service, they just shou
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by kobalsky 2y ago
There wasn't an equivalent when it was deprecated. It downloaded the contents and they were archived in your account. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5371982
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by kobalsky 2y ago
That is why I exclusively run vscode in a virtual machine and use it through a browser tab on the host machine. Luckily the web version is indistinguishable from the "native" version, they did a great work there. Just share a fold
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by kobalsky 2y ago
> people attempting credit card fraud this is wrong. if someone can use your site they can use stolen cards, and bots doing this will not be stopped by them. cloudflare only raises the cost of doing it, it may make scrapping a million of
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by kobalsky 2y ago
tens of millions? well then your problem is not that officals could fudge the numbers, your house is on fire, of course my comment doesn't apply.
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by kobalsky 2y ago
> It's entirely possible that these goons will start fiddling with official statistics around things like unemployment and inflation to tell us that inflation is not actually happening any more and that therefore we must cut interes
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by kobalsky 2y ago
This is a trademark opposition. If you try to file a trademark that has any common word that any big brand uses in their name, even if you try to register it in a completely different category, they will most likely oppose it. They do this
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by kobalsky 2y ago
OpenAI has been in a war-room for days searching for a match in the data, and they just came out with this without providing proof. My cynical opinion is that the traning corpus has some small amount of data generated by OpenAI, which is pr
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by kobalsky 2y ago
> Impeachment speedrun. do you think Trump is playing this by ear? this term is unique because he has an experienced team that has already served one term, they are aware of what comes after leaving office, they had 4 years to plan ahead
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by kobalsky 2y ago
what do you mean? multisig with quorum has been supported by many hardware and software wallets for years. you cannot kidnap one of the signers and steal all the money. in this case most of the ransom has been blocked which isn't new.
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by kobalsky 2y ago
> What complexity does next.js solve? in our case it solves performance, it actively keeps cache warmed up preventing it from ever serving a stale page or serving a non cached hit, preloads content for fast navigation, optimizes images,
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by kobalsky 2y ago
on next.js first page loads are almost instant for very complex sites with very little work on the optimization side. it's an incredibly polished server and it does a lot of complex stuff to be so fast, but it's also well document
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by kobalsky 2y ago
the internet ad industry is raking billions from all over the world into the USA, how can you call that unproductive.
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by kobalsky 2y ago
google can weaponize structural changes to make any v2 maintainer's life a living hell, the code base is massive.
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by kobalsky 2y ago
it may seem similar to a stripper or an escort but onlyfans is not just selling nudity or porn, they are selling faux relationships.
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by kobalsky 2y ago
Whatsapp Business. $0.03-0.06 per conversation / authentication (multiple messages within 24hs) depending if it's transactional or marketing. SMS providers are unreliable and expensive, it's eating their business.
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by kobalsky 2y ago
what kind of punishment do you think he deserves?
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by kobalsky 2y ago
> Isn't insane that many of the comments are linking the CEO of Funko, I'd say that it's normal on this site. You are misintepreting the intentions of commenters. No one is doxxing the CEO of a public company by posting a
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by kobalsky 2y ago
This is from 2008
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by kobalsky 2y ago
> we managed to add complexity wherever possible Did you? You can always opt for a simpler framework and you can avoid server orchestation. If you are not in the position to choose then you could work on starting your own project if you
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by kobalsky 2y ago
The title from the video was changed to "What if we made a camera that sees in reverse?" which is more fitting since "seeing behind walls" was a bit clickbaity since the camera is mounted big arm literally peeking with a
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by kobalsky 2y ago
this is my uninformed guess. why would bob see anything? I understood that the event horizon is a threshold, not a shell that you cross and suddenly can see inside. to see something photons have to bounce on something and reach our eyes, we
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by kobalsky 2y ago
> You can also find a thriving ecosystem of low-cost derivatives like the Ender series. In many cases, if not most cases, these clones and derivatives contribute basically nothing back to the original project and, at the surface, appear
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by kobalsky 2y ago
as far as I know, you can't flash a different firmware on the printer
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by kobalsky 2y ago
I think it has more to do with "we should remove the power from this foreign company to have a say in who wins our elections".
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by kobalsky 2y ago
I'm not from the US so naturally they've confused me in the past. more than once I caught myself clicking on a shared headline of theirs, so I've added them to my DNS blocklist to avoid giving them clicks, decades ago. my pro
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by kobalsky 2y ago
they are fueled by clickbait, and they've promoted the practice. it's probably the first site I've manually added to my dns blacklist.

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