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by oauea 5y ago
Grab a digital ocean VM for $5/month and call it a day. Should be enough for all your (legal) torrenting needs.
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by oauea 5y ago
I'm sure it will be resolved by instead giving out ChanServ ownership willy-nilly.
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by oauea 5y ago
For anyone else interested: http://www.dereferer.org/?https%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Ejwz%2Eorg%2Fbl... (dereferer because jwz is hostile in case your browser sends referer header)
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by oauea 5y ago
"Upset open source developer spams other open source repository"?
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by oauea 5y ago
Why would these companies need to gather enough data to steal my identity?
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by oauea 5y ago
This is becoming more and more widespread, Atlassian is another company doing this. Although their case seems to be one more of incompetence than malice, since the issue page loads, shows you the entire page, then redirects you to their SSO
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by oauea 5y ago
Sure they can. Ban all legal exchanges, continue auditing income as usual usual. Bitcoin will still exist for illegal purposes, but that's fine.
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by oauea 5y ago
How are people tunneling their console over the zerotier vpn? I assume this requires zerotier to be installed on the gateway, which is a bit beyond most users sadly :(
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by oauea 5y ago
Wow, absolutely pathetic. My company was evaluating this for pair programming and testing new hires, but just binned that idea. If anyone from replit is reading this: This is costing you business. Jetbrains Code With Me looks quite nice.
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by oauea 5y ago
This Google employee responded to a question. When looking at the question and answer, and the actual resulting situation, it is pretty clear what's happening here.
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by oauea 5y ago
It's a huge difference. This is a Google employee explicitly telling you that using their competitor is not allowed.
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by oauea 5y ago
The user explained it was Matomo, a Google competitor, and the worker responded with "No, that is not allowed.". Seems to leave absolutely no room for interpretation. It is not about the URL, it is about Matomo.
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by oauea 5y ago
Then why would a Google worker (not a machine, but a real life human) tell this person that using their competitor is not allowed? Did you read the screenshot?
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by oauea 5y ago
Even worse: The stakeholders in the companies that decide to have contact forms are generally not very technical. They probably never successfully installed a mail client in their life, so it's not very surprising they don't opt i
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by oauea 5y ago
And reproducibility goes straight out the window. And how do you even interop this with kubernetes?
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by oauea 5y ago
Easy access to push notifications (which can be sketchy, but doesn't have to be) and believe it or not: Letting users put a shortcut on their homescreen. Sure, you can place a shortcut to a PWA in the Chrome browser but most users won&
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by oauea 5y ago
Sure, great, let me just rebuild all my docker images on every single machine they run on thereby completely defeating the point of having images in the first place.
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by oauea 5y ago
Cool, how do you get there? And you realize some work is simply non-trivial?
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by oauea 5y ago
Very cool! http://psdoom.sourceforge.net/ is worth a mention as well where you shoot demons to kill your processes.
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by oauea 5y ago
Personally I wasn't capable of posting such a message until quite a few years after my birth.
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by oauea 5y ago
I think you are underestimating gif sizes if you think a 1MB gif is large.
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by oauea 5y ago
Yes, it would be immense. Many gifs have been used for user interface elements and such a change would break that completely.
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by oauea 5y ago
Sorry, why would you believe the words of bad actors who are known to lie? Can you be absolutely certain this isn't simply a continuation of their twisted "experiment"?
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by oauea 5y ago
I've had smart lights for a few years now, and I'm pretty happy with them. I can turn them off remotely, dim them as a group and change them to a soft red at night to not blind myself. Of course this quickly escalated to maintaini
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by oauea 5y ago
Sure and if we coddle everyone then there will be no more "race car drivers" in the next generation, because they won't have had the opportunity to use their no-longer-general computers.
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by oauea 5y ago
Don't you mean all?
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by oauea 5y ago
And so Apple's attack on general computing continues. Just awful.
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by oauea 5y ago
And yet here they are.
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by oauea 5y ago
With hindsight that sounds like an excuse to make some money.
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by oauea 5y ago
VirtualBox can perform under HyperV nowadays, although it performs less well.

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