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3y ago
this exactly. git itself is all ya need. u can connect clients/ides like vs code to such a repo easily.
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3y ago
I don't think for example capitalism is always dilemmas. If someone choses to work for you, they chose to accept such a salary and participate. Its not some bad thing. If you truly pay them an unfair wage, they can chose not to partici
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3y ago
this seems a bit besides my point, but perhaps i am not as deeply into this topic as you. how about the baker at the end of the street. making bread for people, selling it at a profit margin which just allows him/her to continue their
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3y ago
for a countires capital, amsterdam is fairly light in population. we cant have very much highrises here. this might be a pro or a con , but i feel it might work because the population is not so dense as in other 'major' cities. ho
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3y ago
agree. fake sounds prone to erroneous data, while some systems are fairly easy to simulate, generating real data from a simulation. for more complex scenarios this is trickier, and a faulty simulation moght leave subtle issues in the networ
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3y ago
if u run a small site and ppl scrape it aggresively that can rack up ur bills.depending on where u host ur site. ofcourse not an issue for billion dollar companies, but a line needs to be drawn somewhere. also, whats the purpose of the scra
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3y ago
for ppl wanting a vpn which does not do this. at the monthly rate things like nord charge, u can rent a server, install openvpn amd be free of this stuff. ofcourse, the server is yours and tracible to you, but still it has all the other ben
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3y ago
i think users in a vpn dont expect other users traffic being redirected over their systems, even if its just to enable access to some streaming services... or are residential proxies systems in residential ranges that are used as proxies, b
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3y ago
business ethics. these words seem contradictory haha. not to say theres no ethical businesses, but it just sounds funny to me :D
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3y ago
it does have it limitsfor sure. but those limits are mainly relatable to my own shortcomings as a person (in my experience). i am alone usually, so i am happy to be around ppl at work. not everyone suffers this. i work on it, and as i get b
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3y ago
i think a lot invest in microservices as the services require less programming skills. ofcourse, the whole thing requires skills, but little services with simple apis are easy to make.that makes hiring a lot easier and maybe cheaper. i love
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3y ago
even thoug i dont know u. for me i relate in this way. i love to start things, motivate others, and dream big. however, at some point though it makes me sad, i feel like the idea is better off in other peoples hands. i struggle to focus an
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3y ago
fully agree here. i often go to the office, then no one is there and i am sad. i used to be in that problem bucket. but its easy to solve. make good connections with colleagues and invite them for working days. ends up that sometimes more p
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3y ago
luminati.io, similar for hola. guess they rebranded now as that one redirects :p but its still the same. this should be illegal really...
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3y ago
hola redirects things like web scrapers over their infra. once worked for a lead generation startup (i am so sorry..) where one of their services reached out to ask if i wanted to send traffic over their network. sad this is some legal loop
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3y ago
its not clear its ddos, though it might be, as one commenter suggested it might be ad revenue or so. maybe they hit themselves? :D. i bet we will never know.
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3y ago
nice findings, firstly, thanks for looking into it and sharing. i wonder how they have 3 million installbase. do you think there are some (unwitting) influencers, streamers etc. paid to promote this? 3 million is plenty, especially since th
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3y ago
i have money for the API. i wouldnt pay for it ever tho. if you want to learn things, read. if you want to create things, create. no need for some language model assistance. ull end up relying on it and knowing nothing yourself and having
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3y ago
password: infected
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3y ago
this links to a different article than the title suggests... about black carbon in the arctic due to shipping. the link in the comment of OP does link to the right one though if ur lookin for it.
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4y ago
you can create files and folders with illegal names like '.' or '..' with python. comedy ensues if you try to recursively go into . directory and explorer crashesh -_- . despite windows having rules, appearently not ever
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4y ago
(if u wanna know, the pattern is n^2 + 1 and the answer is 26)
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4y ago
a lot of people trying to get a language model to do maths and coding. obviously this is not actually within its capabilities to properly reason about... You can ask it non-trivial things about maths (from a beginner at maths perspective...
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4y ago
Very sorry for your loss, this is hard to digest, and I can understand all manner of thoughts go through your head during such a trying time. You are together with your mum, sister, and grandmother, caring for _eachother_. They care for you
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4y ago
"This patch created a honeypot: a section of data inside the game client that would never be read during normal gameplay, but that could be read by these exploits. Each of the accounts banned today read from this "secret" are
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4y ago
You can rely on individuals doing sane things, but you can never rely on 'everyone' to do sane things. Hence recovery options exist, and those always cause security problems. I think a really amazing application for this technolog
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4y ago
generalizations dont apply to individuals, but its correct people , in general, like to jump on any opportunity not to learn but just to use something. that being said id expect most ppl lurking around NH not to feel that generalization ap
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4y ago
most features listed will add tons and tons to the price of the thing.... terrible way of marketing something. list of good stuff 1600 euro price to lure u, but if you select the specs listed via the configurator you get up to double that p
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4y ago
it seems to have some issue. i asked about a repo (the hive / cortex) and it returned me: It is difficult to answer this question without knowing more about the context provided. It appears to be a PGP public key block, but without add
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4y ago
secureboot is a nightmare from user perspective. its not a simple case of enabling it like some buttons and options might have you beleive. besides kernel taint from major vedors refusing to sign their kernel binaries there is actually ton
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