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jetpackjoe
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About jetpackjoe
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Comment #46802765
It's never open data
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Comment #45773272
Can you promise the $5 tier isn't going away?
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Comment #42966176
You might be asking it too much, or not giving it enough context. I've found the Cursor Agent to work great when you give it a narrow scope and plenty of examples.
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Comment #42874682
CNN is reporting the helicopter came from Fort Belvoir. https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/plane-crash-dca-potomac-was...
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Comment #42635418
Not from the UK and not a lawyer, but if a new warrant was served, then not providing the password would be a new offense and double jeopardy would not apply
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Comment #38968055
I imagine that in the US, the actual prosecution is handled by US Attorneys though (the DOJ), and not the Post Office
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Comment #38933502
ChatGPT seems to handle this fine > Prompt: Give me the lyrics for Heigh Ho from the Cinderella Soundtrack > ChatGPT: "Heigh-Ho" is actually a song from the soundtrack of Disney's …
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Comment #38668201
> a penny would actually have more value, than it does now. That's literally deflation.
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Comment #38609697
Google domains was baked into GCP and had "enterprise" users. A service having a paid version doesn't mean anything.
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Comment #38588020
Yes, but messages from iPhones *to* androids is not encrypted.
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Comment #37771323
Technically, the infra comes from Rust macros, not comments.
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Comment #37237664
The YouTube channel "No Boilerplate" turned this into a 10-minute video version, for anyone that prefers video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=br3GIIQeefY
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Comment #36753456
I really appreciate not only stating that the dependencies were, but also the a brief description of why they were necessary or helpful.
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Comment #36702802
or for R&D, improving operations, or anything else that benefits the company.
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Comment #36523990
Its down for me
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Comment #34452323
Rather than use an extra column, I’ve taken to hashing the internal key (with a salt based on the entity type and some secret) to create the external facing ID.
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Comment #34442365
Doesn't keeping the seed remove the whole point of one time passwords? If an attacker steals at TOTP, its only good for (I think) less than a minute. If they steal the seed, its go…
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Comment #34416126
I think TypeScript, especially with a full stack framework such as Remix or Next, satisfies these two constraints.
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Comment #34377018
This seems similar to Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) provided by NextJS/Vercel https://nextjs.org/docs/basic-features/data-fetching/increme...
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Comment #32492846
Being able to CMD+c to copy things in a terminal is one of my favorite things about programming on a Mac. Ctrl+c to copy everywhere, except the terminal (there it instead is an int…
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Comment #31734329
What this article really misses is that if you exploit someone at slight better conditions than they were previously being exploited, you are still exploiting them, and morally res…
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Comment #30711333
Their status page is reflecting the new outages. Good on GitHub for actually updating that quickly.
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Comment #30711296
The github.com homepage, as well as api (via `gh`) are not working for me either.
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Comment #30166971
eek! sorry! It's there now
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Comment #30166213
I'm building out a new budgeting/personal finance app born out of frustration with YNAB. Would love someone skilled with UX to help me out with it. The front-end is a react applica…