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by kxrm 4y ago
I think the argument is about choice, not whether this tech should exist. When a device or app forces DNS-over-HTTPS it does so to take away my choice.
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by kxrm 4y ago
Sadly I think the Surface Laptop Studio has replaced the Surface Book line.
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by kxrm 4y ago
It would be nice to set control settings from the host on a per window basis.
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by kxrm 4y ago
Why not require an ID to own a smart phone? Seems far more realistic to set up regulation around smart phone ownership than to require businesses outside of your state to check IDs.
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by kxrm 4y ago
This, I think it would far more realistic to ban the type of devices a child can purchase or own then push this burden to "social media companies" on the internet.
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by kxrm 4y ago
> But...several full-time jobs? I think it depends on how important delivery is to your business. If your business team expects near 100% delivery and they want all the tracking features that give them insight into their promotional camp
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by kxrm 4y ago
I just turned on responsive mode in Firefox to fool it. Definitely not reliable.
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by kxrm 4y ago
Interesting, when I went back and did the prompt again it worked, I wonder if this is a context problem, because I just asked multiple questions in the same session on different programming topics. That question wasn't my first questio
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by kxrm 4y ago
For basics this works very well. https://phind.com/search?q=How+should+I+filter+a+dictionary+... https://phind.com/search?q=How+would+I+use+php+to+encode+wit... https://phind.com/search?q=Ho
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by kxrm 4y ago
Yup and the PM of Japan is asking companies to pay more. Nintendo is answering the call. > As inflation continues to hit the global market, Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida urged companies to pay more to offset the rising cost of livi
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by kxrm 4y ago
I've been using PhpBB for years, started my board with them back in 2002 and the main reason I stuck with them was the versatility. I hope they can last another 20 years.
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by kxrm 4y ago
> I assume recoloured later? Color capable film has been around since the late 19th century. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_color_film_systems
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by kxrm 4y ago
Just be aware that some apps will bypass the local net DNS settings and hard code Google DNS or a third party DNS. I have a firewall rule in my router that redirects those queries to my pi-hole.
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by kxrm 4y ago
So I have been on both sides of the one-on-one. I see this as a time to get uninterrupted feedback on processes and day-to-day things that don't fit well within team stand-ups. It's also a time when you should be able to express
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by kxrm 4y ago
> is it free, open, documented and legal ? I think it says something that we live in a world where NOAA data could be seen as an underground or less than legal means of getting the weather. Perhaps AccuWeather has been successful in the
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by kxrm 4y ago
I've always been highly skeptical of VR and as someone who was a teen in the 90's these demonstrations of what could be were a big reason why. I am sure there are really good applications for VR but this just isn't it. It&#
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by kxrm 4y ago
I am naturally wired as a procrastinator and what I do to avoid it taking over my life is define limits around it. I set a goal that the task must be "started" in X hours or days depending on the need. I think less about definin
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by kxrm 4y ago
I've been thinking about this for a while as well and feel that it all depends who is the audience of this service. One idea is to define geographical limits to participate. That aligns with your cap idea. The nice thing about this
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by kxrm 4y ago
Domain verification doesn't do anything to prove that the target is a willing participant. A DNS record doesn't indicate that you own the underlying IP or CNAME target. At best DNS based verification are only good at verifying t
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by kxrm 4y ago
Agreed, when I read this my first thought was it'd have to be some sort of IP based authentication, so you'd have to have a way to prove ownership of the target IP itself, however this doesn't really solve the problem of upst
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by kxrm 4y ago
Not sure where you are from but if you go to any Cracker Barrel in the US one of these puzzles can be found on your table.
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Why doesn’t C++ have networking support?(quuxplusone.github.io)
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Running Lego Engines with Air [video](youtube.com)
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by kxrm 4y ago
Not OP but you can store all your routes in one file or multiple, it's up to you. Personally what I do is I script out full API workflows in different files. So one file might login, then POST to add an object, then GET that object of
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by kxrm 4y ago
I like this one because it's easy to keep API workflows with my projects. The scripting ability here is phenomenal. However only really useful if you code in VS Code.
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by kxrm 4y ago
It does shutdown when you log out, the only persisted data in on /sec and /everyone Your home directory is in /sec/root. If you install tools outside of /sec/usr they will be reset on your next visit. So if yo
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by kxrm 4y ago
Agreed, I am not sure I understand the "how can you expect this to be secure" argument. I paid nothing, and it's sometimes fun to have a thing to play with that someone created. I am not using this to proxy a hack into Bank
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by kxrm 4y ago
GitHub repo https://github.com/hackerschoice/segfault Not sure if it covers your question though.
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Disposable Root Servers(blog.thc.org)
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by kxrm 4y ago
I can't speak for everyone but I've been working from home my entire career since 2002. I don't feel like my co-working relationships were any worse than any other co-working experience I had at jobs that required my presenc

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