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genuinebyte

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About genuinebyte

Website: https://genbyte.dev

GitHub: https://github.com/genuinebyte Twitter @genuinebyte Email: brad@genbyte.dev

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    > Even after a repository has been taken down due to what appears to be a valid claim, we will ensure that repository owners can export their issues and PRs and other repository da…

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    Comment #25032578

    As a heads-up, the "wannehireme.com/" overlaps your input on Firefox.

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    Comment #24941206

    The best description of dates and CSV files I've heard by far. Bravo. "Csv files are a little bit like like dates: superficially simple, with lots of corner cases. Largely for the …

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    Comment #24831595

    Hey, this seems really cool! At a glance, they look really well designed. Did you create all of these?

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    Comment #24831517

    :D. Creating quotable content since 2020 ;p

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    Comment #24831132

    Here, I found this really useful to understand hashes: https://crackstation.net/hashing-security.htm

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    Comment #24815463

    I love this. It's ridiculous and interesting and it's the kind of software I love. Good job! I'm a fan.

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    Comment #24751558

    Wow, this is awesome! Great concept and a beautiful result!

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    Comment #24418488

    I think I know what you mean. I try to wrap at 80 col. and I often need to go back and edit a paragraph, which breaks all my wrapping.

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    Comment #24242730

    I'll bite: Why?

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    Comment #23743108

    I don't know what language you're using, but if you want help I'd be happy to do it. I just built an E-commerce site with NodeJS using Stripe as the payment processing (PayPal is n…

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    Comment #23743063

    This is an interesting idea. I find reading code isn't always linear, so I'm interested to see what you come up with.

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    Comment #23743011

    I've recently setup Syncthing and it worked great. I'd appreciate if it allowed me to cut out all relays and just connect directly to my servers, but maybe I just haven't found out…

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    Comment #23387802

    The Rich would be allowed to level anyone they see fit with minimal financial loss.

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    Comment #22252492

    Two domain names got bought a week after I searched them on GoDaddy. It could very well be a coincidence, but it's tainted my perception of them.

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    Comment #22252467

    I'm really liking the blog of Amos: https://amos.me/ . I haven't actually read many articles but I like what I've read. I know this might be unpopular, but I also like to read Drew…

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    Comment #22252433

    I use Namecheap for names and the Linode nameservers for DNS. I have a few nanodes (Linode's lowest VPS tier), so it makes sense to use their servers.

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    Comment #21845861

    I'd like to chime in here and suggest you have a look at PeerTube. https://joinpeertube.org/en/ I haven't tried it yet but it uses the BitTorrent protocol for video retrieval, so t…

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    Comment #21785219

    Hello! Is the code available to look at anywhere? I'd like to stare at it intensely.

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