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by oauea 4y ago
How does one turn crypto back into energy?
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by oauea 4y ago
Updated that script for you: - I want to have a beer! - ok, scan this QR, and accept the transaction - there you go! - thank you, here are your 5 beers - oh, did I just pay for 5? I wanted 1! can you refund me and take these back? - sure! c
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by oauea 4y ago
You can cache them in the spotify client. I was referring to the other kind of downloading.
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by oauea 4y ago
My website crashes as soon as it is visited. Don't visit it, or you will be arrested for DoSing my site.
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by oauea 4y ago
Since when are terms of service legally binding?
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by oauea 4y ago
I used to be in the same boat, mostly due to Spotify's recommendation algorithm. Unfortunately they've since removed all ways of giving it feedback about what I like, and now it just recommends the same few songs over and over and
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by oauea 4y ago
Nice to see this! There are surprisingly few solutions that support SSH session recording.
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by oauea 4y ago
That's just for building the frontend: https://github.com/warp-tech/warpgate/tree/main/warpgate-adm... Not used or needed at runtime
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by oauea 4y ago
but not in the browser
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by oauea 5y ago
It could, but you'll notice and then uninstall that app.
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by oauea 5y ago
I am, because I ask my operating system to mute the microphone.
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by oauea 5y ago
Work out a relationship graph and automate the export/import
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by oauea 5y ago
You'll quickly run into limitations of how many tcp connections you can hold open. Unless you also want to run separate app servers for each customer, which will cost a lot of $$$ Oh, and just forget about allowing your customers to sh
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by oauea 5y ago
No, the .git directory is not cloned. But if the repo is already on disk it can be game over.
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by oauea 5y ago
Link to any that have my personal data listed on them?
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by oauea 5y ago
> Nothing you can do will get those lists taken down, even if you're on them. Wrong.
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by oauea 5y ago
You say that, but it helped my sleep tremendously
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by oauea 5y ago
Do yourself a favor and get some earplugs
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by oauea 5y ago
"i dont even want to bother reading the code i ship to my users"
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by oauea 5y ago
> The compiler code becomes more complicated, making correctness harder > Introducing new languages features may become harder, again due to code complexity It'll be written for IDEs anyway. Might as well reuse if possible, right
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by oauea 5y ago
Vet and pin your dependencies.
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by oauea 5y ago
Perhaps you should reflect why you are pushing adware to YOUR users then. Maybe you should vet YOUR work more carefully instead of pulling in hundreds of dependencies that YOU haven't bothered to vet.
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by oauea 5y ago
You should read usernames
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by oauea 5y ago
Where are those individuals going to host these lists? Probably using a business, such as github or some other hosting company. Just target them.
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by oauea 5y ago
If someone is publicly compiling a database of other individuals, and hosts this on e.g. github, you can absolutely get it taken down.
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by oauea 5y ago
Until they invoke their right to erasure
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by oauea 5y ago
Differentiating between hashing and encryption is not pedantic. But sure, go ahead and keep telling newbies to encrypt their passwords.
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by oauea 5y ago
> I need to write this all in a blog post. Please do. It would be very valuable to find these things when searching about Azure, because this absolutely matches my experience.
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by oauea 5y ago
hashed*
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by oauea 5y ago
apt will tell you the file was changed and ask you what to do (keep current, use new, show diff & merge). so you must've chosen to replace it, or used some gui updater that made the choice for you.

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