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by rezonant 5mo ago
The tropes that AI introduces into articles are very noticeable, quite annoying, and very unnatural -- they unfortunately don't write well. It seems people use them to "polish" up their writing but in reality it would have re
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by rezonant 5mo ago
i think it's actually a whoosh for you :-)
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by rezonant 5mo ago
*Pronunciation
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by rezonant 5mo ago
It's actually a third party terminal emulator: https://iterm2.com/
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by rezonant 5mo ago
As the article shows, it is a bug in iTerm2. cat is just one program that could trigger it, the key thing is outputting attacker controlled text to the terminal when the attacker can control what files are present (ie unzipping a folder tha
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by rezonant 5mo ago
Nginx has a built in recaptcha page based on rules? News to me. Even if it does, the point of Cloudflare's WAF is to avoid the traffic touching the origin if the security check doesn't succeed, so any nginx solution isn't rea
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by rezonant 5mo ago
Or they'll (the site operators using Cloudflare proxy) make ill considered firewall rules like "If not Chrome, require security check".
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by rezonant 5mo ago
You had me at "is not Oracle"
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by rezonant 6mo ago
Ah, progress!
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by rezonant 6mo ago
Except the domain did not expire, if you check WHOIS.
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by rezonant 6mo ago
It's only the blockquotes that are out of order. If this were a valid reason to disable user selection, then no website with a sidebar would have it enabled. Besides, you could just disable user selection on the blockquotes if that w
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by rezonant 6mo ago
Why is user-select: none and pointer-events: none applied to the content here? In the DOM it's perfectly serviceable content, even if the divs are absolutely positioned to achieve the editorial layout. If you disable these CSS properti
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by rezonant 6mo ago
This 1000%. Whoever came up with the idea of closing and locking issues because no one has posted on them for awhile is at best not all that bright and at worst downright sinister. Closing an issue due to staleness is one thing, locking it
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by rezonant 6mo ago
Being an asshole? For saying "could have fooled me" to one of the 6 posts on a brand new account heavily advertising video.js benefits in response to my post mentioning that the video element is already both powerful and easy to u
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by rezonant 6mo ago
> We definitely aren't trying to convince anyone to use our free, open source library that doesn't need it. Could've fooled me...
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by rezonant 6mo ago
Using plain video element plus HLS.js is not complicated or difficult.
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by rezonant 6mo ago
No one who loved themselves wrote Xlib apps directly either.
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by rezonant 6mo ago
Oops yes you're correct. Edited post and put a note about the correction and a link to my previous post describing the correct details. But it's only 365 days if you install the app on day 1 of your $99 subscription period.
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by rezonant 6mo ago
Which increases the limit to whatever time is left on your current payment period. After which the app will stop working and need to be reinstalled by an authenticated developer who has a current Apple Developer Subscription. EDIT: Edited t
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by rezonant 6mo ago
There are even restaurant focused website builders for small businesses...
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by rezonant 6mo ago
See also https://www.reddit.com/r/twilio/comments/1rxg8b8/havent_used...
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Twilio inadvertently recharged dormant accounts for $20(status.twilio.com)
2 points by rezonant 6mo ago|1 comments
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by rezonant 7mo ago
But can it run Crysis?
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by rezonant 7mo ago
Yes, 1M context window since Gemini 1.5 Pro first previewed in February 2024.
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by rezonant 7mo ago
Google's announcement is also confusingly written, but I believe your interpretation to be mostly correct as best I can tell. There's a lot of added complexity because of the <1M plan which isn't new, which put the cut at
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by rezonant 7mo ago
That's incredible, so Stripe at 3% plus $0.30 per transactions must be losing money hand over fist!
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by rezonant 7mo ago
Because they're moving it to Azure and doing it far too quickly, not taking care to avoid availability issues
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by rezonant 7mo ago
Well that depends on how much traffic that cable was supporting, how much free capacity is available on other cables heading to the same area, how much additional latency the rerouting will add and how sensitive to latency the rerouted traf
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by rezonant 7mo ago
When was BGP? Or when was NTP?
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by rezonant 7mo ago
Yeah, then they can start using the auto pen to sign the orders and legislation right?

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