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by lol768 3y ago
> Let me circle back on the Vite issue. Bundles are the biggest challenge when doing this turns out :) > > Would you mind opening a GitHub so we can circle back there? For anyone else in this boat, I got it working by adding &quot
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by lol768 3y ago
Hey David! Few questions: I'm slightly stuck with the Vite plugin Currently getting this when trying to do an npm run dev: [plugin externalize-deps] No known conditions for "./vite-plugin" entry in "@spotlight
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by lol768 3y ago
PSD3 covers international IBAN verification and will, thanks to regulation, ensure that this works cross-border. I think the technical aspects are fairly similar to CoP as we have it in the UK. Even in its absence though, the international
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by lol768 3y ago
> Booking.com hackers increase attacks on customers Any reasonable person would read this headline and assume Booking.com's platform had been hacked. > Criminals then send a Google Drive link to the staff saying that it contains
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by lol768 3y ago
> They post bank account details for the customer to send a payment to. This is even less credible to me than a phishing site set-up to take card details. As soon as you try to make a payment to a scammer's bank account, confirmatio
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by lol768 3y ago
The messaging system is full of disclaimers ("The content of the message from Malmaison was not generated by Booking.com") and, looking at a message I've received, it doesn't even support links. Anyone getting phished wo
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by lol768 3y ago
These media reports are REALLY misleading, and I would be fuming if I worked at Booking.com at how much damage these media reports have done to the brand. > The company, which is one of the biggest hotel and holiday websites in the wor
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by lol768 3y ago
> InTune doesn't even list it as a supported VPN, and everything I see to deploy it suggests some kind of hack to bypass UAC for one specific app because the end-user software requires Admin permissions to startup and hook. L2TP per
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by lol768 3y ago
This was it, wget creates the file and it's non-executable (and I'd already double checked the actual llamafile was executable, but had missed this) - thanks!
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by lol768 3y ago
$ chmod +x llamafile-server-0.1-llava-v1.5-7b-q4 $ ./llamafile-server-0.1-llava-v1.5-7b-q4 run-detectors: unable to find an interpreter for ./llamafile-server-0.1-llava-v1.5-7b-q4 Hmm. Did I do something wrong?
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by lol768 3y ago
My point is that the entire offering has lagged behind what I'd expect in terms of ticketing from such a major European city. TfL don't even do a particularly good job at what they do, but they at least get some of the basics righ
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by lol768 3y ago
> The NYC metro pass system has all of those exact same issues I wouldn't expect anything else from an American attempt at a public transport (sorry, "public transit") system, unfortunately. Sadly it seems like a very car-
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by lol768 3y ago
> You can install their app to buy and use electronic tickets Does this work on iPhone now?
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by lol768 3y ago
And how long have you been able to load daily tickets?
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by lol768 3y ago
This is a cool infrastructure project, but they really need to sort out ticketing.. Everyone else has adopted contactless EMV with capping, but in Paris they're only introducing the equivalent to London's Oyster (which frankly is
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by lol768 3y ago
You only have to look at humanity's history to see that people will make this decision over and over again.
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by lol768 3y ago
Most of those requirements cease to exist if you decide to colo. It's not cloud or "run your own DC".
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by lol768 3y ago
What trend? It's served over TLS for me.. DV cert from Let's Encrypt. It might try and load a webfont over http:// but any decent browser will just refuse to load that sub-resource.
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by lol768 3y ago
> when there's thousands of contractors and the barrier of entry to become a "contractor" is almost nothing, you have a systemic problem Yes, and it's a systemic problem that govt should be handling. It's already
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by lol768 3y ago
> Then little cherry on the cake, this system eventually leads to child labor Given that you've spelt it as "labor", I'm going to explain how this works in the UK: Deliveroo's discretionary policies aside, you ar
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by lol768 3y ago
The BBC seems to be up in arms about substitution. But the workers are self-employed, independent contractors and they have every right to use a substitute to do their work for them in the UK. If they did not have this right, they'd
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by lol768 3y ago
Yes, it all flies in the face of accepted strict Content-Security-Policy best practice.
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by lol768 3y ago
> cheap alcohol Subject to a rationing card, though!
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by lol768 3y ago
Nice to see AGPL instead of something like the increasingly-popular (non-FOSS) BSL. Copyleft licenses are great, I've seen too many examples of permissively-licensed libraries being taken, worked on by corporations and profited from wi
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by lol768 3y ago
WEI itself was previously discussed across a number of threads, which make interesting reading: (July 2023, 456 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36854114 - "Google's nightmare Web Integrity API wants
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by lol768 3y ago
> their logic, pretty straightforwardly, is that it makes you depend on the government for movement The same government that issues you your driving license in the first place, and sets the standards for examining folks with a provisiona
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by lol768 3y ago
The 15-minute neighbourhoods proposal (and similar proposals) are centered around ensuring that every resident has all the essentials (shops, healthcare, parks) within a 15-minute walk of their home. It has absolutely nothing to do with tra
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Android 14 breaks storage on Pixel 6 phones with multiple user profiles(9to5google.com)
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by lol768 3y ago
Bug report thread: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/305766503
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by lol768 3y ago
It's not an excuse, it's just poor engineering culture or lack of security awareness. I work with an engineering team of 5 - security issues still get prioritised and fixed. Feature work gets deprioritised, as it should, as soon a

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