shreyansh_k

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by shreyansh_k 3y ago
> It's not really fair that Apple gets to build snares around owning the most successful and important platform in modern civilization. On the flip side, Apple spent a lot of effort into developing their ecosystem. It doesn't s
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by shreyansh_k 3y ago
It can be agreeable to an extend that Apple seem like an extremely restrictive, anti consumer and anti competition. But, the other side (Android), which has been positioned open, pro-consumer and pro-competition doesn't seem to be true
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by shreyansh_k 3y ago
That doesn't seem right. People can also push back against Apple by voting with their wallets. Apple has been able to create their ecosystem by exerting control over it. If someone doesn't like it, they can start their own busines
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by shreyansh_k 3y ago
This seems to be Beeper's insincere attempt at dressing up their grievances to appear as if they were in advantage of the [Apple's] customer. Apple has made it clear that they won't bring iMessage to Android. People who choos
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by shreyansh_k 3y ago
> don’t have to worry about hitting some arbitrary ceiling I find your comment interesting... And self conflicting. Let's us ask this question: is setting the abuse "tripping point" at a usage level of 1%, or 0.1% or 0.01%
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by shreyansh_k 3y ago
I think there is strong observation bias here. This might be true for Americans... And maybe even Westerners, but in Asian countries, especially South Asia, people are more close with the paternal side of the family. For example: myself, a
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by shreyansh_k 6y ago
A well behaving reverse proxy or load balancer would not cause security issues. The header contains both 'for' and 'by' parameters. If they are properly filled by the proxies, then it's not a security issue. source:
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Show HN: Executing targeted wireless Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attacks(shreyan.sh)
1 points by shreyansh_k 6y ago|0 comments
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by shreyansh_k 6y ago
Location: Geneva, Switzerland Remote: Open to it Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Linux, Python, Git, Docker, Jenkins, CI/CD, Cloud Platforms... (SRE related tech) Résumé/CV: https://shreyan.sh/res/hn-ww
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by shreyansh_k 8y ago
It's fair to say that the technique described by SneakyCobra is amazing. I previously used this to manage my own dotfiles but there's still a few problems with SneakyCobra's approach. * initial setup can be tricky even for ex
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by shreyansh_k 8y ago
It does as long as the application handles the standard events regarding play/pause.
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by shreyansh_k 8y ago
Hi, Which plugin do you use for Vim binding in Jupyter?
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by shreyansh_k 8y ago
Took a look at a lot of dotfile managers in the wild. But: * Ideally don't want to learn another language/tool to just manage dotfiles * Setup a tool via a complex process to... setup my tools? Really? * Why can't we use nice
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Sane DotFiles manager(github.com)
1 points by shreyansh_k 8y ago|1 comments