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st3fan
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Comment #49256967
If you are on GitHub then you can also disable issues and only allow pulls from contributors (you). Then you still develop “in the open” but don’t take contributions.
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Comment #49244007
Why is this not available for Linux?
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Comment #49129080
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Comment #49091768
Give this a try https://infosec.exchange/@st3fan/117000352530023032
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Comment #49090090
Only those that you shared the public link for?
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Comment #49027750
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Correlation_does_not_imply_cau...
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Comment #48969848
Same. I really want to file a proper bug report for this but I haven't been able to really dig into the details and the last thing I want is a "ghostty is a cpu hog" kind of report…
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Comment #48960904
"LLM-assisted code review won't be a huge disruptor" is quite the prediction. Because it already is in a very big way. The take on LLMs seems incredibly out of date and out of touc…
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Comment #48895169
Sounds like you have some new material to teach for Vibecademy.
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Comment #48777813
Why not Templ? Does it do something different or better?
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Comment #48746403
My ARM64 experiment started in 2020 with the MacBook Air M1 and I have not looked back. ARM on the desktop or your lap is possible.
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Comment #48634318
I call BS on that story
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Comment #48634285
Browsers are also a continuous finger printing target.
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Comment #48634241
It is opt-in on iOS for Applications. Applications have to declare upfront what sites they will communicate with. It is called app transport security. if you don't set it up your a…
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Comment #48634173
On iOS those are collected and sent to the developer via the OS so you would still get them via Xcode. Sentry would obviously not work.
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Comment #48489102
For 350 USD, and note that this is without a case, storage and power, you can also buy a N100 or N150 mini pc. The Pi was supposed to be cheap. What happened.
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Comment #48387583
There is no excuse. GitHub runs a great program on HackerOne and it should just have been submitted there. Also note that the person who found this was pissed because they had a di…
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Comment #48364364
Loud fans and 4 hours of battery life?
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Comment #48322005
How do you “feed data into a model” ? Use the correct terminology and concepts please. It is important.
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Comment #48263007
please don’t generalize. there is no “we” .. “we” are all different and i can tell you from experience that there are also many people and teams who use go and prefer ORMs and fram…
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Comment #47734770
Weird .. macOS is still completely open is my experience. Can you give an example?
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Comment #47734755
Such a classic. Played these for many hours as a kid.
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Comment #47651342
But now I need a DPA with ComplyTech and send all my data there first ... Nice ad folks.
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Comment #47517162
The privacy angle here is wrong, or at least incomplete. The reason for that is that your ISP is most likely capturing all your unencrypted DNS traffic (port 53) to build that exac…