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by typpilol 1y ago
I've heard a few horror stories... Since the people using residential proxies aren't necessarily always good people
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by typpilol 1y ago
I always use the easy license for this stuff: Unlicense lol
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by typpilol 1y ago
The most useful ones are memory and sequential thinking. Imo
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by typpilol 1y ago
I wouldn't consider a .help domain to be a great choice. Ive literally never for a support email or any email from a .help domain. I'm not mocking them, just trying to understand how so many red flags slipped past. Domain name No
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by typpilol 1y ago
If they did I'll switch to Google. It's the only reason I use Dropbox over others like OneDrive.
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by typpilol 1y ago
If they did I'm jumping ship. Was literally my only reason for staying on Dropbox
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by typpilol 1y ago
That doesn't explain the worst part though. Why drop a random H?
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by typpilol 1y ago
How does MisraStdC = Siddharth Mishra? Misra and not Mishra? You randomly drop the h? And it just so happens dropping the H makes it a typo squat basically. Siddharth has a T after the D. So std should be sdt.. at best. Just be honest lol
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by typpilol 1y ago
Agreed.. copilot is way better
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by typpilol 1y ago
Dropbox has one key advantage. Block based syncing.
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by typpilol 1y ago
But this wasn't even really a spear fishing attack. It was a generic Phish email you were in every single Corp 101 security course
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by typpilol 1y ago
Explain browser defaults to non JavaScript people is kind of eye opening I've found
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by typpilol 1y ago
One of the most bizarre attacks on typescript I've seen lol.
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by typpilol 1y ago
You're correct
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by typpilol 1y ago
I just don't get how you didn't look for an announcement about npm resetting 2fa. Especially when you get a random reset
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by typpilol 1y ago
Lol it's so true.. the C smugness is unmatched
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by typpilol 1y ago
You can do some weird verify thing on your GitHub builds now when they publish to npm, but I've noticed you can still publish from elsewhere even with it pegged to a build? But maybe I'm misunderstanding the feature
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by typpilol 1y ago
Oh I know. Just this particular article seemed very sparse.
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by typpilol 1y ago
The response to the link here is really telling. Blames it all on app code like Wayland
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by typpilol 1y ago
That's literally my setup everywhere. 120 for html/java/JavaScript and 80 elsewhere. Really suites each language imo Although I could probably get away with 80, habit to use tailwind classes can get messy compared to 120
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by typpilol 1y ago
I have no idea. Never tried it. I just love the description to send to people lol
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by typpilol 1y ago
That's definitely one of my favorites. I also like this one just for the insanity lol https://esolangs.org/wiki/5D_5D_Brainfuck_With_Multiverse_Ti... Quick description: Like 5D Brainfuck With Multiverse Time Trave
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by typpilol 1y ago
Yes this feels very AI like too. A ton of prose for very little substance lol. I skipped half the article to get to the point, went back and re-read and didn't miss much.
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by typpilol 1y ago
It's 8 hours from time of post no? So timezones don't really affect anything here or am I missing something?
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by typpilol 1y ago
I'd be curious if you have the same prompt and repeat it what you get.
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by typpilol 1y ago
Yea this isn't really a chat gpt problem as a source credibility problem no?
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by typpilol 1y ago
Tailwind v4 even tree shakes now so it only imports what you need eliminating the bloat argument
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by typpilol 1y ago
Same
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by typpilol 1y ago
The command prompt?
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by typpilol 1y ago
Were they cut on purpose or accident?

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