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by shabble 8y ago
How do I allow this site to set the 'user' cookie, but not the '_cfuid' one? Since Cloudflare is proxying, both cookies are first-party. FF61 on Mac. Solutions for Chrome would also be interesting. Note that I specifical
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by shabble 8y ago
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVcHxw2MHN0SCgxkqsQUg... is a pretty good selection of traditional greenwood skills. The shingles videos contain a fair bit of the riving as described in the article.
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by shabble 8y ago
Various tty applications will wait a short time after an escape to see if it was part of a esc-<key> meta combination. In emacs esc-esc-esc is something I use relatively often. It gets even worse over slow ssh to somewhere remote, whe
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by shabble 8y ago
It's a little misleading to call it "the exact same place as any other keyboard". Here's[0] is my previous MBP. Pressing anywhere on the escape key will trigger a keypress. You don't have to be perfectly centred on
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by shabble 8y ago
Sorry about the really late reply, just wanted to ack and say thanks for the reply. I did have a look at INN and wondered if that might be the way to go, but seemed potentially quite hacky. I'll have to poke around with feedbase and se
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by shabble 8y ago
"Thank you for choosing Liftatron 4000. These multi-occupant vertical travel devices are almost fully autonomous, and typically require no manual control. Simply state your floor, and enjoy your journey. Trips passing floors 3, 7, or a
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by shabble 8y ago
it goes beyond the displayed icon certainly, but definitely not to the physical extent of the whole bar, for at least mine and another that I've tried. There's at least 2-3mm of dead space on the LHS of the bar.
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by shabble 8y ago
> I'm using nntp for some things it wasn't designed for (mailing lists, RSS/Atom-feeds), but which fits nicely. Do you have any recommendations for server-side software/libraries, or docs beyond the original RFCs? I
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by shabble 8y ago
> If you want convenience (e.g. no key for a gym locker), get something like a WordLock Preferably not the one shown here[1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Uci2KsGGsw
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by shabble 8y ago
There used to be MozREPL: https://github.com/bard/mozrepl but it never made it over the webextension/quantum changeover. I haven't yet found a replacement, although I haven't been looking very hard recen
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by shabble 8y ago
Why on earth would you be streaming 320kbps? Roughly telephone-equivalent bitrate is <100kbps, potentially down to 8kbps or so for (bad) speech. Noise-gating or even rudimentary voice detection (sound is a voice, not random ambient) can
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by shabble 8y ago
Have you considered some sort of "crowdsourcing" / voluntary botnet type approach? The ArchiveTeam[1] have a simple VM image that anyone can use to schedule and coordinate large site archival jobs that might already address s
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by shabble 8y ago
What if the company has huge cash reserves/holdings but artificially low turnover? Depending on how quickly regulators can act, and how they would determine the date of precedence for 'the preceeding financial year', it'
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by shabble 8y ago
obviously it's not going to be free, I was more curious what made it specifically 'more difficult than video'. I'd hope there would be some opportunity for caching to make it a bit cheaper than every single request, but
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by shabble 8y ago
what's the difficulty in splicing in some additional frames at upload or request-time? From what I vaguely recall of the format it's essentially a stream of stream of independent frames with some timing info, although there might
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by shabble 8y ago
A good point! How do you access data that's held about you by/in Google Analytics, anyway?
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by shabble 8y ago
Are we reading the same Article 85 here? Member States shall by law reconcile the right to the protection of personal data pursuant to this Regulation with the right to freedom of expression and information, including processing for journa
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by shabble 8y ago
It isn't necessarily that it's not profitable for them, it's that it's not profitable enough for anyone else to offer viable competition. Right now to compete with Google on 'free', their existing search, brows
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by shabble 8y ago
AFAICT these are private civil suits filed by an individual against the company that reference the now-active rules. If a national data regulator was pushing ahead with £xxM fines your objection might have some merit. This seems (based on m
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by shabble 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Chinese_milk_scandal https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Jungle Consider how many modern food standards regulations came about, and what abuses they were addressin
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by shabble 8y ago
I suspect it's more in teh sense of a "Don't let the door hit you on the way out..." retort. That is, if you're offering such a service that exploits users for their data, then I would never want to use it, so it mi
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by shabble 8y ago
Can you think of any good technical regulations that do lay out requirements & obligations in a useful manner without being massively outdated, trivially bypassable, or some sort of hugely onerous 'one size swamps all'? I most
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by shabble 8y ago
> for table in tables: select * from table where ... Arguably much or all of the entries with FKs to those rows as well, transitively. Unless you don't believe in normalisation :)
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by shabble 8y ago
is it even technically json if it has line-comments (like the README example)?
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by shabble 8y ago
Alternatively, every business (or rather, the people who operate and control that business) have a moral obligation not to unreasonably exploit their employees. I would expect that to be a fairly common sentiment/belief (though I might
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by shabble 8y ago
Sure, there's nothing beyond the years of experience people have had with the existing system and its regulators, and the statements they've publicly made about how they plan to proceed. So yes, they can if they choose, and if t
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GDPR Hysteria Part II, Nuts and Bolts, Actionable Advice(jacquesmattheij.com)
110 points by shabble 8y ago|170 comments
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by shabble 8y ago
There was a defcon talk a couple of years ago that covers some of the basics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbDAa0syz5A
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by shabble 8y ago
You're unlikely to be storing only (IP, timestamp) data though. Presumably there's some additional info attached to those records that makes it useful for something. A web access-log records (ts, ip, request, ...), or maybe your
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by shabble 8y ago
Thanks. I did a bit of digging around after posting that and found roughly what you describe, that the Referer: is a valuable datapoint, and should probably be a bit more selective. I suspect it's sufficiently ingrained in existing app

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