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by theginger 2y ago
They could of course just do that, so there is no benefit from it being in block chain compared with anywhere else. The only advantage block chain provides is you don't have to trust anyone. Eg you don't have to trust GitHub to no
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by theginger 2y ago
I think this is kind of key to the issue, the good content is there if you know how to find it. But if you don't know the right terminology then you are going to search for baby peacock and get bad results.
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by theginger 2y ago
I was all on board until I saw the video. Black and white! Has this been designed for a quantum gameboy? I don't think you can claim this to be truly useful until you've achieved 8 bit colour depth.
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by theginger 2y ago
My son loves to ride a bus too, I'm not a fan, and near me buses are single deck, quite old and unpleasant and really quite expensive. I discovered they city park and ride scheme was the perfect solution. It's cheaper than parking
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by theginger 2y ago
I genuinely don't know if this is meant to be real or a joke.
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by theginger 2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Threads_(1984_film)
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by theginger 2y ago
Just updated to resolved
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by theginger 2y ago
How is this patentable? This is existing tech used in a way that has been speculated about for nearly 20 years. This is not an innovation or invention.
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by theginger 2y ago
State of S3 turns out to literally be what this article is about, but I still feel mislead expecting cloud storage not machine sleep states.
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by theginger 2y ago
Basically AdWords reimagined
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by theginger 2y ago
I wonder if the crow thought it had bullied you into releasing the crow you had captured or convinced you to rescue one that had trapped itself.
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by theginger 2y ago
What starlink chooses to do will be most interesting, deny any connection, block X like the isps have been ordered and try and get their bank accounts reinstated. Or pull out of Brazil on the ground and operate as a rogue isp whose money ca
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by theginger 2y ago
I get access denied to 10tv.com No idea why, do they ban UK / EU readers?
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by theginger 2y ago
It was ge sold to Amazon a few years ago. There was a thread about it here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24840405
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by theginger 2y ago
Fork their project, add something giving your appropriate credit and create a pull request. If they merge it, problem solved. If not you can hit them with a take down notice if it really bothers you.
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by theginger 2y ago
What happens if you need to file a tax return but you can't because your flight back from space got cancelled and you were delayed for 6 months?
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by theginger 2y ago
Yeah but what happened when one is many miles away and both are checking in, so most recent location is flip flopping.
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by theginger 2y ago
How do you rate limit unidentified users? If you are treating all unidentified users, or at least all Google bots as 1 user and they consider each Google bot instances with a unique ip and no credentials a unique user and are hitting a 429
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by theginger 2y ago
When app stores act in a way that puts their own interest ahead of the user it harms security, especially when there is no transparency. If I want this app I am now being sent to download an APK, I lose all the protection of the app store.
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by theginger 2y ago
The issue would be if you just did it for the bucket but didn't load any web pages through cloudlfare, as long as your website uses cloudlfare, this is a very normal and supported use case. You might potentially run into problems if yo
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by theginger 2y ago
Is there an open source code repo for this?
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by theginger 2y ago
I got completely stuck, tries various word solvers, but they seemed to be for cross words or anagrams, but they were no help. But an actual dictionary / word list unlocked it. Not sure if using a dictionary goes against the spirit of t
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by theginger 2y ago
The arbitrary length pendulum with a period of 2 seconds which is your unit of length, (or 1 Catholic meter) is much shorter on the moon. In local Catholic meters gravity would be pi squared Catholic meters / second. As it would on an
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by theginger 2y ago
I suspect if they had been able to document the steps taken that got them there and reported it as a vulnerability they might have not only got it fixed pretty much immediately but also possibly a bounty.
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by theginger 2y ago
Possible your application isn't seeing real ips, maybe is seeing the IP of a load balancer or similar.
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by theginger 2y ago
That's the wrong status code The HTTP 429 Too Many Requests response status code indicates the user has sent too many requests in a given amount of time ("rate limiting"). Unless the server believes you as an individual user
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by theginger 2y ago
If we are all living in a simulation there may have been an extremely stressed cosmic sys admin racing to make sure we did not get into an overflow situation.
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by theginger 2y ago
No It just comes out as stars
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by theginger 2y ago
Ok now I get it. Somehow despite all the detail the Wikipedia article doesn't seem to capture the point of it. This does lead me to wonder what happens when something gets held up and it's an older code (sir) but it checks out.
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by theginger 2y ago
This why in a lot of contexts it would be good to at least be micro catching them. If they were cached for 5 seconds it would have covered all subsequent requests.

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