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by oauea 6y ago
> not self hosted you'll need a cookie banner then
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by oauea 6y ago
Again, what are you paying the apple cut for? Are you saying bots are buying your fancy messaging app?
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by oauea 6y ago
Looks similar to https://hashids.org/ which instead uses a numerical seed to generate a String representation, which lets you use sequential IDs in your database.
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by oauea 6y ago
I've used powerdns for years to run our company DNS and it has been fantastic. We have now, unfortunately, moved to the cloud.
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by oauea 6y ago
Maybe you have a funny network situation, but my network situation is solid, and my IP address rarely changes. IP addresses are absolutely identifiable information.
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by oauea 6y ago
The request also contains your ip address. Charitable would be distributing a bloom filter and checking matches locally.
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by oauea 6y ago
YouTube doesn't have any acceptable ads.
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by oauea 6y ago
It would make me instantly disregard your comment as immature
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by oauea 6y ago
> Simulators (even simulator games) not limited for gaming only, instead it widely used in education for training purposes.[0] Indeed, but this one is very much a game. Having played it, I can tell you it's fun but a bit shallow.
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by oauea 6y ago
https://www.sweetscape.com/010editor/manual/Bitfields.htm
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by oauea 6y ago
> Links are about simulator, not a game. This "simulation" is absolutely a game. Simulator games are a genre. Unfortunately you won't be able to try it, as it's closed source.
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by oauea 6y ago
This has been happening for at least a year for me in Firefox. 100% of the time. It's rather odd.
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by oauea 6y ago
And most websites that host the conferences (such as youtube) will change to break those older versions of youtube-dl. This is the kind of project that needs constant maintenance.
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by oauea 6y ago
Gotta love it when analytics platforms don't give analysts access to all the data.
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by oauea 6y ago
No, it's just good sense. If you're adopting an open source project then you clearly think the project has merit. So the people who created this project should be considered for maintaining the company fork, since they clearly kno
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by oauea 6y ago
Nearly all end-users open a CSV like this: 1. They see a file (they have file extensions turned off, which is the default, so they probably don't even know what a CSV is) 2. They double click it Excel now corrupted the data. That is th
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by oauea 6y ago
> Unless you instruct it to interpret the field as a string. Except double clicking a CSV does not give you the option to do this. At this point Excel already decided to corrupt your data. And guess how most users open CSV files? That&#x
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by oauea 6y ago
Except that literally every end-user I've ever had the displeasure of dealing with did not know how to properly import data into excel. Double clicking the CSV should open the data import dialog.
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by oauea 6y ago
Thankfully most Git hosting websites do have this concept. You can revert a PR whole using github, etc
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by oauea 6y ago
It's obviously a much better business model to sell you a new car every year by artificially making the old one break.
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by oauea 6y ago
Just look at the dongles almost every mac user religiously carries with them.
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by oauea 6y ago
Yeah, they know not to install random crap, they're not dummies.
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by oauea 6y ago
This thread is talking about apps with poor/no privacy policies on alternative stores.
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by oauea 6y ago
So just don't install them. You can make these decisions yourself, you don't need Apple to make them for you.
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by oauea 6y ago
Sure, whatever. Apple promised to the users (not Epic) they would only use notarization to block harmful software. Epic's software is not harmful to the user, and the lawsuit didn't change anything about that.
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by oauea 6y ago
Apple revoked the developer accounts that Epic uses, so Epic could no longer notarize their (unrelated, MacOS desktop) software. No matter what you think about the lawsuit, you have to admit that Apple used their position of power to strong
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by oauea 6y ago
They also indicated they'd never ever use Mac's notarization requirement to block legitimate software. Then they got in a legal fracas with Epic and immediately retaliated against Epic by banning all their software from all Apple
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by oauea 6y ago
Were you somehow unaware of the many, many, many people who used .dev in their local environments? You must've had some idea, since the initial plan was to use the .dev TLD for exactly that within Google. I've always hated Google
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by oauea 6y ago
Or just start the query with `?` Typing `?bla.py` in the omnibar will perform a search for `bla.py` on both Firefox and Chrome
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by oauea 6y ago
Oh that looks great, and very close to what I had in mind for the next upgrade of our in-house testing framework. Definitely going to give that a try soon. Thanks for posting it!

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