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xena
1y ago
Don't read too much into it. It's a common sign-off in GitHub's internal culture for when people leave.
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xena
1y ago
No compliance? No support.
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xena
1y ago
You should also support Web Bot Auth and make it required to have a customer-specific abuse contact in the user-agent header so that people can send invoices to those customers for when your customers cause downtime due to excessive scrapin
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xena
1y ago
Says who?
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xena
1y ago
This is something I've thought about a lot. Have a few thousand words that may resonate with you: https://xeiaso.net/blog/2025/rolling-ladder-behind-us/
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xena
1y ago
Do you support robots.txt so administrators can opt-out of your service?
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xena
1y ago
It doesn't work on Fedora because of the lack of g++ having the right version.
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xena
1y ago
Not if your ability to make money is predicated on your ability to be creative.
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xena
1y ago
If you ever want to experience pure hell, go on antipsychotics for a month. They totally eviscerate your ability to be creative. I was given them during a misdiagnosis of mental health issues and I think I'd rather choose to be homeles
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1y ago
You'd love Final Fantasy 14's versioning scheme. Here's the most recent patches in order: * 7.0: the expansion Dawntrail * 7.1: Crossroads, a post-expansion story/content patch * 7.11: A new ultimate raid * 7.15: More si
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HTTP/1.1 Must Die
(http1mustdie.com)
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xena
1y ago
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xena
1y ago
Please do not abbreviate Cerebral Palsy.
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xena
1y ago
It's another VS Code fork!
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xena
1y ago
This doesn't support development containers ( https://containers.dev ), which means I can't insulate my machine from AI tooling. Not keen on this unless it's somehow earth-shattering.
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xena
1y ago
Buzzwords!
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1y ago
mst is the reason I know some Perl and also managed to get me a Perl group cloak on Liberachat. I will miss him dearly. I've added him to the list of X-Clacks-Overhead responses on my blog.
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1y ago
I had to rip all the LLM crap out of my editor to feel like I was doing anything. My programming ability has gotten better and if I do actually need to use an LLM I just open ChatGPT, DeepSeek, or punch stuff into Ollama. The majority of wh
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xena
1y ago
Not in the slightest! Do it, it helps the names of those who are no longer with us never be forgotten.
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xena
1y ago
The code is pretty trivial but in case it helps: https://github.com/Xe/site/blob/main/internal/clackset.go
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1y ago
My website returns a random person in a list for every X-Clacks-Overhead response header: https://github.com/Xe/site/blob/877872b4d7db92b602683ecb4e99... I figured this was one of the best ways to do it. That
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xena
1y ago
But skydhash, if you don't nuke the anthill how can you be sure the ants are dead? Nuke it from orbit, it's the only way to be sure!
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xena
1y ago
If you have suggestions for JS based challenges that don't become a case of "read the source code to figure out how to make playwright lie", I'm all ears for the ideas :)
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xena
1y ago
This isn't as helpful as you think. If it included all of the HTTP headers that the bots sent and other metadata like TLS ClientHelloInfo it would be a lot more useful.
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1y ago
There's a non proof of work challenge: https://anubis.techaro.lol/docs/admin/configuration/challeng... Also: Anubis does not mine cryptocurrency. Proof of work is easy to validate on the server and econo
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1y ago
I make this: https://anubis.techaro.lol . I have yet to add the SQL injection or IP list layers, but I can add that to the roadmap.
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1y ago
Probably headless chrome. I'm going to investigate.
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1y ago
Anubis does too: https://anubis.techaro.lol/docs/admin/configuration/challeng...
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1y ago
Whatever it is, I've seen the commons abuse Gitlab servers so hard they peg 64 high wattage server cores 24/7. Installing mitigations cut their power bill in half.
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I fight bots in my free time
(xeiaso.net)
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1y ago
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Building a Healthy Relationship with AI, a Cross-Disciplinary Perspective
(nombiezinja.com)
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xena
1y ago
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