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by kxrm 5y ago
I know it's accurate, I had another domain on my machine that was sending email through my account, on accident, and Mailgun did nothing to stop it.
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Mailgun doesn't validate the email headers of email sent through their system(twitter.com)
147 points by kxrm 5y ago|79 comments
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by kxrm 5y ago
It doesn't cost anything to file a response to an opposition. Just deny all their assertions. I've been through the process for my own Trademark and was willing to fight a large gaming company up until discovery without a lawyer
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Complexity is killing software developers(infoworld.com)
18 points by kxrm 5y ago|2 comments
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by kxrm 5y ago
The risk is, older devices. Many devices aren't updated anymore, so they won't have newer root certs. You could argue that those users shouldn't be using those devices with the web, but they do.
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Internet Explorer vulnerability threatens Microsoft Office users(kaspersky.com)
1 points by kxrm 5y ago|0 comments
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by kxrm 5y ago
Except oddly dark mode requires an account. That's a strange requirement when they can pull this from the browser preference.
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by kxrm 5y ago
That's not an accident. uBlock Origin used to be called just "uBlock". The author of uBlock Origin gave up control of uBlock because he was frustrated with requests to the project.[0] He immediately regretted this decision
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Western Digital introduces new non-SMR 20TB HDDs with onboard NAND(arstechnica.com)
13 points by kxrm 5y ago|1 comments
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by kxrm 5y ago
According to the payout terms.[0] It appears this service is making money though some sort of store front on pling.com. They are hoping you use Open Desktop to contribute to their store. Looking through the store, it feels a-bit like Patre
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by kxrm 5y ago
Not who you replied to, but if anything decrypts a DRM stream in an unauthorized way, it technically is breaching DMCA. I assume that is what they meant.
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by kxrm 5y ago
That's a good question, I am naive to this as well. However my guess is that if you looked forward you would see a dilation effect. Looking backward, you would see the same, just reversed. If you could go faster than light then look
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by kxrm 5y ago
I had the same confusion with his comment but I think what he meant was that when you highlight a result in a link, pressing enter causes you to follow that link (which is true). You are correct that ' focuses on only searching within
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by kxrm 5y ago
This seems to be a good introduction to Quick Find. https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/120679-enable-disable-qu...
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by kxrm 5y ago
I just went through this with a company. They sent me a generic packet with 3 projects to choose from. With a simple Google search I was able to find all of the answers to all 3 sample projects implemented in different languages. This was
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by kxrm 5y ago
Perhaps it depends on where you are in your career.
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by kxrm 5y ago
Perhaps, but I can say that I am over 40 and I can tell when the enthusiasm for my candidacy dies after they see my face that it's not due to anything but ageism.
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by kxrm 5y ago
> Why don't you find people working on a problem you like, then ask them if they have open positions? That's not always straight forward. Once you get patched over to HR, it's their process. I am glad to hear that this is
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by kxrm 5y ago
I am actually going through the hiring process now. I was a hiring manager at my last shop and I tried to be very respectful of the candidates time. The process was first interview was 30 mins and basically a getting to know you and us ses
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by kxrm 5y ago
Yup, still self host the DB as I have been doing for over 20 years. Have 40GB stored in MariaDB.
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by kxrm 5y ago
You could opt out, I used to, however I had to pay a fee to opt out. At the time I did it, it added $1 to my bill.
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by kxrm 5y ago
Sadly it's becoming more the norm to rely on other services for social interaction. The last company I worked for completely ditched forums in favor of Facebook groups for community support.
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by kxrm 6y ago
Tried to apply, but you don't consider DC a state. Shame.
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by kxrm 6y ago
>If nothing is done, leave. Left a low paying "VP" job because of this. If leadership just wants to squeeze people and work them to death, that's not good leadership.
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How to Host Your Own DNS-over-HTTPS and DNS-over-TLS Services(blog.technitium.com)
3 points by kxrm 6y ago|0 comments
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by kxrm 6y ago
Yep, I've actually had to turn off the new site. Not sure what they are doing, but whenever I use the new skin my browser slows to a crawl and freezes after a few hours of leaving it up.
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Parsing All of Wikipedia to an Offline Encyclopedia(daveshap.github.io)
25 points by kxrm 6y ago|10 comments
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by kxrm 6y ago
What exactly is "Language" supposed to do? When I change it, it seems to only change the theme of the code, not the actual code itself.
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A Survey of Rust GUI Libraries(boringcactus.com)
2 points by kxrm 6y ago|0 comments
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by kxrm 6y ago
Censorship largely comes from a desire to appease advertisers. So long as users aren't paying anything to support a platform, censorship pressure will be an issue.

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