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by stef25 4y ago
> Heck I even have a bot that scans popular linked domains and monitors the expiration date on them for quick snatch with a nice grafana ui on it. And I've got quite a few nice domains with easy passive traffic and zero effort. All
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by stef25 4y ago
With both Drupal and Laravel it's very easy to overload the database. It's shocking when you start using some tool that gives you insights in to this and it tells you you're running 6000+ queries every time your homepage load
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by stef25 4y ago
Have you compared the backends you get to use as a customer? I'd be surprised if Adyen even comes close to Stripe. Mollie for one is complete garbage.
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by stef25 4y ago
FWIW it's totally possible to talk to someone at Stripe. We got someone on the line and successfully negotiated their fees. We're now using a 2nd payment processor that handles a type of payment unavailable at Stripe and they&#x27
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by stef25 4y ago
Uber isn't the most ethical company for sure but here in Brussels the taxi industry is pretty shady as well. Getting a taxi license costs an exorbitant amount of money and it's done through all kinds of dodgy deals. There's 1
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by stef25 4y ago
Sounds like https://dangerzone.rocks/
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by stef25 4y ago
The employee clicked on a link asking them to install a security certificate and completed the install?
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by stef25 4y ago
Perhaps your doc made the wrong call but people without medical knowledge shouldn't be making medical decisions either.
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by stef25 4y ago
Find a way to spend quality time with your partner. Once the dust has settled try to book some time where it's just the two of you. Get a babysitter and go out together one night in the week. Often you're so focused on the baby th
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by stef25 4y ago
Isn't it possible to "burn" the subtitles on to the video file somehow, maybe with ffmpeg? So they're there permanently.
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by stef25 4y ago
> neurophysiologist Louisa Nicola Had a quick look at her Instagram - "80% of brain gray matter is modifiable by exercise so by hitting the gym you can now stave off Alzheimer's by 20 years" > 95% of Alzheimer’s is now
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by stef25 4y ago
Been using Airbnb on and off for 10 years and I'm really not convinced it's a better model than traditional hotels. Maybe it's because I'm always looking at the cheaper end of the scale but when browsing Airbnb I can&#x2
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by stef25 4y ago
Yes. He certainly shines in the spotlight but maybe that's not how we should judge him.
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by stef25 4y ago
You're right, it's probably unreasonable to expect them to be able to grasp the day to day grind immediately, it's just that 2 months later he still wasn't able to work independently and we had to spend a lot more time w
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by stef25 4y ago
S3 buckets are now very clearly labelled as being public, perhaps even private by default. Not so long ago this wasn't the case and various grey hat services would let you explore public buckets via a nice interface / API. What yo
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by stef25 4y ago
Wrt to imposter syndrome - I often have this feeling, especially since I don't have any formal training in anything IT related. Recently a kid showed up at work to do an internship. He's studying computer science, all kinds of adv
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by stef25 4y ago
Do you think of president Zelenskiy of Ukraine is an exception?
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by stef25 4y ago
Imagine "the truth about web developers". God help us all.
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by stef25 4y ago
Is it really a good setting to be surrounded by people we don't know who're all looking for a solution to their (often stubborn) problems and collectively embark on such an experience? I've done psychedelics plenty of times o
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by stef25 4y ago
Kids don't have much common sense. Some friends invited us over for lunch, our kids are 3 - 5 years old. One of the older ones got hold of his dad's phone and got one of the younger ones to "show your butt" and he took a
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by stef25 4y ago
What's the difference between this and Metasploit, sqlmap, ... ? Not saying you're wrong, it's just that while these tools have valid and legal uses (pentesting) they're also used in black hat scenarios and one could say
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by stef25 4y ago
Kudos for wanting to go down this route. What makes this business tough imho is the fact that it's in your interest to finish projects as quickly as you can, ideally in less time than what you estimated / quoted because that gets
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by stef25 4y ago
What's the name of the film?
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by stef25 4y ago
My app and Google tell me running 6 miles in an hour burns 800+ calories.
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by stef25 4y ago
I started intermittent fasting, basically eating nothing between dinner at 8PM and lunch the next day at 1PM. The most striking thing is that I eat much less for lunch than I usually do, I'm full very quickly. And the effect continues
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by stef25 4y ago
Fair enough, thanks for pointing this out.
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by stef25 4y ago
For starters, you seem to giving anecdotes from the US. Privacy laws in the EU differ from country to country but in some places at least, names & faces of people arrested suspects aren't published. And afaik these gross miscarriag
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by stef25 4y ago
> The case of a Utah couple charged with a crime for photos they took of a father kissing his naked baby These cases are absurd but we're talking about the EU here, not the US.
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by stef25 4y ago
Yes, in the US. Meanwhile France last year just dropped the age of consent to 15 and if you check Wikipedia you'll most EU countries have it set around the same age. It's doubtful you could even find a single case someone being pr
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by stef25 4y ago
> Do you have a source for that? It's a waste of time for everyone. Prisons are overcrowded, court cases take years to get going, criminals being caught red handed are released before cops even get the paperwork done, there's p

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