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by maddyboo 5y ago
A few years ago, my partner went to the Golden Gate Produce Terminal in South SF on a whim. It wasn’t entirely clear if members of the public were welcome, but no one seemed to notice or care. While perusing the stocks, my partner happened
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by maddyboo 5y ago
This would overwrite any other classes as well, which might be fine if you don’t have any but could lead to bugs later on if you forget about this behavior. I don’t really think the point brought up by the other commenters is an issue. If t
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by maddyboo 5y ago
If you wanna get real fancy, you could replace document.documentElement.classList.remove('no-js'); document.documentElement.classList.add('js'); with document.documentElement.classList.replace('
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by maddyboo 5y ago
Yeah, it’s essentially the same concept, but with suggestions shown immediately for the context you’re searching in. For example when searching Wikipedia you’ll get snippets of articles and thumbnail images. You can even access DDG bangs us
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by maddyboo 5y ago
I want to add a suggestion to the hotkey shortcuts section: I use the Chrome/Firefox addon SurfingKeys [0] with my own configuration [1] in which I’ve added search engine auto-suggestions for just over 50 sites. So, for example, to sta
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by maddyboo 6y ago
Yes, at least for BountySource. To contribute money towards a bounty, you need to pay upfront and BountySource will hold the money in escrow.
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by maddyboo 6y ago
Wow that’s cool. Thanks for sharing.
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by maddyboo 6y ago
It would certainly be nice, but I wouldn’t call that the easy route. Creating a new shell that’s fully backwards compatible with the monstrosity that is Bash sounds like a massive undertaking. POSIX or the Bourne shell is probably an easier
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by maddyboo 6y ago
If there’s an unhandled exception (or even a log message) in your JavaScript, you can click on it in the console and go straight to the source line, set a breakpoint and reload or re-trigger the code, and now you’ve got a fully interactive
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by maddyboo 6y ago
Bash is ugly and rife with pitfalls, but it can be incredibly productive for certain classes of problems if you know what you’re doing. Trying to use Python or Go to whack some external commands together feels very cumbersome to me. For pur
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by maddyboo 6y ago
I don’t understand your comment. Firefox and Chrome both have actual debuggers as well, but many times console.log is a faster way. What are the deficiencies you speak of?
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by maddyboo 6y ago
If they didn’t want to use passwords to avoid support calls, they could have sent one-time login codes to the phone number or email address associated with the account. Or literally anything other than neglecting security altogether.
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by maddyboo 6y ago
So Lambda@Edge is basically the equivalent of Cloudflare workers?
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by maddyboo 6y ago
I bought a 5700XT back when it was first released. It would crash my entire system randomly, it was so bad I had to shelve it for a while and put my old GPU back in. It took a good few months for the amdgpu driver to work out the kinks, but
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by maddyboo 6y ago
This is basically how HIBP's Pwned Password API works: https://www.troyhunt.com/were-baking-have-i-been-pwned-into-... https://haveibeenpwned.com/API/v2#PwnedPasswords https://www.troyh
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by maddyboo 6y ago
HIBP added the email addresses that were part of the leak: https://haveibeenpwned.com/
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by maddyboo 6y ago
I actually read it as 48 Mbit/s for the 2 devices combined, or 24 Mbit/s per device.
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by maddyboo 6y ago
Also keep in mind that along with the other volatiles, much of the benzene will evaporate into the air after application and you will likely breathe some of that vapor.
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by maddyboo 6y ago
I happen to have purchased a large 1 gallon jug of sanitizer produced by ArtNaturals, the brand with the highest concentration detected, from Costco in October. I’ve been using it daily ever since, and have even used it to refill the bottle
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Benzene detected in hand sanitizers(valisure.com)
217 points by maddyboo 6y ago|198 comments
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by maddyboo 6y ago
Excellent article! I’ve tried to grok socat a few times but gave up quickly upon being faced with its screenfuls of dense help text. This post sheds light on the core concepts behind the tool in a way that the man page and help text just di
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by maddyboo 6y ago
There is a beautiful video documentary created by a fungi photographer who has contributed footage to productions like Planet Earth and Our Planet. It really gives you a sense of the vastness and beauty of the fungal world that’s all around
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by maddyboo 6y ago
Interestingly, in Firefox, if I trigger the Protocol Handler permission and then Pointer Lock, the Pointer Lock notification is hidden by the Protocol Handler bar. Seems like this could be abused. Screen recording: https://b-cdn.
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by maddyboo 6y ago
I have read that coffee is quite prone to pesticide contamination, so these days I only purchase organic coffee beans. Out of curiosity, have you tried organic and if so have you noticed a difference between it and conventional?
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by maddyboo 6y ago
Wow, you're not kidding! https://i.imgur.com/5dg068V.png
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Not only are a lot of people using it, the number of active users and plugin creators seems to be growing. It’s a wonderful time to be a vim user.
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by maddyboo 6y ago
Very cool discovery. This is an excellent example of why putting sensitive data inside URLs can be problematic and should be done with great caution. It should be added that the eventual elimination of referers won’t make URLs safe. There a
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by maddyboo 6y ago
If you want a Chrome/Firefox extension that does some of these things and more, check out Surfingkeys: https://github.com/brookhong/Surfingkeys
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Proof of Federated Learning: A Novel Energy-Recycling Consensus Algorithm(arxiv.org)
1 points by maddyboo 6y ago|0 comments
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by maddyboo 6y ago
I’ve been thinking about something like this for a while now, glad to see it being worked on. Could federated learning be used as a form of proof-of-work that actually yields valuable data rather than throwaway garbage? Actually, looks like

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