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by zelon88 6y ago
This is why I host all my scripts locally on every web project. I think it's inconsiderate to users to make over a dozen external connections for things like Jquery or fonts just to view 3kb of text you want to show them.
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by zelon88 6y ago
And Facebook was written in PHP. That hardly means that PHP doesn't have flaws or quirks or drawbacks. And to your other point, I've never used docker or kubernetes and I am alive and fully functional without them. As far as I&#x2
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by zelon88 6y ago
I remember when they took away everybody's YT partnerships and killed everyone's monetized accounts. So many niche content creators just gave up after that. Many of them worked for a long time to get part way to their first $100 p
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by zelon88 6y ago
This is true but battery bars can be removed. I've got enough 5000mah SubC packs with one bad cell that I could probably make an entire good pack.
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by zelon88 6y ago
This is really, really cool. I might actually build one, but for SubC cells. I just bought a new 7c 5000mah NiMH pack yesterday for my Tamiya High Lift crawler because my old 5000mah is starting to go. I got about 3,000mah out of my last ru
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by zelon88 6y ago
Since electron is basically a headless browser, you would be opening up any app with an XSS vulnerability to any other app running in the runtime.
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by zelon88 6y ago
Unless you want to run extortion or blackmail against them.
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by zelon88 6y ago
I see what the author is getting at and it makes sense. However I'm having trouble following the logic. If I am reading this correctly "don't make dependency magnets, just make one monolithic base class that will eventually b
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by zelon88 6y ago
Notably absent is Amazon.
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by zelon88 6y ago
They have lost some of the magic I think. I remember as a child doing something similar with games. Back then I wasn't as skilled with games, and as a kid in the 90s it wasn't common to ask your mom or dad to "beat this level
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by zelon88 6y ago
I LOVE Proton. About 85% of my Windows games just... work. And probably 75% of the 15% that fail initially only require a little tweaking to make work. My only complaints are that steam uses arbitrary numbers instead of human readable label
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by zelon88 6y ago
Where is the Gopher version?
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by zelon88 6y ago
How do you reconcile other people's perceptions? The facts are defined insofar as we know we can't use the license if we actively frustrate worker associations, but from Amazon's perspective they are doing their employees a f
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Microsoft Fixes Exchange Server Zero-Days Exploited in Active Attacks(darkreading.com)
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by zelon88 6y ago
The rabbit hole was worth it... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latch-up https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-event_upset https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiation_hardening
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by zelon88 6y ago
I didn't assign anyone leftist and I agree that to do so is silly. But it is somewhat noteworthy that the connotation exists, don't you think? Honest question, perhaps it's that they're just more socially aware? That the
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by zelon88 6y ago
Voat wasn't viable [1], 4Chan wasn't viable [2], 8Chan was screwed over by their own moderator [3], Gab obviously isn't secure [4], and Parler was neither secure nor viable [5]. Daily Stormer survived by the skin of their tee
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by zelon88 6y ago
> I'll cut them some slack if their public platforms have some bugs... Your generosity naively assumes that given enough time they would resolve your concerns. That is never the case with these anti-social social media companies. It
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by zelon88 6y ago
The American government isn't the only one you have to worry about.
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by zelon88 6y ago
If you only have one IP and don't care which account you compromise you could try running a couple thousand requests then switch usernames to run a couple thousand more... rinse, repeat.
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by zelon88 6y ago
How is expecting things to work "having an agenda?" For the longest time Chrome would search google first before local DNS for FQDNs. When I reported that years ago they labelled it "wontfix." In Chrome 69 they started s
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by zelon88 6y ago
It is ironic that so many developers are taking the time to complain on the bug tracker but won't simply write Chrome out of their org. I did that at a place and most of the users didn't even realize something had changed. No deve
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by zelon88 6y ago
The problem is that Google stands on both sides of this relationship. With Firefox there are borders around where your browser ends and the sites you visit begin. Google has been blurring that line between browser and content ever since sin
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by zelon88 6y ago
This is pretty neat looking. I am really digging the UI. Would you ever consider making this open-source? It would be a great addition to the Awesome-Selfhosted list. [1] [1] https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesom
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by zelon88 6y ago
I found this after a little bit of scrolling. It was not obvious at first, but this is a self-hosted personal social CMS of some kind...... > Socialhome is best described as a #federated personal profile with social networking functional
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by zelon88 6y ago
This was a great read. It is very thought provoking and inspiring. Something you could read and contemplate every day for a year. Bravo!
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by zelon88 6y ago
I don't disagree with this post, but why bother? You have to go further than that. If you don't go all the way you might as well not even bother. Even the blog hosting this article uses Google Fonts. So what, you didn't give
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by zelon88 6y ago
And when Amazon dodges everything that gets thrown at them the burnt-out regulators will probably find some mom-and-pop store to take out their frustration on instead.
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by zelon88 6y ago
And then everyone unironically agrees how terrible it is that the overworked and underpaid warehouse worker won't be able to feed his family anymore. Like these jobs were ever doing a good job of feeding anyone on the $30k they pay.
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by zelon88 6y ago
I've been saying this for years. It's refreshing to see someone else hold the same opinion. Having arbitrary amounts that don't scale is both bribery and slavery. A speeding ticket for example that cripples someone with low i

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