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jakejarvis

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About jakejarvis

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    Acquired by Zoom (yes, that Zoom) and left to rot. A huge loss for the internet IMO. :(

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    Comment #31021226

    I've noticed the same, and it's an incredibly hard habit to break!

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    Comment #29057093

    I believe a big chunk (the majority?) of this comes from a fairly simple deal to set Google as the default search engine in Safari. Facebook doesn't have something similar to lever…

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    Comment #28525527

    They posted this insanely embarrassing "security bulletin" yesterday as well: https://blog.travis-ci.com/2021-09-13-bulletin > As a reminder from the Support Team, cycling your sec…

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    Comment #25634732

    root / hunter2

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    Comment #24918946

    Since the post mentions already relying on Cloudflare for help with traffic, I enabled Cloudflare's new Automatic Platform Optimization [0] on a client's website as a test last wee…

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    Comment #24776404

    Binged Schitt’s Creek over the last few weeks and David shouting “Alexis!” triggered all of my Sonos speakers. Every. Single. Time.

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    Comment #24656513

    > it's enough to file a Pull Request, not needing for it to be accepted This part never made any sense to me. Such an easy fix to make.

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    Comment #24645272

    Huh? Google already controls the entirety of the Phone app — if you're convinced they want to eavesdrop on your calls, they certainly don't need you to enable this feature to do so…

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    Comment #24638153

    Commento is super easy to self-host with Docker, highly recommend it! https://gitlab.com/commento/commento

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    Comment #24617578

    Much of the article pulls from interesting/terrifying first-hand reports on Reddit, which are still pouring in: > We are down in Florida. It’s a hot mess in the ER today. EMS diver…

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    Comment #23708549

    That's my understanding of how it's worked for decades... 1. Check for tag(s) 2. Check for /favicon.ico 3. ...give up? Someone correct me if I'm wrong!

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    Comment #23708450

    And the iOS browser it seems: https://github.com/duckduckgo/iOS/blob/1ae03d7221180bd6791cf...

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    Comment #22907942

    Their stubbornness around WebM is even more frustrating to me, honestly.

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    Comment #22763989

    Or Gitea, if you want to use a fraction of the resources! I use it solely as a GitHub backup — you can mirror Git repositories from anywhere and it pulls changes on a schedule. Lit…

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    Comment #22763555

    Even our static assets from raw.githubusercontent.com are throwing 500s. Whatever it is, it sounds like a pretty widespread failure...

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    Comment #22306553

    What a shame. But I really appreciated (and was shocked by) how long they kept it maintained after acquisition, and I’m finding Microsoft To-Do a comfortable equivalent so far.

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    via https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/gl-infra/readiness/tree/master... : > 1. Once traffic is ensured to flow though Cloudflare, we initiate decommission of Route53. > We would disabl…

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