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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
You could always try using cloudflare's Zero Trust features, I use cloudflared to avoid opening any ports and attracting pesky scanners.
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Show HN: Flux: Simplify your Golang web app deployments(github.com)
1 points by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago|0 comments
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
breakcore 100% volume
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
If you're struggling with bot activity, there's lots of different solutions all with varying levels of reliability, you could go for extreme solutions like text message verification, or email, or you could opt for ReCAPTCHA, which
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
Static sites are just so much better, for users, and for developers.
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
A captcha can help in some scenarios, but they can be easily bypassed most of the time if anyone really wanted to.
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
I think the way you support publishers is one of a few things * they list a patreon or librepay or whatever and you support them directly * They have ads and they ask you nicely to disable your adblocker (as long as they are unobtrusive I&#
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
Honestly, I'd expect something more from teenage engineering, not an uninspired metal box.
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
parallel processing strikes again
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
I mean, I guess compared to average web developers who have dont have simplicity in their vocabulary, and they think more complexity = more better somehow, then yes, Rails is miles better, but if you are reasonable, Rails is far from the si
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
check your memory and open conversations, see if you ever mentioned your location. It might also have knowledge of conversations deleted within the past 30 days, but I'm not 100% sure. Possibly the search engine used your IP to get loc
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
> It should be obvious to say that if—or once—all user agents handle CSS the same way, there’s no need for a CSS reset. I think I disagree, for one, browsers default is not what we expect, a few weeks ago I forgot to put `<meta name=&
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
Ah yes, the pinochle of simplicity, Rails...
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
Sign the petition here! https://javascript.tm/sign
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
The DOJ is 'considering' forcing a sale, but final judgement will happen in early to mid 2025.
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
The first time I saw one of these when I booted into windows for the first time in like a few months I nearly shot myself.
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
https://grep.app/api/search?q=%s ?
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
I do not see this being followed or honored at all.
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
fine by me
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
maybe this is a hot take, but if this is what it takes to prevent Bluesky from turning into the cespool that twitter is, then yes, ban them.
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
call me cynical, but for a website with the header "Frontend. Backend. Pure Python." that ships 12.6MB of JS has me skeptical. If I was going to uproot everything anyways, which, to be honest, I am, I would choose Go, not another
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
whatever works best for you is the best OS. Whatever tooling you are using is likely going to work on any of the big three, and if it doesnt, you can always built it yourself ;).
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
The web is intrinsically a patch job, continually worsening year after year. Encryption solves more than just a MiTM attack, and I always thought it was to avoid snooping from bad actors, but realistically, if a bad actor is in a position w
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
Hey John, I really appreciate this type of work, but $500/mo or $60k a year is a lot in my opinion. You guys are probably targeting a much larger user than I would be, and for enterprise users (ie tens or hundreads of thousands of requ
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
I love Crystal and I love to see the gradual improvements to the language over time. Now, I've never really been a huge fan of how Crystal just willy nilly breaks things in a casual release, but even though it's version starts wit
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
who am I if not Zoe?
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
yeah, sorry about that. Take this picture of my cat as an apology https://imgur.com/a/CqvxDsn
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
I think ZQDGR is more a script runner vs air and simplereload being helpers or build tools. I think ZQDGR can be used in that way, but it's not explicitly designed to be. In the end, use whatever tool works for you, I built ZQDGR becau
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Show HN: ZQDGR a Script Runner for Golang(github.com)
21 points by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago|7 comments
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
I mean yeah, you can use it as a proxy, but if your concern is rate limiting, the Tor network is unlikely to help you, most websites will blast you with CAPTCHAs.

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