reassess_blind

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by reassess_blind 2y ago
Can't seem to click any of the books.
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
Isn't DeepSeek a bit better, not worse?
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
Of course it does?
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
Jesus, that's a lot of ants.
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
Yeah. Though I get that it would defeat the purpose of the article, as running it on a Pi as a novelty is the whole point, and if you need to add DDoS protection you'd might as well just throw it on Cloudflare Pages instead.
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
Yeah, you're correct by the original definition - but in the modern context of Docker/k8s and web servers, "bare metal" is being colloquially used to refer to installing directly on the bare OS, and people understand tha
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
I've heard it called bare metal as opposed to a docker container or VM.
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
Any DDoS protection? Doesn't really matter with a small personal site, but I run a few solo production apps and they get hit multiple times a month by >100k rps DDoS attacks.
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
Could it be your enthusiasm or level of overall engagement of the other parties? Perhaps take a recording of someone you find engaging to listen to, and record yourself and really play spot the difference.
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
I understand screenreaders have a set of standards, aria tags etc - but are the next generation of AI screenreaders (I’m sure some already use AI?) going to replace the need for these tags, and just read a page as a human would?
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
Better than a poke in the eye with a blunt stick.
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
Website keeps crashing and reloading on Brave iOS.
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
Unrelated if you’re just listening to music, but Deezer recently shut down their API for new registrations completely.
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
Same, but it’s vulnerable to prompt injection among other things.
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
I was recently reviewing my Google account session history and saw an active session from some small town in western China. Obviously freaked out, rolled all passwords, spent hours scouring what they could’ve had access to, etc. Only for th
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
I have a question - I've seen TikToks of people who buy rolls of coins from the bank and sort through them for rare imperfections then sell them on eBay. I've always wondered whether it would be possible to develop an automated sy
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
This is relatable. I started a side SaaS project that saw some success so I put payments in, and it slowly grew into a small business. The product was targeted towards digital marketers, but also unfortunately appealed to scammers as part o
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
Yeah, assuming Slack does prefetch these links that makes the attack significantly easier and faster to carry out.
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
How would you own the server if you don't know what the domain is going to be? Perhaps I don't understand. Edit: Ah, wildcard subdomain? Does that get prefetched in Slack? Pretty terrible if so.
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
One of my products makes well over that amount, and it’s an identical clone of one of about 500 identical products in the same (large) niche. If all you want is $1000/mo, you don’t necessarily have to solve a new problem, you can solv
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
Not OP, but it is something that I've had to deal with. I essentially need to be within X hours of my laptop and a solid internet connection, where X is the maximum acceptable downtime. I'd love to travel to a remote island, or do
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
In a similar boat, a run a few SaaS’s as a one man band. Around 1,000 subscribers. It’s not all sunshine and rainbows, being responsible for uptime while you’re sleeping can be stressful, thinking you may have overlooked a massive security
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by reassess_blind 2y ago
And shows Buenos Aires before it shows Argentina.