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by medmunds 9mo ago
The July announcement for IP address certs listed a handful of potential use cases: https://letsencrypt.org/2025/07/01/issuing-our-first-ip-addr...
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ZomBee Watch(zombeewatch.org)
1 points by medmunds 1y ago|1 comments
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by medmunds 1y ago
"Zombie Bees… are honey bees that have been parasitized by the Zombie Fly Apocephalus borealis. Fly-parasitized honey bees become 'ZomBees' showing the 'zombie-like behavior' of leaving their hives at night on &#x
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by medmunds 1y ago
Oh, that's my very much unfinished wasm version from 2013. It wasn't meant to be a "vandalized" or dumbed down version; I just stopped working on it because Simon released a much more complete wasm version on his own sit
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by medmunds 2y ago
My local ISP shows power outages overlaid on their own service status map. I'm guessing it cuts down on support calls when they're down due to no power. (I suspect they get that data directly from PG&E.) https://www
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by medmunds 2y ago
Django would likely welcome a correction or clarification to the docs. (And "they" seem to appreciate help fixing problems.)
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by medmunds 2y ago
It of course depends on what you’re hiring for, what qualities you value, and the scale you’re working at. But: > I want to assess how you think, not which tools you use suggests you have a more nuanced approach and aren’t just aiming fo
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by medmunds 2y ago
> Proposed budgets should not exceed $90,000 for the first year and $90,000 for the optional second year. The Labs team seeks proposals for research and work that connects Library collections to new audiences by promoting insight and ins
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by medmunds 2y ago
Yep. An ordinary round hole punch worked, but you could also get a purpose built punch that made a nice rectangular notch, had a guide to get the position just right, and had more leverage making it easier to punch through the thick jacket.
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by medmunds 2y ago
How much do threads like this provide the training data to convince future generations that—despite all appearances to the contrary—strawberry is in fact spelled with only two R's? I just researched "how many r's are in stra
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by medmunds 2y ago
Yep, and mix in some BND and BNDX as you get older. Bogleheads ftw.
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by medmunds 2y ago
Uhmackshully, since it's registered , it's "Linux®". The ™ is for unregistered trademarks.
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by medmunds 2y ago
> when an embedded video loads for me, youtube still knows that it's me If/when third party cookie blocking is fully deployed, this won't be true. Your browser won't send YouTube's session cookie to YouTube when
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by medmunds 2y ago
More discussion in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40143242 (though this is a better source).
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by medmunds 2y ago
Oh, that's worrisome. I'm trying to implement it in our embedded content soon, because some of our customers got caught up in Chrome's third party cookie blocking 1% trial that started a week or two ago. Any specific problems
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by medmunds 2y ago
Nope, an iframe on an unrelated site is exactly what turns it into a third party cookie. (The user and the site they're visiting are the first two parties; the embedded site is the third party.) Put another way, an ad iframe loading a
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by medmunds 2y ago
The recommended solution for embedded content is the Storage Access API, which has broad browser support. (I don't know that YouTube has implemented it yet, but I'd be surprised if it's not there soon.) https://dev
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by medmunds 3y ago
There are many situations in the ordinary course of life where, if not strictly required, an attorney is at least strongly advised. Things like immigration, adoption, divorce, disputes with your landlord, probate, personal bankruptcy, seeki
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by medmunds 3y ago
Every time my lawyer replies to my email, it costs me $35. At least. That's just for one or two line responses. Anything that requires research or (gasp) looping in a partner gets a lot more expensive, very quickly. This doctor sounds
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by medmunds 3y ago
> it is completely unacceptable to discuss how things are done My all time favorite Penn & Teller routine is "Lift Off," which breaks not only this rule, but also the one that you never repeat a trick. And finding out how i
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by medmunds 3y ago
macOS has been letting apps steal focus for at least nine years now. [1,2] The absolute worst are the ones that steal it while running in the background, unpredictably and with no visible UI. [1]: https://superuser.com/quest
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Ta-dum It's Netflix (2020)(20k.org)
2 points by medmunds 5y ago|0 comments
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Goodbye Colocated Data Centers: How We Moved Postmark to AWS(postmarkapp.com)
1 points by medmunds 5y ago|0 comments
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by medmunds 5y ago
There are also several sites that repackage the NOAA smoke forecast data in friendlier (and/or faster loading) visualizations. E.g., https://www.sfchronicle.com/air-quality superimposes wind, and also toggles between s
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by medmunds 5y ago
Earlier discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27356550
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React Aria: A library of React Hooks that provides accessible UI primitives(react-spectrum.adobe.com)
3 points by medmunds 5y ago|0 comments
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Collision-resistant ids optimized for horizontal scaling and performance(github.com)
2 points by medmunds 5y ago|0 comments
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by medmunds 5y ago
> The Chronicle is launching its first non-fungible token, or NFT, an animated card representing our popular Best Bay Area Views Guide. The buyer gets the NFT and the power to remove the paywall on the page, making the guide to some of t
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Can NFTs fund local news? We're selling one to find out(sfchronicle.com)
3 points by medmunds 5y ago|1 comments
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Python Developers Survey 2020 Results(jetbrains.com)
2 points by medmunds 6y ago|0 comments

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