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by progforlyfe 11mo ago
I love hard-core deep debugging for stuff like this. Great work!!
32.
by progforlyfe 1y ago
absolutely love these time savers!!
33.
by progforlyfe 1y ago
and this fucking slop is going to further pollute search engine results and future LLM models as it gets scraped up. Bleak future!
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by progforlyfe 1y ago
That was supposed to be the whole point of the Free (Libre) Software movement, not about cost/price and not about features/functionality... it was about being in control of your destiny and not being chained to the whims of a corp
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by progforlyfe 1y ago
Probably what they meant but -- Eventribe sounds like an awesome name =)
36.
by progforlyfe 1y ago
sign. Another macOS-only tool. Yawn
37.
by progforlyfe 1y ago
Beautiful that CodeRabbit reviewed an exploit on its own system!
38.
by progforlyfe 1y ago
It's not loading at all for me. Hug of death?
39.
by progforlyfe 2y ago
> Read The Error Message 100% !!! I get so annoyed when engineers get an error message and just copy/paste in Slack saying "I got this error: xyz" and nothing else... No inspection of the error, no reading docs or at least
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by progforlyfe 2y ago
Extremely high level genius stuff -- nice work and thank you for your efforts!
41.
by progforlyfe 2y ago
Wow, until the very last paragraph for some reason I was thinking that it COST $10,000 to leak the email of any YouTube user, like either a black market cost or purchasing cloud resources =) -- Very nice exploit though!
42.
by progforlyfe 2y ago
it's all so fucking stupid. why do they care WHERE you're watching the content if you're paying for 1, 2, ... N seats per month? Besides which country you're in, which I could understand.
43.
by progforlyfe 2y ago
why is your contact info... 4 binary bytes? (a 32-bit integer?) am I missing some hacker culture thing?
44.
by progforlyfe 2y ago
very helpful for inspection and testing!
45.
by progforlyfe 2y ago
actual functional features in API keys! How dare you! aesthetics over all!!
46.
by progforlyfe 2y ago
that's really fuckin cool!
47.
by progforlyfe 2y ago
Funny spelling error there, too. Should be "Compatibility".
48.
by progforlyfe 2y ago
free for non-commercial use.
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by progforlyfe 2y ago
i hate linkedIn also but sometimes feel like it's a necessary evil if you want to land a job. But maybe I'm looking at it wrong. It might be possible that giving a potential picky employer your LinkedIn will give them more reasons
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by progforlyfe 2y ago
No sample chapter? how do we know this isn't just A.I. generated slop?
51.
by progforlyfe 2y ago
i don't agree with the mandate but at the very least, if they're going to do this they should absolutely exempt workers from returning to office during the periods they are on-call!
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by progforlyfe 2y ago
> This article 100% read like it was written by AI. I noticed that too, found it quite ironic =)
53.
by progforlyfe 2y ago
That's what I was wondering. It's a ton of work, but would love the auto importing / screen scraping features that Mint.com had. For a local desktop tool it even has the potential to support every possible service because the
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by progforlyfe 2y ago
Dokku looks great, I have not tried it yet myself. I've been using CapRover (similar thing) for years and have no complaints! LetsEncrypt support built in, has a web interface and CLI utility to deploy (can also use github triggers).
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by progforlyfe 2y ago
pretty sure YouTube ads are directly trackable though -- if someone clicks it and funnels through to a checkout process and pays, they have a direct report of how much they spent on the ad versus how much they made directly from that ad. Yo
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by progforlyfe 2y ago
without a financial or regulatory incentive, it will remain unsolved. Companies do not care about catering to the 0.01% with JS disabled.
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by progforlyfe 2y ago
remember this is Google -- don't worry, they'll be changing the name again in 2-3 years. Probably YouTubeCast or YouTube TV (yes they already have a "YouTube TV" but I wouldn't put it past them to combine/confu
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by progforlyfe 2y ago
one potential difference is that it already offers a $5/month paid version, not sure how long it took for Imgur to do that. so at least it has the potential to not need ads ever, but fully dependent on whether the revenue from the paid
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
Interesting bug. I bet they'd be willing to accept a PR to tweak that logic that searches for "author".. or i hope they would. For example by looking within word boundaries (\b)
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by progforlyfe 5y ago
It's really sad especially given how Canonical introduced so many people to Linux through Ubuntu. I understand they need to monetize to survive but I wish it wasn't like this. I miss the "Ubuntu One" service, a simple Dr

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