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Share your terminal session with people you trust(github.com)
2 points by robbya 7y ago|2 comments
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by robbya 7y ago
This is a great example of how to get this working, I don't think I've seen a complete guide like this the last time I needed this. I'm frustrated that CloudFormation ends up needing these customizations though, and that you
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by robbya 7y ago
"Instead, the front page is largely a treatise on how Puppy Linux isn’t actually a “distribution” per se, and a technical description of what does and doesn’t count as a true Linux distribution." I think the above quote from the a
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by robbya 7y ago
Which means the password has much less entropy than it appears to have. It's a fun implementation, but not serious
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by robbya 7y ago
I spend weekends with family. The last year, never did weekend work.
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Ring used video captured on Halloween for PR(mashable.com)
130 points by robbya 7y ago|60 comments
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by robbya 7y ago
The 50-50 point appears to have only been June 2017, so the cutover rate is really quite rapid. I wonder how quickly we'll see 95%, 99%, and how long the long tail will be. https://netmarketshare.com/report.aspx?options
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Hawkpost – Submit your content securely(hawkpost.co)
2 points by robbya 7y ago|0 comments
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Alf.io: open-source ticket reservation system(alf.io)
234 points by robbya 7y ago|40 comments
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by robbya 7y ago
WPF is Windows Presentation Foundation. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/xaml-tools/des...
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by robbya 7y ago
I'd look at payment processors and what tech they support. I'd guess that it would be fairly broad, so I don't expect that you'd be pulled in any particular direction. Remember, after the MVP you may end up pivoting in a
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by robbya 7y ago
Is this task tracking or job search tool for Product Owners/Project Teams to find each other (or both or something else)? Nice visuals on the website, but I don't think I understand.
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by robbya 7y ago
I found the stats for DNT interesting. 1 in 1.92 have DNT header enabled. So having it as False gives more bits of info. Presumably that's just stats for folks using panopticlick, so heavily skewed towards folks who know about privacy.
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by robbya 7y ago
I think most of the good password fillers will check the full domain, so they would not fill any password in for these sites. That's also a good indication that your not on the expected site.
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by robbya 7y ago
https://cryptocurrencyfacts.com/2018/04/16/the-bart-crypto-p...
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by robbya 7y ago
I think allegedly is correct in that there is an expected court case, and the terminology can be switch if the case finds these statements to be true.
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by robbya 7y ago
I believe @floatrock is the author for this.
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A Visual Introduction to VC Financing (2015)(dlopuch.github.io)
144 points by robbya 7y ago|9 comments
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by robbya 7y ago
I've seen "what's my IP address" websites that ask to get your location from your browser, that's a good trick to get fine grained IP geolocation (until the IP address is reassigned).
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by robbya 7y ago
> If IP addresses were considered PII, then no routers database or Whois registries could legally exist, which would mean to a larger extent Internet routing could not exist as we know it. I think this statement is misinformed. There are
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NATO aims to make space new frontier in defence(uk.reuters.com)
1 points by robbya 7y ago|0 comments
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by robbya 7y ago
The discounts these companies get from the postal service for mailing in bulk, presorting, using specific labeling, etc can get pretty large. Just a couple cents a mail piece.
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by robbya 7y ago
I suppose it does give Apple more control. If they decide they don't want a specific update to work any longer, they can let it expire and then folks would need to use something else (like a newer/safer update that covers the same
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by robbya 7y ago
Could be a useful resource. Some of the links appear to be dead though: https://people.sc.fsu.edu/~jburkardt/data/byu/byu.html
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by robbya 7y ago
> Telemedicine will improve as more technically adept people age. There's a little bit of user blaming in that statement (not being critical, just thinking out loud). Dealing with the elderly and folks who are less familiar with tec
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by robbya 7y ago
> Sheinfeld said he would not describe the functionality as “offline Lightning payments” but as the “ability to pay someone and go offline right after you’ve sent the payment”—so the payee is offline during the payment. So not a fully of
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by robbya 7y ago
I believe they are talking about an outdated issue: https://github.com/mozilla/addons-frontend/issues/2785#issue...
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by robbya 7y ago
I'm not familiar with that strategy (can you define it?), but I'd expect that certain strategies work better for some products but poorly for others. What market are you thinking about?
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by robbya 7y ago
That's a good tip. Presumably fewer folks know about startpage. But even reducing the number of searches that you send to Google is a privacy improvement.
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by robbya 7y ago
Sourcehut's strategy of optional payments and amateur/typical/professional tier pricing during the alpha period is really interesting. Their financials are transparent so you can see that while many users don't currently

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