precommunicator

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by precommunicator 2y ago
Nah, what you do is you add this feature for everyone, unless it doesn't make sense
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by precommunicator 2y ago
I don't think this scheme is a recent addition, I've seen it years ago
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by precommunicator 2y ago
As a person addicted to Coca-Cola Zero (US translation: diet coke), this is just sad. I would love to have home restaurant-like dispenser, or a Soda Stream syrup but for obvious profit reasons they don't offer that. This would reduce m
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by precommunicator 2y ago
Great! If they don't have a public forum there is no opportunity to do harm, I see no issue here. The community will still ask questions and answers somewhere e.g. in one of Stack Exchange sites which is less likely to be removed and&#
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by precommunicator 2y ago
> Eg 2-factor can include phone number In GitHub organization settings you can require to only use secure 2FA which kicks anyone who use SMS 2FA out.
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by precommunicator 2y ago
Doesn't seem to be the case anymore: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42369757
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by precommunicator 2y ago
If you want to do it for yourself, https://wandrer.earth/ (not affiliated)
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by precommunicator 2y ago
Someone should just make a Scrabble tournament in which the dictionary is just random strings that you just have to memorize
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by precommunicator 2y ago
If it's reused without much changes, why not make it available for older hardware? If it changed enough it won't matter.
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by precommunicator 2y ago
If you care, pay for 10 years in advance, and still extend every year to keep the 10 year rolling window.
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by precommunicator 2y ago
Because corporate taxes are paid on profit (revenue-expenses). So as a company I can claim a lot of stuff as a expenses. Executive salaries? Anything left after that? Lemme quickly create a separate company in some low tax jurisdiction and
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MetroDreamin' – Build the Public Transit System of Your Dreams(metrodreamin.com)
3 points by precommunicator 2y ago|0 comments
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by precommunicator 2y ago
If you get everything on one ticket (and sometimes not) you can usually simply take the next train, with or without proof of delay on your ticket.
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by precommunicator 2y ago
> but the traffic itself was encrypted over HTTPS. This meant that even if one were to use a packet sniffing tool like Wireshark, you would not be able to find the raw token. It's trivial to decrypt HTTPS with tools like Fiddler or
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by precommunicator 2y ago
One step closer to AI headbands from Ell Donsaii world
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by precommunicator 2y ago
Transmission line losses, which are pretty high.
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by precommunicator 2y ago
Wait, there was something other than Museum of Computing in Bletchley Park?! I honestly didn't noticed, I went straight to that museum and I don't think there were other notices that there is something else there.
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by precommunicator 2y ago
My company's clients dislike US companies so much that we had to switch from very cheap AWS SES, European region, only used to send emails to very expensive (10x at least) European competitor. The AWS entry in the GDPR DPA was generati
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by precommunicator 2y ago
Unless you specifically care about app experience, you can also use Sponsorblock, ublock and many other extensions in plain Firefox on Android
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by precommunicator 2y ago
If your domain name is critical to you, pay 10 years in advance where possible, and still extend every year, to keep this 10 year buffer.
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by precommunicator 2y ago
I visited/found kinda interesting about 3 points in Romania, have about 15 more wanted as "want to go"
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by precommunicator 2y ago
For me that was a pretty normal trip, 10th one (2nd one in this year) planned like this. About 6 hours a day of driving, total visited about 45 out of 52 planned points. For example I don't understand people who go to a beach and spend
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by precommunicator 2y ago
I've been to Moldova this year during my 15-countries 2-week solo road trip. To be honest it was hard to find interesting (for me) places to visit there. I found Old Orhei, which they try to make a big tourist attraction, to be kinda b
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by precommunicator 2y ago
I wonder if archives downloaded by two different people have different checksums? That would mean they have hidden a paper town (fake entry/signature) somewhere. I would be surprised if that's not the case, or will be the case.
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by precommunicator 2y ago
I'm happy to share, however, if I don't (90% of cases) it's because my code is basically extremely specific garbage with environment variables hardcoded. To share such would mean actual work to make it useful to more than me.
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by precommunicator 2y ago
People who buy physical calendars: why?
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by precommunicator 3y ago
I assume you're working in a big company? In small company as a dev I have almost all the decision power regarding which software to choose, at the end I just need to justify the cost to management.
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by precommunicator 3y ago
Read OWASP ASVS. That's a really good start, if you did everything yourself, you will find many issues even without further analysis of code.
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by precommunicator 3y ago
Nothing beats the convenience of unplugging a drive and plugging it to a next computer and it just works, within seconds you have everything ready for work.
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by precommunicator 3y ago
Joplin has built-in encryption, which works just fine on desktop and mobile, with shared passphrase between them

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