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by penagwin 7y ago
I highly recommend not making more then say 5req/s - and preferably do it at like 2am. These projects are fun IMO, but it's best to not hammer anyone's servers if it isn't necessary.
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by penagwin 7y ago
Yeah from my experience they'll run into problems real fast making 300req/s in 5 seconds. It's so "noisy" and potentially disruptive. I'm honestly surprised they weren't rate limited. I mean, your SPA woul
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by penagwin 7y ago
I just tested in chrome 77, and I could only do `chrome.runtime.sendMessage("clngdbkpkpeebahjckkjfobafhncgmne", {},{},console.log)` from within the Stylus extension page, not from an external page like hacker news.
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by penagwin 7y ago
Plus the "resolution" of the coast is limited by the size of humans. The coastline paradox is much more of a measurement problem then a physical one.
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by penagwin 7y ago
The problem is highly processed meats, not necessarily meat in general. A McDonald's hamburger is a good example of "meat" that would be good to limit.
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by penagwin 7y ago
If you show that to non-programmers they'll take one look at that and understand that about as well as egyptian hieroglyphics. "Soup? Python? What's an 'id'? class? href? I just want to select the title!"
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by penagwin 7y ago
Disclaimer: I have nothing to do with this project, I'm also a programmer isn't part of it's target demographic. But: Are you suggesting that if somebody wanted to setup a basic scrapper, they should learn how to install pyth
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by penagwin 7y ago
Detection is always a cat and mouse game. Using an extension in a real browser (instead of electron/headless chrome) is probably one of the hardest to detect because it requires running a "real" browser. Of course somebody wi
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by penagwin 7y ago
I was thinking the same thing. The only other thought was they were testing to see if our own procedures could detect the craft? But then I would have expected the crews who saw it to be quickly hushed - not publicly talking about it.
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by penagwin 7y ago
Given the rise of renewable energy - lithium batteries provide an alternative to fossil fuels. I have no clue how lithium mining + solar panels, etc vs fossil fuels compare environmentally though. But they are at least lowering fossil fuel
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by penagwin 7y ago
> Zero, as long as the person: In this analogy the gun going off broke a law. So you voluntarily handed somebody a loaded gun - who then committed a crime with that gun. Obviously context matter - but you can bet the police will be aski
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by penagwin 7y ago
This sounds awesome to me actually! The biggest risk for me is lowering my full time hours, and that can limit my ability to try/find new opportunities. Being able to work on the weekends would be awesome - it wouldn't interfere w
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by penagwin 7y ago
I was wondering this yesterday too - Is it stealing if it's not for sale (so there is no lost revenue)? My gut reaction is that if Venezuela is apart of any of the international trade laws then it'd still be illegal but there&#x27
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by penagwin 7y ago
It is self hosted - he hasn't released a hosted version yet but would like to. The source and documentation for setting it up, using it, and developing with it are already available.
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by penagwin 7y ago
The "best" method is to download the actual software through adobe cloud, and then use the dll method - that way you're using a single dll that's more easily verifiable and from a "trustworthy" source, instead
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by penagwin 7y ago
> Will still have access to the software via other means as usual Piracy? Surely this doesn't count as a "solution". Just because you can evade a ban doesn't mean that they "still have access" - I mean they
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by penagwin 7y ago
You already get this with either Redis or Keydb. The problem is that to avoid the disk being the bottleneck you must write to RAM, then later to the disk (you can't wait for confirmation that it was written) which means that even thoug
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by penagwin 7y ago
At my job we're currently re-building our website in django, and we make heavy use of redis caching. Our website is definitely not "high traffic" but we get somewhere around 300,000 requests a day, mostly concentrated around
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by penagwin 7y ago
Plus aren't many chips made in China? My impression after watching BigClive tear apart stuff was that a lot of Chinese clones use their own chips, and many chips are custom and seem to only exist between Chinese manufacturers (like cus
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by penagwin 7y ago
Haha, I was worried we needed a 404 for the 404!
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by penagwin 7y ago
We have certain cron jobs that if they failed we could be losing thousands of dollars an hour. Of course they're tested, and you're right they've worked fine for a looooong time. But I don't care if they "normally w
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by penagwin 7y ago
I think it's fair to compare with the classic Dropbox vs ftp argument. It takes some configuring to make sure crown sends emails to the right place - and without the email going straight to spam. Sure you can setup filters, etc. But th
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by penagwin 7y ago
What? Rule 30 is on a 2D plane. EDIT: Oh I understand now! Each generation is 1D. Thanks for explaining! :D
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by penagwin 7y ago
This is my exact situation right now. Our website is made in Django, and we use Pyenv to manage our python versions. We'll likely be going to route of a docker image/ pyenv install script. It takes trial/error to figure out s
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by penagwin 7y ago
West Michigan (US) here, Verizon has coverage everywhere, I could totally see somebody picking blueberries in a field, tripping and hitting their head. At least around here cell reception != humans within earshot at all.
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by penagwin 7y ago
They usually stop within a few weeks if I'm not mistaken. Also AFAIK you can only rollback if you're pretty technical too.
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by penagwin 7y ago
Ehh I sorta disagree. Many older windows machines "could" run windows 10 today, but your experience would be miserable for casual desktop use unless you have at least 2GB, etc. So a windows xp machine "could" run windows
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by penagwin 7y ago
Since apple markets their ipados for productivity as an alternative to a MacBook or a windows laptop - I'm not sure Linux can really be included. Simply put - Linux has never been focused on tablet UI UX or that kind of productivity, i
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by penagwin 7y ago
This has always been my conclusion when I experiment with not using an ad blocker. So many websites with outwise "okayish" content are basically ruined by ads. Some sites are littered with "targeted" ads like download bu
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by penagwin 7y ago
Wait what? Apple rarely if ever has "sales" on their products, I've seen student discounts and itunes gift cards, but that's about it. At Dell/HP/Lenovo meanwhile half their products are "on sale" the

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