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by rovr138 4y ago
I have a friend that has firstmlast@ and she's friends with firstlast@ because of how common the issue is. It's actually not a super common first and last, so firstlast@ knows when to who to forward.
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by rovr138 4y ago
> (in the sense of stripping '+' suffixes from gmail boxes etc) I have a few accounts. Those + suffixes drive a bunch of rules on them to get me to take action. They forward to my primary email address if it's important. S
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by rovr138 4y ago
Ultimately this depends on what the attack is. If it's targeted to X company for a specific reason, they'll wait however long they need. If it's generic and X company is just caught in the crossfire, then maybe. >Whereas n
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by rovr138 4y ago
Of course. That's the problem. You can't reliably say that a.b@ and ab@ are the same user except in a very small population (gmail.com) because you don't know how other domains will handle it. Email is not a unique identifier
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by rovr138 4y ago
Corporate Number/Tax ID?
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by rovr138 4y ago
That + sign as a label to the same inbox is a Gmail thing. It's a 100% valid character to use. Doesn't have to mean it's a label in another hostname. Goes back to what others have said. You either end up with a ton of rules,
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by rovr138 4y ago
Since Gmail allows this. Not all providers are Gmail.
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by rovr138 4y ago
> If he had simply addressed the problem head-on as the news came out and the FBI information became public, it would have been a different story. Isn’t that what caused the issue in the first place? He talked before all the info was out
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by rovr138 4y ago
This is a a publishing retraction. This isn’t a postmortem from a technical issue. He can’t say it won’t happen again. Like stated above, they’ll try to keep abusing him. He can’t say what his process is or how it will change, because that
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by rovr138 4y ago
>The first things that pop into my vision is the giant icons. They are unusually huge, but they are just generic clip arts and stock images, not really relevant to the content. I think removing them, or making them much, much smaller wou
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by rovr138 4y ago
Exactly. I don't think that deploying all my dotfiles to a remote server is smart. But there are a few things that could be deployed that would help with quality of life. I think this is a great way of doing that.
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by rovr138 4y ago
I really like stow. It handles almost everything for me. One thing, I didn't split things by apps per se. I split them based on task. In some machines, I do Python work, so I created a 'python' package. In some I do PHP, so I
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by rovr138 4y ago
2 weeks ago someone asked > Ask HN: Can I see your scripts?[1] I really like this[2] solution from /u/hoechst, > Not really a script, but a `.ssh/config` to automatically deploy parts of my local cli environment to ever
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by rovr138 4y ago
They might mean without having to setup individual user accounts for the server. https://jupyter.org/hub and if it's just the professor's lab, just a jupyter lab instance with one password works too.
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by rovr138 4y ago
The technology is used for privacy.
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by rovr138 4y ago
I mean, he doesn't like how they do politics which affect him so he left. Is there a better way of dealing with the issue? He can't force a vote. He also doesn't have to stay. So he packed up and left. Sounds like a great way
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by rovr138 4y ago
Already, https://www.techradar.com/news/samsungs-5g-8k-tv-promises-to... https://www.techradar.com/news/huawei-is-developing-a-5g-8k-...
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by rovr138 4y ago
Samsung and Huawei are doing 5G, https://www.techradar.com/news/samsungs-5g-8k-tv-promises-to... https://www.techradar.com/news/huawei-is-developing-a-5g-8k-...
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by rovr138 4y ago
How about one that can do 5G? Samsung and Huawei are doing 5G TV, https://www.techradar.com/news/samsungs-5g-8k-tv-promises-to... https://www.techradar.com/news/huawei-is-developing-a-5g-8k-...
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by rovr138 4y ago
The MBA M2 has been shown to throttle itself vs the MBP running M2. So, it's not a comparison of the processors. If they selected them based on price point, form factor or something else, then that should be stated.
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by rovr138 4y ago
> Can I run macOS apps on ravynOS? > No - not yet. This is a major goal and we're working towards it. So far, some trivial "hello world" binaries in C and Objective-C have been compiled on macOS Big Sur and the resultin
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by rovr138 4y ago
I'm curious about how this is handled in the Linux world. For example, how does Debian handle this? Debian has testing, then it freezes and it moves to stable. - Debian 9 (Buster) was released in July 2019 [1] - Debian 9 is LTS support
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by rovr138 4y ago
I wish it was a metasearch engine like dogpile. It just opens a new tab with the term you entered on the search engine you clicked. So type ‘test’, hit google and it just opens google with ‘test’.
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by rovr138 4y ago
> The second time, I got an email back from NameCheap Customer Service saying "We're an American company. We use American date format" I'm guessing that's a low level person and they closed it with that. There&#x
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by rovr138 4y ago
May I ask where you feel it the most? For me it’s definitely been browsers and IDE’s, but I just install those to /opt.
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by rovr138 4y ago
If the argument is to enable backports and let it update, what’s your use case for stable vs using testing? The whole point of stable vs testing is that versions are fixed, reviewed security updates make it, it’s all tested and vetted. On t
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by rovr138 4y ago
Look into ETL vs ELT ETL you grab the data from somewhere, transform it to clean it/format it, then load it (in this case to postgres). ELT, you grab the data, load it as is. Then you use another step to extract what you need or transf
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by rovr138 4y ago
I mean, in the case of phone comparisons, what you want to benchmark is the phone with it's default services and apps (which is what people use). If you can modify those, then what's the comparison on? How fast it boots to no apps
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by rovr138 4y ago
Group things logically vs just doing one huge docker-compose file or 500 individual things. If you need 7 services together for that feature to work right, write them together. If you need 3 for the next one, group those. If you at some poi
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by rovr138 4y ago
Not exactly a programming trick, but adjacent enough. Learn your tools. Learn the features of your IDE. Learn the flags and know and understand what your makefile or runner is doing. So many times I've asked people that and they absolu

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