stef25

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by stef25 5y ago
> What I don't understand is what value do people get out of promoting this type of conspiracy theory? Who profits? Is it just attention seeking or is there some profit motive? If so what? They must really believe that what they&#x
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by stef25 5y ago
And here I am building a simple API using Lumen (Laravel's stripped down, hopefully faster cousin) getting response times that are just abysmal. The raw queries themselves are fast enough, but for some reason running them in a framewor
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by stef25 5y ago
The article mentions that lots of German and French ISPs are being hit, I guess they're going after @orange.fr address and the like? Gmail is pretty secure, I seriously doubt you can log in to someone's account using just their pa
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by stef25 5y ago
Paxful.com
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by stef25 5y ago
> Up until recently SMS 2FA could be broken for $10 because one VOIP provider allowed number registration on any number. Surely not?
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by stef25 5y ago
> Attackers would loop through giant lists of leaked username / passwords using a different ips for every attempt Mny password attempts for 1 username, isn't it easier to slow down attempts to authenticate the username after x
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by stef25 5y ago
When traveling in SE Asia maybe 20 years ago, locals would ask me to have their picture taken. The older people would just stand there stiff as a plank and absolutely no expression on their face. Younger kids would put their index finger &a
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by stef25 5y ago
Add good quality child care / babysitting and I'll sign right now.
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by stef25 5y ago
Interface looks great. One thing I noticed when checking the source: you're including your main app.css file twice.
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by stef25 5y ago
This article from 2015 isn't going to do him much good https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2015/jan/16/thats-m... "It is a weird thing to get my head around, being part of such a culturall
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by stef25 5y ago
Don't all these transactions show up in the books, or it's just not a problem?
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by stef25 5y ago
It's pretty straightforward until you get to 6 figure sums but even then criminal enterprises can find ways around it.
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by stef25 5y ago
The sender knows where the recipient is but not the other way round. The recipient can see where the package was posted from but that doesn't necessarily mean the seller lives there.
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by stef25 5y ago
Not really an option for these underground cookie markets. The seller on the other hand does have people's details because they need to send the goods somewhere. The buyer would have no idea who he's dealing with.
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by stef25 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_disclosure_law#Germany Edit: it says the govt gets to "keep it", not him. If he has the seed to his wallet, is there anything stopping him getting at his coins?
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by stef25 5y ago
> It can almost always be easily traced to a particular person Once KYC gets involved. If I receive coins in my desktop wallet for the cookies I'm selling, how will anyone know who I am? Of course they're not much use until I c
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by stef25 5y ago
You have to look at the pros & cons, the likelihood of success, how "bad" the condition / urgent the treatment is, general condition of the patient etc. Same for things like anxiety, insomnia, ...
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by stef25 5y ago
Assuming obesity is largely due to mental issues like stress eating, the solution should also be a mental one. It's basically an addition. Most people are perfectly capable of quitting but don't because it's easier not to. Th
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by stef25 5y ago
What's the advantage of handing out these licenses to companies that will then be run like a Silicon Valley start-up? Why not just allow dispensaries to grow a small amount of their own stuff on premise, say 20Kg / month? Limit ea
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by stef25 5y ago
It's never resulted in a corrupted file but I do have plenty of "conflict" versions of my Keepass DB which is kind of annoying. And like the other guy said, Syncthing isn't for backups.
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by stef25 5y ago
> This was fascinating read A few comments down from the top post it's all about about Milo and Nazi Occultism. People posting walls of links to 5 year old tweets and pasted paragraphs about "evidence of republican tactics&quot
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by stef25 5y ago
The easiest, and also most terrible, way to deploy was FTP I guess - just drag the entire folder's content over. During the copying process you'd get errors and downtime of course. With my current stack I provision a VPS with Forg
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by stef25 5y ago
No ... as an introvert there's no limit to how much time I can spend with my best friend. If he's invited others I'll usually politely decline. I'm suggesting that we actually prefer being the center of attention when it
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by stef25 5y ago
Currently I've been "out" for almost a month cause of a few runs I did on a beach (usually I run in the forest). Obviously sand works your muscles in different ways but I didn't expect it to hit me this hard. Super frust
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by stef25 5y ago
A story about endurance cycling I enjoyed a lot is the one of Dean Stott's ride in S-America. It mentions a 65Km climb (Andes, I think). https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/news/2018/4/special-for...
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by stef25 5y ago
Injuries though, don't disregard them ... Cycling's a lot easier on the joints I guess.
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by stef25 5y ago
Just before the pandemic I switched jobs to one where I negotiated a 4 day week. The job turned out crap but the 4 day thing was great. Now I'm kinda unemployed, kinda working freelance. After a few months of frustration trying to work
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by stef25 5y ago
This creates the weird scenario where using the Kaspersky product to create unique passwords + a leaked database would be super bad because the created_at value of the profile would give you a good indication of when the password was genera
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by stef25 5y ago
You can create anonymous servers on DO with go-betweens like Bithost, allowing you to pay with cryptocurrency. This is a pretty easy solution for people with bad intentions (bots, scraping, black hat ...) I run my own VPN on DO and almost a
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by stef25 5y ago
Same. Syncthing puts all the files I need on all my devices. Anything else will have to wait.

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