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by wutwutwat 1y ago
> I think it's for the case of if you have a nice house and you have a party and people come over thought this was going down a P Diddy route there for a second
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
> By dropping the header, one maintains trust, but one loses the ability to geolocate. Not dropping. Dropping what the client sent, and recreating it yourself, with the client connection's ip address. The IP can still be geolocated,
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
A properly configured load balancer is going to drop this header if the client sends it, and then set it itself, with the request connection's ip being first, then the proxy ip being second. Every proxy after that should append its own
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
> that government would use that job to suppress dissent and coerce opinions. Thank baby jebus that this sort of thing never happens. Can you imagine if our government were to, for instance, threaten to deport our own citizens, publicly,
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Turbo Encabulator(en.wikipedia.org)
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
"accept things how they are, or give up" would not be possible, indeed
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should.
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
one thing depends on another. how else would you solve for ordered dependencies other than ordering dependencies?
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
try to use a crd before its definition is installed. hard failure. no graceful retries. sometimes dependency order is forced
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
A thing I always go back to, regardless of what language I'm working in, is the checks performed by strong migrations https://github.com/ankane/strong_migrations?tab=readme-ov-fi... It's pretty popular, and h
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
What folks don't understand, or keep in mind maybe, is that in order for that autocomplete to work, all your code is going up to a third party as you write it or open files. This is one of the reasons I disable it. I want to control wh
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
Don’t lie, unless you sometimes have to lie. Totally tracks
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
> Tell them it's not relevant So, lie then, is what you should do instead of lying, in order to have a good faith negotiation. Ps a lot of corporations commit crimes. They are professional liars, they don’t lose track and when they
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
Negotiations are made because each party is trying to gain as much as possible while losing as little as possible. In order for that to happen each side lies about their standing, their offer, their range, and uses a bunch of dishonest and
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
Isn’t that pursuing happiness? Your saying if you’re not happy than change your goals to something with happiness as a by product. Or, pursue happiness.
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
you don’t have to answer them. You can just not say anything. A thing you should have done instead of shit posting.
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
You can also install some trusted certs and MITM the requests, replacing the content with whatever you'd like Likely overkill for this use case, but no matter the client, you can in theory do whatever you want to any traffic up until t
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by wutwutwat 2y ago
Yes, thank you. It is my fault. Glad someone is calling it out!
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by wutwutwat 2y ago
They all get paid from my pay check. They work for the government. Level doesn’t matter. They protect their own.
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by wutwutwat 2y ago
Who does the court work for? The government. Who do the police work for? The government. Yeah yeah, they work for “the people” “the tax payer” whatever. They work for the government. They get their paychecks from the same place. What are yo
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by wutwutwat 2y ago
Did the things that are happening right now happen back then? That's what I'm asking.
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by wutwutwat 2y ago
I didn't say I was ok with anything, don't put words in my mouth. I was asking why the thing that has always existed is a big issue now. For this administration specifically, the thing that has always existed wasn't an issue
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by wutwutwat 2y ago
Companies exploiting labor to maximize profit is as old as this country itself. Slave labor, child labor, god awful minimum wages, union busting. What's your point? Why is this an issue now when it has always existed?
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by wutwutwat 2y ago
Everyone recovers from a sickness. Until they don't.
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by wutwutwat 2y ago
> because Wall Street wanted cheap exploitable labor totally a ton of illegal immigrants running across the trading room floor yelling put orders and putting the real, American stock brokers out of jobs they deserve! Wtf you talking abou
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by wutwutwat 2y ago
or, and hear me out here... you don't do fucked up shit that would require such engineering to hide your activity. crazy I know right?! it might just work though. your shit isn't getting raided unless you are facilitating some hor
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by wutwutwat 2y ago
I can imagine knowing the apps someone uses might be a telling thing to someone looking for leverage on someone (who might not want to disclose what apps they use). Apps can expose your orientation, your lifestyle, your income level, your h
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by wutwutwat 2y ago
Thanks for the downvotes! I named two ruby gems (made by the founders of GitHub btw) because they were always funny to me. Please downvote me some more!
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by wutwutwat 2y ago
1. not all browsers are the same they are all aiming to implement the same html spec 2. there is no official standard there literally is > A context is considered secure when it meets certain minimum standards of authentication and confi
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by wutwutwat 2y ago
Michael Scott: Why don’t I tell you what my greatest weaknesses are? I work too hard, I care too much and sometimes I can be too invested in my job. David Wallace: Okay. And your strengths? Michael Scott: Well, my weaknesses are actually st

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