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3y ago
It is a good story.
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3y ago
> Phone numbers also have variable lengths. Yes in many parts of the world you are correct. In North America, phone numbers are all 10 digits prefixed with a 1 for long distance. > URL's don't have a fixed length, so I'
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3y ago
For me it's mostly been IoT type devices where you need to join the network of the device, and if I am lucky, it will have a captive portal to setup the device. This could still be V4 for the foreseeable future, however I see this as a
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3y ago
> If you're using V6 addresses by hand often enough to consider them unfriendly, you're doing something wrong. I more or less agree that it should be hands off. However explaining to someone over a voice channel how to enter an
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3y ago
I believe a lot of this traffic is from mobile devices on networks where cellular carriers do have a good incentive to roll out IPv6 and mobile phones have good support for it. I would like to see google break this down by desktop / mo
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3y ago
This story has been posted numerous times in the last fortnight. It’s a great story but certainly undeserving of a reread
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3y ago
Any tracking or privacy concerns we should be aware of that a polite adds on top of home brew? For example, does a polite collect data on the type of device, installed casks, user data, anything?
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3y ago
Paragraph 2 refers to purchasing the username instead of domain. Is the article written by AI, or poorly proofread?
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3y ago
Haven’t the warning signs always been there, even when it really was 11’ 8”?
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3y ago
Thank you everyone for your answers and awesome sites to look through.
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Ask HN: Is There a Crunchbase for Policitians?
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As others might have pointed out, HTMX is an actual HTML framework. Load a single is file and use attributes in your HTML to perform actions and bind data.
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3y ago
The strike is about more than actors. Anyone whose role could be impacted by AI either by direct replacement or more work should be paying attention to the result of this strike and how the show biz reacts to it.
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I am not affiliated with this company, I discovered this baked into HeidiSQL and it seems interesting. Their site is not complete (pricing goes nowhere).
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Sequal.dev – GPT-4 based SQL generator baked into HeidiSQL
(sequal.dev)
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I’d rather not have the new features and keep the price the same. Podcasts have been the worst thing introduced on the platform. The app redesign misses the mark in key ways, and it seems like someone is employed at Spotify solely to change
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For me it was more than api prices. They are free to set the prices of a service they provide. I took issue with the misleading and slandering of Christian, one of the developers. They shut up pretty quick when Christian provided proof thro
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Buried the lead: you can preorder a Framework Laptop 16 starting today (2023-07-18). Everyone who can afford to invest in a sustainable laptop that can be upgraded instead of thrown out should consider it.
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You can they are called SRV records but browsers don’t really support lookups that way.
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Put on a tinfoil hat, the Google search contract is up for renewal this year, and YouTube is getting serious about ad blockers. I could see YT domains sliding into this list over time after a new search agreement is reached.
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CA|Browser Forum Rules require hardware-backed keys for code signing
(cabforum.org)
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Starting 2023-06-01, new rules went into effect which require a hardware backed private key for a code signing certificate. The new rules make code signing in CD pipelines more difficult unless you give up control of your private key comple
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It’s been terrible since the introduction of weather kit. It’s beyond useless.
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2600? How Phreaking Really Worked [Connections Museum]
(youtube.com)
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Have you seen [libgit2]( https://libgit2.org/ ) and the csharp libgit2sharp? Both seem to be reasonable albeit low level interfaces to a repo. My opinion is that you’ll still desire some other data store for indexing and sear