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Comment #48971720
Any chance Apple Private Relay still works? That’s why I stick to Safari. Am a paying Kagi user.
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Comment #48953725
You don't need it, they've migrated to motherless.xxx.
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Comment #48614731
Damn. The "iPhone last setup or erased on ..." is really nasty. What can a user really do about that? I feel like this should be fudged somehow by the OS.
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Comment #47931589
Haha, as a former maintainer to one of these tools, it makes me laugh to see someone pop a shell. Creative, nice work, nice resource.
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Comment #45036524
I’d be interested to see a benchmark of actually selecting rows by manually specifying the partition vs not. This benchmark seems to be pure computation of the hash value, which I …
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Comment #44448030
We’re looking for a distributed Go cache. We don’t want to round trip to a network endpoint in the ideal path, but we run multiple instances of our monolith and we want a shared ca…
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Comment #43358987
I haven’t benchmarked this, but I have recently benchmarked Spark Streaming vs self-rolled Go vs Bento vs RisingWave (which is also in Rust) and RW matched/exceeded self-rolled, an…
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Comment #37430422
It works but it shows phone numbers rather than contact names and you can’t assign a name to a number without giving access to your entire contacts … it ticks me off.
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Comment #37106795
What’s this “neural information retrieval system” thing about? I’m just hacking away and presenting the LLM with some JSON data from our metrics database and making it answer user …
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Comment #36953835
I always set `RestartSec`.
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Comment #36586493
No, it isn’t. Browser root programs have certificate transparency (SCT embedding) requirements which would immediately reveal to the world if an ISP started to use a trusted root t…
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Comment #36254093
I think the title buries the most horrifying part of this. The HiCA certificate authority is relying on an RCE to do an end-run around the semantics of the ACME HTTP-01 validation …
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Comment #36181083
There is years and years and years of amazing content and community on Reddit. Rallying people around a replacement looks challenging. I am hopeful that it happens.
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Comment #35078743
ELI5 OpenXLA vs TensorRT? Are they solving the same problem, just that the former is not married to NVIDIA devices?
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Comment #34378737
Is Amazon-managed encryption (SSE-S3) mostly a checklist/regulatory thing? Like, is it mainly protecting against somebody walking out of a DC with a storage device?
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Comment #34035345
In this context, I think "requires DNSSEC" is an opinion at best. "Requires" is probably the wrong word. You are welcome to use CAA accounturi without DNSSEC and it will be effecti…
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Comment #32699684
schoen wrote a nice post here: https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/peter-eckersley-may-his-...
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Comment #31511239
There is a clear reason not to use Authy, which is that making your data portable is extremely annoying. No export function. I ended up writing a 3rd party Authy client just to get…
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Comment #30647406
>Looking externally at the company they’re listed as having 50,000-100,000 employees Uhhhh. Do you mean Apple or Spotify? Spotify's 2021 Q4 press release says: >At the end of Q4, o…
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Comment #28624894
And then combine it with `--libcurl program.c`!
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Comment #28295528
Thanks! And you're right, sorry for jumping on you like that.
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Comment #28295444
It's kinda true. I haven't been able to disable older TLS for my Cloudflare Pages domains. The setting you mentioned is ineffective for that product. Based on what I've read on the…
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Comment #28014704
As with others, I trust Apple to safeguard this information waaaay more than constantly rolling the dice with shady app publishers every time I sign up to something. That I can sig…