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yogo
12y ago
Exactly they both have scenarios that they work very well for just like you have with the server-side SQL RDBMS and the NoSQL ones. IndexedDB is fine for simpler apps or apps where there isn't a real need for joining, grouping and orde
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yogo
12y ago
Doesn't hourly billing address that issue? Linode now offers it.
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yogo
12y ago
Or just ssh -D localport -fN user@vps Then for chrome/chromium: chromium --proxy-server="socks5:localhost:localport" If you need multiple instances running different proxy connections use different data directories like:
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yogo
13y ago
As for re-issuing certs Namecheap is sucking in that department last night and today (it could be upstream with RapidSSL and PositiveSSL). GoDaddy seems to be speedy even though it looks like the notification emails are not being sent. Fun
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yogo
13y ago
A basic filtering mechanism should be provided in addition to managesieve. The most common use would be to filter spam. It seems like roundcube is too sieve-oriented.
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yogo
13y ago
I'm not even sure this should be filed under vulnerability. How is this any different from embedding credentials on a webpage so that JavaScript can talk directly with the service lol.
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yogo
13y ago
Exactly, rule number 1 is always that client data cannot be trusted.
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13y ago
I can't wait for Stripe to have escrow capabilities. The hack is to delay the time to capture but there are many marketplace scenarios where the duration of the transaction is longer than a week and it's great to be able to hold o
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yogo
13y ago
Claiming it was against the terms might be an easy out for them but is silly since being a target is outside of your control, for the most part. Hosts will usually null route customers without sympathy to protect other customers so it'
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yogo
13y ago
Yea, extortion seems more apt here. It's like a square and rectangle. All blackmail involves extortion, but not all extortion is blackmail.
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yogo
13y ago
> just slowly reinvents everything Yep. Not sure why they didn't just copy WPF or even Android's way years ago.
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13y ago
If you want a sort of CoffeeScript experience instead of Java you can also go with Xtend [0]. It's supported best in Eclipse but I do find the cleaner syntax a bit more pleasing to work with. It's only transpiling to Java so you c
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yogo
13y ago
It's like airbnb for mafia bosses
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yogo
13y ago
Whatever the case shit keeps getting real in the Bitcoin world lately.
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13y ago
With a little effort you can use the API[0] to spin up or destroy droplets. Sure, AWS and other services do that for you but I think this one of those cases where rolling your own isn't a crazy endeavour. [0] https://develop
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yogo
13y ago
It might not be, but incompetence can lead to bad things, like people dying from accidentally being poisoned from lemonade purchased at a stand.
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yogo
13y ago
The inmates are running the asylum :) But it does provide a case study for the rest of us on what or what not to do.
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13y ago
I understand where you are coming from but if I was at a bar and someone was wearing a Google glass I'd be pissed too. There are just some activities you would like to enjoy without feeling like there are eyes on you (yes there are sec
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Google Glass-wearing woman posts video of alleged S.F. bar attack
(latimes.com)
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yogo
13y ago
+1 and even more importantly CVV fields.
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yogo
13y ago
I see. Fair enough.
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yogo
13y ago
Seems like it works out to be $200 more than Twilio to purchase a random code through Plivo. But if you manage your own lease it's $200 cheaper. I hope I didn't screw up the price comparisons. Might make a difference since it all
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yogo
13y ago
I think only porn sites use that term these days :D
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yogo
13y ago
Yep, I was hoping to see some sort of estimated lifetime value in the popup (horrible btw, Chromium 33.0/Linux).
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13y ago
I can sort of see this for physics but what if it's programming or software in general. I wouldn't be able to tell if someone is good if they were describing something to me in F#, as an example. They could be going about it the w
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yogo
13y ago
I don't run software from AUR on my systems. I consider the packages unstable. It's just a personal rule of mine, I'm sure there are some stable, quality packages in there.
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yogo
13y ago
Ah, now I get it. It's magic: now you see it, now you don't
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yogo
13y ago
Thanks for mentioning this. I never thought to even search because often something like this is in AUR, which I never bother with. I will definitely take it for a spin now.
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yogo
13y ago
Yea, TheCoelacanth hit the nail on the head. I was referring to a nurse practitioner.
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yogo
13y ago
You're right. I mixed it all up.
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