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by ku1ik 1y ago
Have you looked at the source code? It’s obvious.
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by ku1ik 1y ago
Yes, that’s often pointed by doctors as either a potential cause or an amplifier.
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by ku1ik 1y ago
Don’t screen readers ignore invisible text/links?
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by ku1ik 1y ago
Right, so an invisible link + a zipbomb is da bomb.
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by ku1ik 2y ago
This is neat!
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by ku1ik 2y ago
Head bob mixed with weapon sway almost ruined Dusk for me. I learned then that those two „features” are no go for me. After turning them off I could play just fine and fully enjoy this fantastic game.
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by ku1ik 2y ago
I did that and it works great. Specifically, I use fail2ban to count the 404s and ban the IP temporarily when certain threshold is exceeded in a given time frame. Every time I check fail2ban stats it has hundreds of IPs blocked.
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by ku1ik 2y ago
Ooh, that’s neat. How much improved do you get from this? Is it more single or double digit % diff?
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by ku1ik 2y ago
Of course they can. They just haven’t, yet, due to different priorities. Also, I barely use search in my terminals, and I believe there’s more of us for who lack of this feature is not a deal breaker.
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by ku1ik 2y ago
Thank you for that. You made my day :)
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by ku1ik 2y ago
For me Spotify had best UI in 2012. Native, clean, simple, ultra fast.
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by ku1ik 2y ago
I would argue web dev is just not Rust’s sweet spot, and I wouldn’t hold my breath for „Django for Rust”.
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by ku1ik 2y ago
That check for the same browser is a great idea. Thanks!
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by ku1ik 2y ago
This is the way.
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by ku1ik 2y ago
„tragic link”, nice one!
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by ku1ik 2y ago
Nice idea! Btw, such reverse slow-loris “attack” is called a tarpit. SSH tarpit example: https://github.com/skeeto/endlessh
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by ku1ik 2y ago
This is interesting!
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by ku1ik 2y ago
VSCode terminal also does this I believe.
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by ku1ik 2y ago
More or less, yeah.
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by ku1ik 2y ago
To add to my other replies to replies in this thread… These days I prefer to use local VMs to compartmentalize different areas of work (personal, consulting, etc) so my git config is plain and simple. Lately I’ve been doing mostly consultin
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by ku1ik 2y ago
Of course! I’ve been using separate GH accounts for work and personal stuff in the past myself. It’s been years since then and I completely forgot. In fact, I was one of not too many who used separate account for work, and people didn’t und
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by ku1ik 2y ago
Ah, right. E.g. using separate GH accounts for personal and work. Forgot about that!
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by ku1ik 2y ago
This post is a great reference of what’s possible with git config wrt includes/remotes, and I’m sure I’ll be getting back to it. One thing though: what’s the point of using separate keys for work/personal/github/gitlab?
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by ku1ik 2y ago
AMIIIIGAAAAA!
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by ku1ik 2y ago
That’s my take as well. To each their own, but for me there are other, GC-ed, languages that are performant enough and way more productive (and I love Rust!)
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by ku1ik 2y ago
> Except here's the problem. Even for intermediate developers, I'm essentially always in a situation where the process of explaining the problem, providing feedback on a potential solution, answering questions, reviewing code a
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The clash of C and Rust kernel developers(vt.social)
11 points by ku1ik 2y ago|3 comments
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by ku1ik 2y ago
I really respect Elixir core team’s approach to adding gradual typing to the language. They don’t rush it. They didn’t put too much focus on syntax so far (I’d argue the syntax in many cases is less important than foundations) and instead t
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by ku1ik 2y ago
I would welcome this! I’ve been using SQL for over 20 years and I still sometimes have trouble expressing certain queries, which in my head are well understood. I typically get there but I wish the amount of trial and error was shorter, and
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by ku1ik 2y ago
This is something people miss when talking about LLMs: „It’s the most average thing you could have possibly produced given the context.” They can’t be creative by design. They’re useful when you want to reproduce, but not when you want to c

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