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by rank0 5y ago
Definitely less than $100 via past pocket subscription and Firefox vpn. Wanted to support the org but canceled both. I hated pocket and realized the vpn service is just a mullvad resale.
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by rank0 5y ago
I'm never giving any more money to this BS organization unless they can get back to their roots and focus on making a competitive web browser.
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by rank0 5y ago
Cater to power users. Remove as much bloat as possible Focus on extensibility. Setup stupid simple self hosting for things like bookmarks/pw manager. Longshot: go all in on bringing mainline Linux to the desktop/mobile. Linux syst
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by rank0 5y ago
I'm not sure I understand. I pay you guys money, and get points that do nothing except for allow me to gamble for more points? Just to be clear I'm not trying to shit on your product. In fact, if your platform allowed me to partic
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by rank0 5y ago
This is objectively untrue. Show me a respectable platform for payments, trading, gambling...etc that do not have documented policies regarding user funds.
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by rank0 5y ago
What is the currency used for the bets? Can I cash out back to USD? Why not just use actual money or even stable coins? The idea is cool, but I’m never gonna put money into something where there’s ZERO documentation for what happens to my m
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by rank0 5y ago
This is fucking ridiculous. I like the sentiment but the dude is selling notecards and a wooden box for $100 + recurring subscription. This is like a caricature of modern day entrepreneurship.
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by rank0 5y ago
> Time to learn something new I guess lol. Yeah there’s the downside. The interface is a bit unwieldy. Documentation for lxd is far lower quality compared to the massive and mature docker ecosystem. However if you know a lot about what
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by rank0 5y ago
Have you considered using LXD instead of docker? LXD container instances are much better suited for portable dev environments. They are persistent by default and are intended to run multiple processes within a container instance. They can a
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by rank0 5y ago
I actually am familiar with takingnames.io and boring proxy! I found it the other day when I was searching for the easiest way to self-host my own side project. I think you've got something promising and I encourage you to keep working
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by rank0 5y ago
The paper linked in your EDIT is awesome. I'm an AppSec engineer and I had never encountered a term like "shotgun parser". What the authors describe as shotgun parsing is exactly what I've seen from reviewing validation
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by rank0 5y ago
I feel like CF is conducting a guerrilla marketing campaign on HN. I've seen so many posts about tunnel in the past few weeks.
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by rank0 5y ago
Yeah that's pretty rough at 23%. But still, I think it'd be a stretch to infer that all those children are being raised by one person. Many parents are divorced, but still actively participate in raising their child. Further, some
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by rank0 5y ago
Sure. My data is the same study that Yang cites. Being born to an unmarried woman != raised fatherless.
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by rank0 5y ago
> Many boys are thus often growing up raised by single mothers, the share more than doubling between 1980 and 2019, from 18 percent to 40 percent. The study he sites at https://www.statista.com/statistics/276025&#x2F
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by rank0 5y ago
I am extremely skeptical of the authors claim that only 6% of the general population suffers “moderate to severe” anxiety or depression. How do you even quantify the intensity of a normal human emotion? It’s all relative to an individuals e
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by rank0 5y ago
Second hand dual lga2011 machines are so cheap it’s amazing. Enterprise grade servers are mega reliable I think people overestimate the probability of hardware failure. A $30 linode box has like 2 vcpus and maybe 4Gb ram. Where I live I can
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by rank0 5y ago
Yeah like I said I realize I am being paranoid but there are far fetched scenarios where serving static sites from home could compromise my home network. Take the recent log4j vulnerabilities. Serving static content and logging trivial fiel
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by rank0 5y ago
Lmao your response made me chuckle. You're entirely right! Probably nothing bad will happen. Especially if you partition your network like I mentioned in my OP. I would get worried about somehow enabling access to defects in my router
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by rank0 5y ago
Well their WAF and dos protection are pretty nice. An easy secure setup would be to spin up a guest VM and isolate it in its own subnet. Disable routing between your guest and the rest of your lan and you can sleep easy at night so long as
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by rank0 5y ago
Well sure the scan would appear to come from cloudflare. But it’d be pretty easy for cloudflare to then identify the tunnel user as the source of the scans.
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by rank0 5y ago
I am familiar with Qubes, but I'm asking if this specific security control could be used elsewhere.
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by rank0 5y ago
Is it possible to deny clipboard access to every application and only pass the info through stdin through the explicit ctrl-v or pbpaste/xclip/whatever?
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by rank0 5y ago
I think Golang is awesome, but I have two major gripes that I hope can be fixed: Dependency management: Go mods is a dumpster fire. `go get` and `go install` is finicky and inconsistent across systems. It's difficult to import local co
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by rank0 5y ago
I like the spirit of this, but the monetization strategy rubs me the wrong way. You're basically reselling a UI wrapper for the twitter API. Nevertheless, good luck and I hope they don't shut you down too fast.
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by rank0 5y ago
Crypto is in a rough spot rn regarding consensus mechanisms. POW is seen as unsustainable, but pos is sheer plutocracy. I would rather have pow and accept the environmental damage rather than centralize the fuck out of what was supposed to
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by rank0 5y ago
I’ve been playing with lxd and it’s been very pleasant so far. Anyone else got experience?
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by rank0 5y ago
RHEL's cockpit project is fantastic.
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by rank0 5y ago
Do you have a static IP? I have a homelab too but getting “enterprise grade” service from comcast seems to be my biggest barrier to scaling without leaning on aws.
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by rank0 5y ago
Ad monitization and development abstractions. Platforms gotta monetize by gathering/selling user data. Developers want abstractions to make programming more pleasant. It’s kind of hilarious that our advances in HW just means that our s

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