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epse

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About epse

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/epse; my proof: https://keybase.io/epse/sigs/NbPJiuDPPAEVc3K3oxhqqQUyu9iyaIGpbhS9Z3HOQkA ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #47611346

    That is not a pure upgrade, GPL may well be the "better" / safer / trusted /... option for some

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    Comment #46119486

    Cloud flare taking a strong anti ai scraping stance. Then turning around and acquiring an AI hosting service also feels contradictory

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    Comment #43480496

    Posting is my personal favourite https://github.com/darrenburns/posting

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    Comment #43409178

    You probably got served an Anubis challenge first, doing some computations to block (LLM) scraper bots, which does slow down loading by a second or so

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    Comment #43033904

    And halfway down the page background becomes bright pink for me??

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    Comment #42866172

    #1 destroys peoples willingness to publish and unfairly hogs bandwidth / creates costs for small hosters #2 makes a big corp a bit angry Indeed not the same thing

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    Comment #42802223

    PWA's just got a callout in the OP, freshly supported since this year

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    Comment #42045182

    Is there a significant difference between that package and SageMath / XCas / Octave and friends? While a bit arcane, I've always been a great fan of xcas

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    Comment #41319823

    Indeed, but listing LaTeX as "No scripting" seems odd at best

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    Comment #41317533

    The rather mild water resistance on that model always has me doubting..

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    Comment #38706600

    The flightplans get shared and updated with every involved area. Usually those can say no ahead of time and always at the time of airspace entry (entering US airspace for example) …

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    Comment #38706585

    > Are controllers expected to.... Yes. Yes they are Now granted there is usually a second planner controller that does not talk to traffic but is responsible for looking ahead, per…

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    Comment #38066358

    I think he just means it comes with all the functions of the calculator, that there's nothing the calculator can do that python can't

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    Comment #37873675

    I thought most of the alternatives used summary as a title and description as a body, which is how we've been writing it as well? Or am I out of wack here?

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    Comment #37829054

    Yup it's electron, even sometimes prompts me to "use the app" while using the app... anyway that thing is getting deprecated anyway

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    Comment #37695329

    Relies very strongly on simple airgapping. Can't do anything to it if there's no wires in the direction you want. Can't remotely hack if there's nothing antenna connected that can …

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    Comment #37695134

    Most places in the US, but accurate

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    Comment #37552664

    I think the parent means that RPG styling in his KeenWrite system would take some elbow grease, not LaTeX

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    Comment #37388668

    I don't think your issue is super uncommon, I experience it myself, as does most of my family. Unless all of us share an undiagnosed condition of course

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    Comment #36928069

    Are you just casually degrading an entire continent? Impressive

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    Comment #35844024

    Am I missing something with regard to the abuse here? I don't see how this is worse for impersonation than the current famousPerson#8392 and famousPerson#8292 where nobody ever rem…

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    Comment #35826182

    Is it? By their own admission they have ample evidence, needed to prove their time

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    Comment #34994283

    Probably, but even Windows would break in this scenario. It interprets the hardware clock as being in local time and derives UTC from that (you can change that with a registry chan…

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    Comment #34242869

    If you're talking about the "saner" service OP talks about at the end, I read that as 90 days and then you have to start paying

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    Comment #33918832

    Some do, some don't. That said, I haven't said a option to reject scopes on any of the big oauth providers