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id guess that most resolvers have a least recently used (LRU) policy

Bring back PB Crisps!

Dell did this too with their workstation laptops, Dell Pro Max 16 Plus. :/

Seems squarely in the "cost of doing business" category

Pay to play teeth

Unfortunately, this is common for bug bounties.

+1 for qubes. with some effort you can get a really nice stack with segmented git, disposable coding agents, package cachers, firewalls, and network visibility.

It wouldnt be _that_ surprising since they committed widespread copyright violations building the models, plus the recent Apple IP theft...

LGTM. copyright laws don't matter anymore.

Does it also make my Mac irritable?

FastAPI depends on "starlette>=0.46.0"

Seems reasonable to me

> Is there any evidence of this being intentional? A Vercel engineer commented "overall our goal isn't to only collect data, it's to make the Vercel plugin amazing for building and…

dub techno, e.g. https://www.youtube.com/@Scienide1995_Deep_and_Dub

> 3. I didn't have a 2D printer at home, tried to 3D print the shipping label This sentence really captures the absurdity of this story.

Do they even specify which types are blocked?

“The proof is left as an exercise …”

Istio is not a k8s orchestration layer though

Looks interesting, thanks for sharing

Monokai feels like home. I always return to it

and the tarnished security of those products

Not a silly or useless idea at all. Ive seen a custom built ORM that parsed a CEL-like syntax into a SQL query using a query builder. It was pretty nifty. The use-case was to allow…

Who remembers the christmas easter egg fiasco? https://blog.shunliang.io/frontend/2018/12/25/the-ant-design...

Exactly. Raivo OTP iOS app was sold last year and recently pushed an update that deleted all users codes. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40523411 . Very suspicious