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by spcebar 3y ago
Braintree is owned by PayPal.
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by spcebar 3y ago
Credit card skimming using XSS vulnerabilities is a pretty common attack, even in 2023. If someone can get a two line script on a checkout page, they can steal everything you type in.
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by spcebar 3y ago
Be weary of ERP solutions and vendors selling one stop silver bullet integrations for B2B. We've had clients get badly burnt that way. The setup fees are often large, and doing any kind of customization can require going through the pr
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by spcebar 3y ago
WordPress, when updated consistently and used responsibility, has no worse security than most other PHP CMSs and frameworks. WordPress has developed a bad reputation because of bad plugin authorship and bad theme authorship. If you are inst
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by spcebar 3y ago
My experience with WordPress has been broadly positive under certain use cases. What were the negatives you saw/issues you ran into?
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First babies born in Britain using DNA from 3 people(apnews.com)
2 points by spcebar 3y ago|0 comments
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by spcebar 3y ago
I wouldn't call this janitorial work. This seems to me to be less like someone cleaning a building than someone replacing every pencil in the building with a #2 pencil, because they believe that type of pencil is the correct type of pe
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by spcebar 3y ago
If it ever actually comes to market there will be a huge marketing push to make it seem like or better than normal meat, and to reframe or make people not think about how the product is made. There's lots of things that are pretty gros
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by spcebar 3y ago
I love this. This is an awesome idea for accessibility and, presumably for ergonomics. I don't have any accessibility requirements that would warrant this, but it seems like it would be really convenient and ergonomic to be able to kee
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by spcebar 4y ago
I was trying to figure out what an uncommented piece of code left by an old vendor actually did and so I asked ChatGPT. It instantly took me line by line through the code and saved me probably 10 to 15 minutes.
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by spcebar 4y ago
Direct link to TikTok that appears part way into the article, which explains the title of the article: https://www.tiktok.com/@pearlmania500/video/7207941159811960... The gist of it is, Circuit City closed and any
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by spcebar 4y ago
"Why do my eyes feel spicy?"
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by spcebar 4y ago
It's kind of like the difference between reading magazines at the supermarket checkout and going to a fortune teller. Both are going to have misinformation, but people are going to weigh that misinformation differently. You can have a
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by spcebar 4y ago
Grandpa gets forced out because of a combination of the following: 1. Massively increased rent, if he is renting 2. Massively increased cost of local goods and services and change in who those services cater to 3. Predatory tactics by real
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by spcebar 4y ago
AJAX stands for Asynchronous JavaScript And XML--it was originally designed for asynchronously manipulating XML data using JavaScript because at the time, the future was XML. The act of using JavaScript to send requests is still sometimes r
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by spcebar 4y ago
This is a wonderful experiment and I wish there was more content like this on the web. Props to you for letting the internet deface your site.
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by spcebar 4y ago
I used to think I had oily skin, and so I would use harsh cleansers to cut through that oil. They didn't help at all, and I had bad skin for years. It took a skin conscious girlfriend to make me realize that I actually have dry skin, w
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by spcebar 4y ago
For years I dealt cards with my non-dominant hand. When I switched I got twice as fast. That and wearing incorrectly sized dress shirts and feeling like I was being choked in ties.
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by spcebar 4y ago
When/why did you start doing this and when did you realize it wasn't normal?
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by spcebar 4y ago
I'll add to this that if, while you're parking, you angle your mirrors downward, you can easily see your proximity to the curb/line
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by spcebar 4y ago
Interesting! You could use this to make some 'Mode 7'-like games.
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by spcebar 4y ago
Out of curiosity, what machine was it and what justifies the price tag?
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Drone advances in Ukraine could bring dawn of killer robots(apnews.com)
3 points by spcebar 4y ago|0 comments
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by spcebar 4y ago
Regarding frameworks: Things like frameworks have utility in large scale web applications where you need to manipulate a lot of data on screen on the fly. Using the right framework for the right thing can make development and maintenance fa
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by spcebar 4y ago
The distributer said, "actually we don't need this much, so either take back this enormous amount of coffee that we know you can't handle or give it to us for free and you can "write it off on taxes," which leaves t
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by spcebar 4y ago
That was absolutely my take when I read this, but reading the comments it sounds like there's some background to the character study that isn't elaborated on here. The criticisms in the article itself felt petty to me, but apparen
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by spcebar 4y ago
For the uninducted: https://youtu.be/n2lXuQFNHQ8?t=75
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by spcebar 4y ago
Well darn. This is an awesome leap, but I've spent the last few months making a card game using Stable Diffusion art and I guess now I need to go back and go over everything again. Congratulations to the SD team on another wonderful st
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by spcebar 4y ago
Personal answers from a spacey SWE: > don't have some level of clarity in their train of thought and speech When I am working on a software project, especially a big one, a lot of my brain power is dedicated to holding a mental mode
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by spcebar 4y ago
We're a web development shop. We're not flashy but we do work with a lot of large companies. We're having trouble getting applicants with a solid 1. Skill level 2. Grasp of English.

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