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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
The fact you not once in your reply acknowledge that certificate pinning and bundling trusted root CA public keys is actually common knowledge in desktop and mobile app community makes me thing you didn't even consider my reply. I was
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
While I appreciate your detailed answer it reads more like a inditement of Mozilla and doesn't actually address why my answer is wrong. I never said pinning coding the certificate is a good idea, you are attacking a straw man. I was si
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
This is a certificate used to sign and verify add-ons and (I think based on the reading) some DRM features. They did, in fact, release a new one. This is a warning to the people who haven't run their browser updates and don't have
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
> they should not be charged for those licenses until they actually use them Unfortunately that's not the way bulk licenses has ever worked. For Government or enterprise. What you just described is no different than buying individu
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
I have no doubt that is your experience and it's good to hear some people are having good experiences with it. My main account is fine but I have an account that follows very few other accounts (it's for a product I was building t
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
X is similar now for new accounts now. Except it's not just the timeline content, it is the advertisers too. My active account gets regular advertisers but my inactive one has all X rated and scam advertisements. And tons of "18+&
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
This comment was at least +5. It is 100% factual based on my actual experiences. Yet now it is at 0 with no replies overnight. How about we do what HN was made for and actually have intelligent debate on the topic? If you downvoted it you m
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
I've been using Twitter since the early days and while it hasn't crashed and burned it definitely performs worse than it used to. The only bots now are the ones willing to play dirty so every one of my tweets typically gets liked
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
Using a game engine for UI and making the style of the interactions the game-like are two different things. Game engines are generally capable of creating hardware accelerated 2D UIs which could be great in some cases where highly dynamic U
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
While tariffs may make people consider where they source their products, corporate income/profits tax has incentives too. Things like hiring more people, research, development, capital improvements, etc all impact the companies tax bot
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
/favicon.ico is the default and it will be loaded if your page does not specify a different path in the metadata but in my experience most clients respect the metadata and won't try to fetch the default path until after the <he
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
I know this is a late reply, but gRPS is exactly the kind of RPC computer scientists talk about. I'm not sure what you think RPC is but RPC is just the paradigm of calling functions on a remote machine, passing arguments in a structure
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
I understand multiplexing is necessary. My point is SSH tunnels already multiplex. If two people connect to the same port on the tunnel machine then that will be two seperate sockets on the destination machine. Since they are already two se
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
Clearly a lot of work went into this so kudos for that. I do think it missing the point a tiny bit though. For me the primary use of Ngrok is to automatically get sub a domain with TLS and this seems to be outsourcing that to Caddy. And als
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
Ironically the thing that makes this even remotely secure is that it doesn't look like it runs the command immediately, it copies it to clipboard. Ironic because that makes it not really any different than asking ChatGPT or similar to
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
This looks really nice. What I find interesting is that it seems to advertise itself for the transcription use case but if it is "lightning fast" I wonder if there are better uses cases for it. I use AWS Transcribe[1] primarily. I
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
This brings back memories. I tried to do his (by using this exact site!) in college. Which, for reference, was 20ish years ago. I wasn't able to get very far, mostly because I kept running into obscure compiler and linker errors and 18
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
Reading through these comments I'm not sure everyone is on the same page as to what "Cloud" actually is. In both the Twitter thread and the HN comments people seem to think VPS in no longer "cloud". IMO you are not
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
Perhaps I'm missing it but where do you actually buy and/or generate a CMC? I can't find any information on it. Personally VCM is far too expensive for me at this time which is the only reason I haven't gotten one. But I
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
Like other here I think 13 miles may be generous for city driving but pretty reasonable for highway. With that said, it works MUCH better for me than it did a couple years ago and I find most of the time I disengage it is not because it act
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
You are right, I cannot generalize. In fact our main flush function in newer toilets is the same flow as almost all countries (Australia and Japan being the exceptions) but we also have far fewer "Duel Flush" toilets (apparently,
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
> as long as you actually fill the machine That's more or less what I suspected. Though... and I'm not sure if this is an American thing, an international thing, or just a weird quirk of the specific people I know... I know sev
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
Fair enough, that was the one that seemed most questionable even as I wrote it.
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
Exactly, the "how it works" section ironically does not actually explain much. I would love to know how this differs from fingerprinting. And if it is just fingerprinting it seems like it'd probably be trivial to bypass. Espe
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
My guess is that the average is very different than the median here. In general there are a few considerations: - Green lawns are considered a status symbol in the US and in many higher end neighborhoods houses run irrigation multiple times
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
This is really great. Managing migrations without locking the table can be a real huge pain-point. And having a dedicated project likely covers more edge cases than an internal tool would (as is evident looking at the issues list). With tha
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
I'm not sure it's something I would use but it looks like some good work. At first glance the pricing seems a little high for a single-use tool. It is still cheaper than using humans but also, as it sounds like you are aware you a
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
This was my first reaction. It hasn't been that long and giant ships can't change course quickly. And for much of that year there were a lot of questions around the ownership of AI generated code as well as information security. I
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
Working means you give it input and it produces the expected output for all your defined used cases. Don't confuse working with good. Let's keep your analogy: AI isn't producing software that is the equivalent of a AAA movie

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