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mfontani
7y ago
For a couple similar use-cases (write rarely, read many times, JSON data) I ended up using actual JSON files, on disk. Time to read and parse them is very small compared to asking Redis or PG for it, and this benefits from the Linux disk ca
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7y ago
That's odd, TBQH. Contact webmaster@ with some details about the connection (your IP at the time you're seeing the problem, as well as your UA - all stuff you can get by visiting /cdn-cgi/trace) and I'll see if ther
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7y ago
Not yet U2F, which I'm hopeful they get real soon
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7y ago
The way I take that to mean is: if you're using a Googlebot UA, and your request doesn't come from a Google-owned IP range, you're very unlikely to be a legit crawl from Google, and you'll be detected and dealt with.
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mfontani
7y ago
If you're doing that using Googlebot's UA, you shouldn't. Pick your own.
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mfontani
7y ago
Precisely that
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mfontani
7y ago
Random bots _using common "real browser" user-agent strings_ piss me off to no end.
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mfontani
7y ago
I've toyed with the idea of a tarpit service for badly behaved crawlers which just don't get other hints. I'm glad to see that if my services are behind cloudflare, I could just turn something on and let _them_ deal with it.
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7y ago
If you crawl sites without a distinctive user-agent; do not obey robots.txt; crawl at an unnecessarily high rate, I _will_ ban you, regardless of your intent.
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mfontani
7y ago
With ink (well, inky) I write an email using things like "row", "columns", "spacer" etc. and then a process converts those to HTML+CSS, then another inlines the CSS. It doesn't seem much different to me.
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mfontani
7y ago
Have you tried https://zurb.com/ink/index.php ? Seems similar, and a bit older
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mfontani
7y ago
The demo[1] page has a few examples! [1]: https://metacpan.org/source/DCONWAY/Lingua-Romana-Perligata-...
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mfontani
7y ago
Indeed, "but" the minimum token you can create is one that allows its wielder to edit a whole zone's DNS, not just (say) one specific record.
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mfontani
7y ago
> Android’s new Dark theme uses true black to keep your battery alive longer. None of the screenshots around the caption seem to use "true black", though!
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mfontani
7y ago
Note that the Yubikey only supports up to 32 TOTP.
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mfontani
7y ago
You can use Yubico Authenticator for TOTP, "but" that only supports up to 32 slots.
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7y ago
I'm fairly sure tethering can also be trivially detected by inspecting the TTL of packets, as a device sitting "behind" the tethering device will increase the TTL by one. https://android.stackexchange.com/ques
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7y ago
Oh dear... * earthquakes and the like _shift locations_ on the crust. The "w3w" address you had for your house isn't at that "w3w" address anymore since that last big quake. Reprint stationery? * no translation betw
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7y ago
Italy's "PEC"[1] (Posta Elettronica Certificata, or Certified Electronic Mail) comes pretty close. There's even an RFC[2] for it. In order to get one, an individual has to prove their identity via a government-issued ID
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7y ago
I do wonder why they couldn't "just" support both old and new URL paths using something like this: RewriteRule "^/+new_path/+(.+)$" /advert/$1 [L] ... for each "new url path" (
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Get ready for a waiting list for European IPv4 addresses. No jumping the line
(theregister.co.uk)
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... but it does, since perl 5.20, which was released May 27, 2014. More than five years ago. Here's a short example: use 5.020_000; use warnings; use experimental qw<signatures>; # this works: say add(2, 3);
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7y ago
All the "big" Perl codebases I've worked with were as readable as I'd have expected any "big" codebase to be, if not better. What was your experience like?
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> In July, the SEO ranking algorithm was updated to include page speed as a ranking factor for both mobile pages and ads . What's one supposed to do when PageSpeed only points to Google's own asset delivery services as being
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7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tabloid_journalism#Red_tops
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> how did a Register link get through? I thought that site was banned on HN Oh deary me, why should that be? Just because the journos are snarky and sarcastic, or because it's pretending to be a red-top? ... or is it because it'
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7y ago
The NYT, surely - as they helped produce one of the best Perl profilers out there: https://metacpan.org/pod/Devel::NYTProf
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8y ago
I've an amazfit bip; battery lasts about a month...
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Object Storage – Scaleway
(scaleway.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
> you can see that someone messed up and thought they rebased before merging but actually didn't we use a pre-receive hook which checks that the "oldest ancestor" between the branch being pushed to (i.e. current master
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