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How are exchanges going to agree to rollback after they have already exchanged those tokens with others? Someone has to burden the loss, so it might as well be the original blockchain that got exploited.
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Ok I checked again. The landing page at https://www.cloudflare.com/en-gb/products/workers-kv/ both the main `Sign Up` and `Contact Sales` buttons point to the same contact sales form so I guess I clicked on t
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Ok then I was wrong, I can login now. Perhaps it was a UI issue, but I was directed to filling out a contact form after trying to sign up for the Workers KV, which then prompted me to booking a Zoom call via email. That was what I was talki
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Cloudflare Workers might be great if people were allowed to try it out, but there is an interogation screening step that involves a Zoom call in the free tier process which is a bit of a blocker tbh.
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4y ago
What about a law that makes all code available but then requires you to use a portion of your earnings to compensate the people their dependencies you used?
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I only use it a couple of times a week maybe to autocomplete some tedious repetitive elements, and perhaps when I'm too lazy to find a lib for a very well known function, like converting Celsius to Fahrenheit. Those it does well and it
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- "Consciousness is observer independent" - "Consciousness does not require an external observer to exist." Can you please elaborate on how you arrived at the knowledge of those "observers"? - "Physical sy
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This halting of withdrawals is definitely not going to drive everyone to attempt to withdraw.
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It would make more sense IMO if you were distributing the runtime as open source(GPL?) so we can actually self host our "micro" web pages, if needed, and so they're much easier to replicate in another instance. Also to benefi
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It mentions ICE[0] and provides a library[1] to simplify its configuration. [0]: https://github.com/l7mp/stunner#configuring-webrtc-clients-t... [1]: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@l7mp/stunne
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In Barcelona, where I used to live, you never have to think about cars if you are a pedestrian. There are two kinds of crosswalks. Those with traffic lights and those without and they're marked differently. In both cases, you never hav
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Hey congrats on the launch! The site looks amazing, i've been digging into everything. There's a lot more going on than what seems at first glance and it's super fun to peek around and discover :D - can you share a little mor
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Poll: How many code editors do you have open at any given time?
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The appeal process could have a security hole, it wouldn't be surprising if some request can be manipulated to seem as if you're appealing a Tweet of any content and have it trigger that automatic email. That's what it looks
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It seems someone is replying to your tweet by triggering the appeal process and telling you it's not "learn on the job", you said it wrong, it's "die on the job...".
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Is it possible for the "appeal" process to be compromised with any arbitrary content so that was what triggered the email? Are you sure the email is really from Twitter and not some kind of phishing?
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I always look at a profile when I see projects or code that I like and most of the time I was happy for doing so because I discover lots more projects that I like and that's inspiring and adds plenty of value to my own work. And many o
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Me too. I believe the effect contains a logical recursion that is impossible to escape from. Maybe the randomness variable in it? It looks as if all validations and refutations of it are always going to appear logical. I don't know wha
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Downvoting because if you're including MDMA/Ecstasy in the same group with these other substances you mentioned then you have no idea what you're talking about. At all.
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You shouldn't have to change. The people you interact should accommodate you as you are. If they don't do that then they're not the right people to be around and you're wasting your time with them. Take your feet and wal
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Hello there, i did this mainly to show that there exist some steps we can take today in order to mitigate some of the risks related to supply chain attacks that don't involve major rewrites. Another attempt i had done earlier was safe-
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Show HN: Mitigate against 0-day supply chain attacks with safe-NPM
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You can mitigate against those kinds of attacks using npm's `--before` option: npm i --before=`date -I -d '-5 days'` It will only install packages released before the specified date.
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You can mitigate against those kinds of attacks using npm's `--before` option: npm i --before=`date -I -d '-5 days'` It will only install packages released before the specified date.
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You can mitigate against those kinds of attacks using npm's `--before` option: npm i --before=`date -I -d '-5 days'` It will only install packages released before the specified date.
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Show HN: Safe-node – PoC of node with permissions prompts a la Deno
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