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by otrahuevada 5y ago
I'm in Uruguay and it gave me Euros as currency? I'm not sure what 3rd party they're using for this but it looks like it could use some fine tuning
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
Article doesn't say? I sure hope they do, if not in place, at least relatively locally, as that would point towards a bigger, more interesting commitment.
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
On one hand, I misspoke. The US is not their biggest market, just a strategically _very_ important foothold in the continent, making and breaking financial decisions that impact every other country. On the other, do you happen to have sourc
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
it makes perfect sense to have a factory right on your most critical client, even leaving the typically american grandiose fantasies of apocalyptic destruction aside. It even nets them a cool 3 billion dollars to do so, which I'm fairl
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Everest Ransomware group claims access to Argentina govt databases(twitter.com)
1 points by otrahuevada 5y ago|0 comments
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
Works just fine on my Android Firefox, even the examples. My laptop's Chrome doesn't complain either. Looks cool! I'd wait for a little bit until the author declares it safe for general consumption, but it does look like some
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
Getting rid of timezones would be a massive, international, almost fruitless undertaking. Think about the effort it would take to make the US use metric coloquially, times 195, just to gain what, the certainty that there is a single timezon
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
As a full-stack dev on a gigantic codebase, I struggle a lot with understanding the allure of this type of tools, considering the extra baggage they bring with them. I could see myself doing something like .card { @include margin(2)
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
Given that they've decided to go ahead and remove it, I'd wager that the amount of people for which the public dislike count of a video is the one thing that makes their visit worthwhile is not huge. Also, publishers still get t
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
I mean, if a multi-month, google-scale experiment says it helps, it... probably does? But I'd personally like to see more get done to the robot likes/dislikes thing than this. You know, that thing where a video has 100 views but 1
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
Twitter Blue is being offered at 3$
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
Facebook makes maybe about 30USD a year from any given profile: > https://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/security/a212721... Being relatively optimistic about Twitter's size, and assuming they're
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
Looks pretty! And seems to understand my use of operators pretty well too, which is great. What does the extension even do tho? Site functionality seems just fine as an unlogged, incognito user. If it really just sets my default search engi
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
if this is paid for and this requirements were only disclosed after the fact, there might be enough money to be had here to entice a lawyer into making the course provider abandon the software. That's more or less the only silver linin
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
https://www.972mag.com/shin-bet-dossier-palestinian-ngos/ Oh isn'there? Please, stop lying. The established facts, that the Shin Bet tortures people and israeli courts accept anything extracted under torture as te
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
Unless you count the oddly vague couple admissions extracted under torture from some random accountants as evidence of something, which you shouldn't because torture is not and shouldn't ever be considered a valid way to extract a
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
Hi! Frontend dev here. What we are doing is covering several other industry standard use cases. I mean, yes. Sometimes, to some degree, you can get away with something like that, but most of the time real clients have complex requirements.
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
Nobleza obliga, latest news indicate the guy extricated a whole lot of records and it would appear authorities are nowhere near as close to unequivocally identifying him as was originally said.
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
Hooks -React Fiber actually- really messed with my spatial awareness of components. When I started using React I got used to knowing at which point in the lifecycle some things would run, and hooks threw a wrench in that. Took me several mo
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
Having some trouble figuring out how to benefit from this. I can't think of a scenario where JSON handling is our bottleneck; almost all of the massive-data-handling tasks in my entire career have usually been handled by our database o
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
"Breach" in this case would imply this was an external attacker and not an inside job; from all the info that is available at the moment, what appears to have happened is some guy with continous access to an entirely legitimate sy
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
I mean yeah when there's a will there's a way, but keeping your manager and reports informed about your work and its progress is kind of the only way to cover your ass available to you as a non-manager.
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
https://www.lanacion.com.ar/sociedad/tras-un-confuso-episodi... IT talked to Twitter and found a very narrow amount of people with the ability to do this.
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
I've done this, but with manager-vetted data. Conversation (in writing) - "We NEED to run this incredibly risky thing yesterday" - "Ok, I'm going to use this data. Is this data OK to you?" - "Yes" - &
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
Hacker has been discovered to be a random disgruntled employee looking for a quick buck. Hope he serves as a lesson of how to not behave as a public servant.
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
Gave it some thought a while ago! I'm still struggling with the customs end of getting one though. Uruguay where I now live isn't exactly amazing at managing electronic imports, although if one ever showed up on Amazon I'd be
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
I'm personally in the market for an as-close-to-infinitely upgradable laptop. Ideally, I'd like to be able to mod it as much as I can do with my desktop rig, in a format that I can carry around. - Need a bigger battery? Here'
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
Judging by his tweets, the governor seems under the impression that "decoding" the HTML is a multi step process and breaking it constitutes unlawful access. He does not, however, feel like expanding on what that means. Several peo
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
I'm having some trouble finding your proposal in the thread... how would you do it?
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by otrahuevada 5y ago
a simple solution would be > if(entry && entry.constructor === Object){}

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