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by lmz 8mo ago
The best thing for users maybe. A special kind of hell for the people investigating. And since there are numerous non paying users vs only so many people who have the skills to fix things...
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by lmz 8mo ago
That's for the Stripe customer to configure. Stripe itself has supported 3DS since ages ago. Edit: also you'll find a pretty common sentiment among US website owners is that the new API that supports 3DS is overcomplicated and the
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by lmz 8mo ago
If you depend on a library and can't figure out how you would compile against it, it's probably better for the end user that you don't make anything because you'll still need to package it up later unless you link static
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by lmz 8mo ago
AKA the 5-over-1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5-over-1
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by lmz 8mo ago
AGPLv3 so not exactly a drop in replacement, license-wise.
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by lmz 8mo ago
France has CB. Germany has girocard. The entire problem is that these are national and not interoperable across the EU.
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by lmz 8mo ago
I can't believe this was downvoted. Seriously a Certificate is binding a public key and the attributes (mainly the identity). If you don't need to use the attributes, you don't need a certificate!
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by lmz 9mo ago
Genghis Khan also not too bad: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pax_Mongolica Whose peace are we now living under and what atrocities did they commit to establish it?
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by lmz 9mo ago
I thought American space flight etc was directly indebted to the people behind the V bombs? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Paperclip
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by lmz 9mo ago
Isn't OpenJ9 "just" the VM and not the class library? Also it's IBM-backed so it's more a case of pick your poison there.
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by lmz 9mo ago
Serving requests is a feature of Youtube and if they don't want to serve your client... well you didn't pay for it anyway.
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by lmz 9mo ago
But what if it's a Catalan cat charity?
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by lmz 9mo ago
Didn't it have user accounts and comments?
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by lmz 9mo ago
I guess if you count "silently blackholed by the other server with no recourse" an acceptable result then Apple / Meta can offer you that kind of interop too.
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by lmz 9mo ago
The iPod and N64 are about 20 (or more, for the N64) years back from now, no? So about as far back as bell bottoms were from the 90s.
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by lmz 9mo ago
Compression filters are in PostScript.
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by lmz 9mo ago
It's not even clear that they were the ones suggesting inclusion. They're just saying their library now supports the new thing. https://pdfa.org/brotli-compression-coming-to-pdf/ > As of March 2025, the cu
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by lmz 9mo ago
Turbo Pascal was not freeware when it was new.
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by lmz 9mo ago
This is how we get sites that block software tokens and only allow a whitelist of hardware based tokens.
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by lmz 9mo ago
It's always the land of opportunity for those who want to come in and displace the existing inhabitants. Fun when you're the one displacing until you are on the other side.
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by lmz 9mo ago
Re: the IE thing. Only Apple's insistence on Safari in iOS is stopping sites from basically being chrome only.
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by lmz 9mo ago
In the poorer parts of the world, people absolutely detest illegal immigrants (or basically most working migrants as well) because they are taking jobs from the locals. They hate refugees because there's not enough resources to go arou
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by lmz 9mo ago
A lot of the world would not tolerate the amount of illegals that the US has within its borders.
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by lmz 9mo ago
Is there anything against just blocking at the /48 level?
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by lmz 9mo ago
Maybe someone made a bot to complain about AI and farm karma points?
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by lmz 9mo ago
Or it could end up like some Asian countries with a large afterschool tuition industry. I guess at a minimum you don't want the kid to get shot up at school though.
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by lmz 9mo ago
Even if that is correct. It only means they have enough domestic supply of that kind of person, and there is no need to import more.
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by lmz 9mo ago
Didn't WW2 largely lead to a "cleaning up" of minorities across state lines in Europe? Maybe it's the population importers who forgot the reasons for post war prosperity. https://www.dday.center/the-impac
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by lmz 9mo ago
> That just reminded me of a peer protocol I worked on a long time ago that used other hosts to try to figure out which hosts were getting translated. Kind of like a reverse TOR. If that was detected, the better peering hosts would send
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by lmz 10mo ago
If there are multiple ads (and why would there not be multiple ads?), deleting the one advertised using keyword X does nothing to the one advertised using keyword Y.

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