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quisquous
6mo ago
It's like setting out to write "The King in Yellow"
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GitHub Actions keeps timing out after 24 hours
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1y ago
Genuine people personalities FTW.
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Ask HN: How can a junior dev maximize their income?
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3y ago
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3y ago
Location: Palo Alto, CA Remote: yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: software engineering leadership Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sbonds/ Email: scott@ggr.com Software engineeri
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3y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of people have a similar answer! I suspect my longest lasting code is either a quick and dirty shell script or a throw away prototype that ended up in production. I wonder how often the code we obsess o
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Ask HN: What is your longest lasting code?
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3y ago
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5y ago
Update...got an email from eBay around 7p Pacific: " Hello brokeninfinity, We're pleased to let you know that your account is reinstated. If you had any listings that were removed when the account was suspended, we've restore
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5y ago
Thanks for this. The first link led me to the State of California Department of Consumer Affairs. I filled out the form to file a complaint and got an error: "The requested URL was rejected. Please consult with your administrator. Your
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5y ago
I don't have 2FA enabled on my eBay account. I use a unique, complicated password though, and I don't see any suspicious activity on my account, though, apparently eBay saw something wrong. Unfortunately they won't tell me wh
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5y ago
Good idea. I just checked and I don't see anything for sale or recently for sale. And I rotated my password for good measure. I can still login, I just can't buy or sell anything. I got a flurry of what looked to me like phishing
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5y ago
Yah, that sucks...losing access to PayPal can be really bad depending on your situation. My brother got kicked off Facebook a couple weeks ago because his account was hacked and they couldn't decide who was legit and who wasn't, s
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Your eBay account has been suspended
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Angband 2017 Review
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Show HN: Pin Me on IPFS
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Open (Source) the NSA
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Minimize Maximum Stupidity
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10y ago
Reading Bruce Schneier made me especially aware that security has a strong economic component--its not that you can make your server secure against all threats, but with the right tools you may be able to make it uneconomic for the threats
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10y ago
"Only grip I have is calling Linux anti-security and anti-privacy given how much good work in those used the platform." That's fair. FWIW I wasn't trying to focus on Linux in my post. I'm grateful for Linux and the
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10y ago
I hear what you're saying. For my part, security and privacy are very practical concerns for me...the aren't just an abstract ideal: When my father-in-law bought a computer from Costco a year ago, it was full of malware from the s
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10y ago
I'm lumping Linux in that group because my impression is that Linus is ambivalent about security--it seems to be just another feature to him (see http://www.washingtonpost.com/sf/business/2015/11/05&
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Why OpenBSD Is Important to Me
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11y ago
Many (powerful) people value control more than they value (more) money.
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11y ago
From their FAQ: "AWS Device Farm tests are run on real, non-rooted devices. The devices are a mixture of OEM and carrier-branded devices."
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Contact Sales
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12y ago
Also, I was charged a $2.91 fee by PayPal for the Bountysource refund, so I netted $87.09 back from my original $100 pledge.
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12y ago
Fair enough, the font is big. Nonetheless, I wasn't clear on that point going in, and I read the FAQ before pledging. I'd say I was reading it through a certain lens, expecting one thing and failing to notice the contradiction to
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PSA: Bountysource charges a 10% fee whether or not your bounty is earned
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12y ago
Agreed--we're looking into how we can have the site degrade a bit more gracefully for visitors that disable 3rd party services that aren't critical to the main experience.
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12y ago
Do have a Javascript or a cookie blocker installed? You need to (at least temporarily) allow Javascript from montagebook.com and google-analytics.com plus session cookies from montagebook.com.
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