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doakes
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Comment #46963717
"After you checkout, we’ll email you a private download link that includes everything you need."
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Comment #45495026
This is my exact experience! I really tried for 6 months and I just couldn't avoid fumbling around. For example, the experience of going in/out of fullscreen is jarring. What's fun…
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Comment #44955304
Ironically, this year has been particularly good for salmon fishing in south-central Alaska, where the large majority of the population lives. But who knows for how long.
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Comment #44204370
Same thing happened to me
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Comment #44173393
Very cool! I like the different modes. I've always been fascinated with this space and products like Leap Motion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXghYjh6Gro
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Comment #43957548
I work in this space of measuring (mostly coastal) water levels and it's pretty amazing how many different vertical datums there are. When people say something has a height of X, y…
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Comment #42011670
In my area it's becoming very popular for schools (middle and high) to restrict phones. They put them in the pouch things. I'm a bit surprised how much the parents support it. Talk…
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Comment #41381437
Shouldn't be a hard sell to developers. According to this year's StackOverflow survey, Phoenix is by far the most admired web framework (10% above the second most popular). Elixir …
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Comment #41010519
If people didn't notice, this was built by a 13 year old. This is a fun space to be building stuff in. Neat little project and I hope you keep it up!
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Comment #40676557
I don't understand the answers to your "what is a legitimate website with a malicious owner" question, but I kinda see this as the same concern as downloading a phone app that requ…
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Comment #40610324
I never realized just how thin these displays are. Very cool!
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Comment #40151939
Misinformation is a security risk that comes both from deliberate sabotage as well as monetary incentives. If it bleeds, it leads. I'm not in favor of censorship like this or socia…
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Comment #40139196
Val town has a cool idea of making gists runnable: https://www.val.town/
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Comment #40091408
That was fast! I've really been enjoying Double, thanks for your work.
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Comment #39972659
Thanks for clarifying
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Comment #39972368
Interesting! I wonder how long ago (if ever) eclipses weren't even possible
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Comment #39972212
Is it just coincidence that from our point of view the moon looks like it's the exact same size as the sun? Or is there something else going on?
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Comment #39908234
What's your source for the IP addresses?
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Comment #39896488
Are you saying POCs are pointless unless a script kiddie can use it?
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Comment #39773402
"The development of teler IDS is currently on hold. However, we're thrilled to inform you that we've decided to take a bold step by embarking on a complete refactor, starting from …
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Comment #39643222
I'm less than 500 meters as well and it's pretty surprising how much I enjoy going into the office. I was previously working from home for several years and never thought I'd go ba…
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Comment #39624001
Ok, that makes a lot more sense. If a company provides a chat bot/assistant, you can trick it into exposing company data it has access to. Thanks
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Comment #39621890
That was my thought. Since you could also convince them to paste "javascript:..." into their URL bar and that's not an issue to Google.
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Comment #39621474
So is the idea (for the last/$20k one) that you would convince someone to paste your maliciously crafted prompt to steal their data? The other post[0] of the same exploit is really…
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Comment #39566202
Which link checker(s) do you use?