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by zhfliz 4y ago
fwiw, there's an unofficial desktop app: https://github.com/vladimiry/ElectronMail
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by zhfliz 4y ago
UA spofing used to work some time ago, as I was definitely using it that way. it seems they recently changed something, because now I can't even load the login page properly anymore due to X-Frame-Options disallowing the embed of the a
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by zhfliz 4y ago
works fine with no issues at all for me on uBlock origin. unless you're talking about literal uBlock, which i can't comment on.
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by zhfliz 4y ago
easily solved by adding multiple MFA options, e.g. multiple security keys.
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by zhfliz 4y ago
not arguing in favor of op but there's also legal reasons to not keep data.
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by zhfliz 4y ago
most registrars will only let you buy a domain for a max of an expiration date 10 years from today, so after 10 years initial registration you'll be able to renew for 9 years at most.
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by zhfliz 4y ago
https://github.com/python/typeshed also provides community maintained stub packages for packages that are lacking upstream type hints
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by zhfliz 4y ago
Telekom already does this for a very long time, at least in Germany. see for example https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10645577
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by zhfliz 4y ago
until kernel 5.0 swap files were not supported on btrfs. there's also some limitations, see https://btrfs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/btrfs-man5.html#swapf...
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by zhfliz 4y ago
while it's certainly something that's unlikely to be exploited by a remote attacker, local privilege escalation is a real issue. details on the LPE are not yet released, it's only shown in the video. assuming the LPE is real
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by zhfliz 4y ago
indeed, hence > helps with the default settings of including that in the cache key I didn't know about response streaming being configurable, it seems to be enabled by default and configurable for enterprise customers: https:/
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by zhfliz 4y ago
generally, adding random query params like ?1, ?2, ?12345 helps with the default settings of including that in the cache key. that will also work in this instance. you won't however see it slowly send the response as you do on http:&#
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by zhfliz 5y ago
it's impossible for github to block this. you just need to do a git clone and you get all the email addresses in the commit history of a repository. unless you're talking about your publicly displayed email address (visible to log
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by zhfliz 5y ago
> Push back against online censorship, cancel culture, and privacy invasion. > Informed by principles on digital rights. surely a trustworthy site both claiming to be pro privacy and in the same notice asking for your email address in
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by zhfliz 5y ago
specifically for your terraform example, wouldn't it make more sense to have the PR merged only when apply was successful? i'm not sure how well that can be represented in GH actions, but that would surely be the better option? yo
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by zhfliz 5y ago
fwiw, you can use approvals using environments: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/deployment/targeting-diff...