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Ask HN: Is Lemmy Suffering an Exploit?
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urda
3y ago
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urda
3y ago
https://urda.com with feeds built in. I throw up my current work, projects, and am planning on a theme rebuild with more snippets I use daily.
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urda
3y ago
Status page is fully red now.
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urda
3y ago
> Sounds like a cop-out. Adhering to legal and copyright standards isn't a "cop-out"
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urda
3y ago
So you fuss at your users who have valid complaints about the availability of your product? It's a valid complaint when the uptime of a service, program, or feature running is critical to your business. I'm really concerned that
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urda
3y ago
Means nothing when you threaten academic researchers trying to benchmark your database. Larry's word is worth as much as you think it is: nothing.
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urda
3y ago
> Time Machine gets little to no love Time machine works without questions, and handles restores with perfection for users who don't know what a file system may or may not be. What features do you feel is missing? Not every piece of
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urda
3y ago
I got back on the RSS Train by replacing my third party reddit client with NetNewsWire [1]. I've been enjoying it, and syncs across all my Apple stuff. [1] https://netnewswire.com/
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urda
3y ago
Today's reddit mods are the same as Digg's power user's back in the day. It's an open secret that a few dozen or so individuals control the top 100 or so subreddits, and calling that fact out is often met with site wide
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urda
3y ago
I just wish LTO drives and tapes were not so cost prohibitive. I'm reaching the point I'm starting to consider tape backups in addition to my regular systems.
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urda
3y ago
Big yikes, that's a hostile work environment and is a huge risk for your HR I am sure. I would not be comfortable working with such conditions, and would be sure to let my HR rep know.
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urda
3y ago
I think I will be checking out Cloudflare too since I'm unhappy with GA and I am not eager to run my own analytics platform. ... but if I wanted to run my own platform I wonder what other people are using.
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urda
3y ago
The top 100 subs are controlled by a handful of mods who abuse their position. Reddit being a good place for discussion died a long time ago.
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urda
4y ago
> by enforcing planned obsolescence This simply isn't true, as Apple supports their devices from phones to laptops far-far-far longer than their competitors. It's why iPhones last longer in the wild. They have demonstrated clea
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urda
4y ago
I love screenshots. In many of my internal code reviews and changes I will include them to demonstrate or highlight changes. Take more screenshots! Let me see what you see!
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urda
4y ago
Correct, but if you read and watched the video you would see the Tesla changes lanes and slows to a stop in response to *zero* events ahead of them. It is a neat fact to bring up but that doesn't apply here. The Tesla is still at fault
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urda
4y ago
It absolutely is the Tesla's fault for coming to an illegal stop in response to no event ahead of them during a lane change which is clearly demonstrated in video. The rest of your comment is approaching victim blaming. The Tesla is 10
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urda
4y ago
I'll make it next year I swear.
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urda
4y ago
Not to make a resolution this year.
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urda
4y ago
It doesn't. An article written by Google for their own benefit is less of an article and actually more akin to corporate propaganda. It is not a trustworthy source.
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urda
4y ago
Hardly, and especially no to the GDPR. As a US citizen operating my own US site, doing no business with the EU, I do not care nor am I required to comply with EU law that has no bearing on a US citizen like me.
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urda
4y ago
You are likely wanting something like RDS [1], Azure [2], or even Linode (which I just discovered) [3]. Sure you have to pay a larger premium for it, but these products do allow you to focus on the app than the DBA stuff. - [1] https:/
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urda
4y ago
+1 XCA. It is a fantastic way to manage your own root CA.
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urda
4y ago
https://github.com/EvanHahn/ffmpeg-buddy If ya can maybe help em out and send a pull request? I think it's a neat little app and will take a look at it myself.
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urda
4y ago
An encrypted file stored along with the git repo (without the decryption key) has a different attack surface. My original comment was more targeted towards users storing their keys in plaintext.
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urda
4y ago
A rule of thumb is: if the key is pushed into a git remote you should consider it compromised and roll a new key.
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urda
4y ago
That's not a reliable source or claim to support the argument claimed here. That's more aligned with market demand, and whatever that company wants to pay out.
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urda
4y ago
> Firefox is already not one of the most hardened browser engines Citations and sources for this claim?
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urda
4y ago
What's your favorite bit of obscure Apollo hardware?
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urda
4y ago
Stories like this and tales from EVE are absolutely captivating to me.
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