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by wiether 2y ago
Just p*rn? You can consider yourself lucky. One week after publishing my own public instance of an IMGUR-like, I woke up with +150 emails from my host provider and a final one telling me that they had shutdown my server. Someone had posted
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by wiether 2y ago
I worked for a few weeks in a company where coming to office was mandatory. Given the job we were doing, it didn't make sense. Until I learned that the boss was owning the building personally and was renting it to the company. Seen th
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by wiether 2y ago
One of the usecases of Snowflake is to give access to a dataset to multiple teams in your company, while filtering what each team can see : https://www.snowflake.com/en/data-cloud/workloads/collaborat... Serv
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by wiether 2y ago
Eugene Christophe' story is actually a meme for French fans because almost every year on French TV, the History guy will tell the story. No matter what happen and where the race goes.
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by wiether 2y ago
Don't worry! Given Henrik Orre is Norwegian, I thought about EBH but it was still far from EDB... All is good now!
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by wiether 2y ago
Posted in another comment : https://proton.me/blog/docs-proton-drive
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by wiether 2y ago
Same, I can't find anyone close to it.
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by wiether 2y ago
And it's even better when you can have both _useless_ sports and _useless_ literature : https://escapecollective.com/belief-wins-the-day/
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by wiether 2y ago
I was always told that the first instance came in Germany in 1883, so I would love to hear about what happened earlier in the US?
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by wiether 2y ago
Having a prompting style that works with a model but not quite with another is much different than "suffering from poor prompting" the previous person was accusing others. And given that those are tools, it's more like "
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by wiether 2y ago
> By default, every OVHcloud product is supported by the Anti-DDoS infrastructure to defend against malicious activity. https://us.ovhcloud.com/security/anti-ddos/
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by wiether 2y ago
And those vandals are doing this for a while now! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_art
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by wiether 2y ago
And this device is made as cheaply as possible. Plastic everywhere, holes for adaptability... And it's supposed to be used in sea water. I guess the actual plan is to sell classes by taking advantage of the novelty effect.
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by wiether 2y ago
I can't find the sources anymore but where I live, PT was never free, but there was no physical restriction to access it. So by not paying your ticket/subscription, you only had to hope for not seeing controllers who could fine yo
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by wiether 3y ago
If you're talking about the situation here in France, it's a bit different regarding money. Doctors are still paid more than most people in IT. Given the IT money in the US, I'm not sure they have the same situation if we lo
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by wiether 3y ago
> That would be a lot of companies and workers out there, dare I say the vast majority even. Since I joined the workforce, I encountered something like two or three people doing actually nothing at work. And once they are identified, I j
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by wiether 3y ago
Now on FF you also have the webcam filters and stuff like that on Google Meet. It was my only reason to launch Chrome on my job laptop and it's been six months that I use Google Meet daily on FF without issue.
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by wiether 3y ago
From a programmatic and practical point of view, I don't understand why would someone want to put a bang in the middle of a request or within a word. Basically you have your request and you add a criteria on it, not in it. It's li
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by wiether 3y ago
As a neighbor with the lowest salaries of the three countries (France) I can say that we have the same issue. And for me it's clearly a people one. It can be that the manager don't want to actually hire someone because they have p
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by wiether 3y ago
> It's cake and a break from work. Actually, it isn't. Since it's happening during work and between coworkers it's work. I'd rather do actual work instead of pretending to be glad that coworkers are celebrating m
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by wiether 3y ago
Can someone recommend a 2FA app that can provide the users with confidence? I don't want to use Google Auth because I have absolutely no trust is this company and how unreliable they are with their products. I currently use Authy but i
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by wiether 3y ago
_the sweet tang of_ insider trading
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by wiether 3y ago
Also do note that there isn't really a "Kagi's algorithm", since every Kagi user will received customized results based on how the set their account. To game Google, you do stuff on your website content ; try various key
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by wiether 3y ago
Fortunately Kagi has got nothing in common with Qwant. Qwant is, from the beginning, a scam to grab public funding. They made tons of promises but actually never delivered on them. Worst, they even lied on what the product could do, pretend
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by wiether 3y ago
> P.S. For comparison, the text of this article contains around 21,000 characters, so it would take 21kB. That's exactly what I was thinking about while reading the article!
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by wiether 3y ago
Why would Kagi pay someone to promote them on HN when there's already dozens of praise everyday here? Even as a happy customer, I can see how suspect this praise can be, but remember that HN is exactly who Kagi was created for. And I d
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by wiether 3y ago
Agree. As a developer, there's a huge difference between those two : - working on something where, outside of your peers, you can only interact with a project manager who doesn't have a clue about what they are doing and are askin
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by wiether 3y ago
> I wonder what prevented you from using another search engine Well, seeing that Kagi was down, I tried to switch to Google by doing "!g xxx" which gave me the same result than my previous "xxx" search. I took me a fe
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by wiether 3y ago
I thought that was related to the latest Onion video[^1], but that was created a few weeks before. What a funny coincidence! [^1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6YF-nxc7XI
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by wiether 3y ago
> [...] global warming [...] either cannot be generalized globally or did not start in 2010 I guess global warming _can_ be generalized globally? It sure didn't started in 2010 but neither did social networks. Facebook opened public

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