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tjhorner

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About tjhorner

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #47158721

    (Oops: *any more allowed)

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    Comment #47156547

    The post raises several points that I wholeheartedly agree with, but the framing is poor and honestly kind of elitist (or just short-sighted). Maybe to the point that I think much …

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    Comment #47156390

    It obviously depends on local laws, but it's very commonly illegal to sell prepared food without a license/permit. You might not get caught selling food on FB Marketplace, but that…

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    Comment #47070268

    I'm interested in how the poison data was generated and why it's "practically endless". It looks like bits of code, structured data, and prose, but with small modifications that ma…

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    Comment #46993964

    Yes, I'm with you there. In either case, their behavior is unacceptable and reads as bad faith.

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    Comment #46991285

    Did you really think posting this comment[1] in the PR would be interpreted charitably? > Original PR from #31132 but now with 100% more meat. Do you need me to upload a birth cert…

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    Comment #46328543

    Who says you need to pipe the entire document with JSON-LD directly into the context window? I agree, that is very wasteful. You can just parse the relevant bits out and convert th…

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    Comment #44963436

    Anubis doesn't target crawlers which run JS (or those which use a headless browser, etc.) It's meant to block the low-effort crawlers that tend to make up large swaths of spam traf…

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    Comment #44174899

    I don't think that's the threat model here. The concern is regarding potentially sensitive information being sent to a third-party system without being able to audit which informat…

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    Comment #41891381

    Immich uses SvelteKit for its frontend: https://github.com/immich-app/immich I’ve used it as a reference for a NestJS+SvelteKit app in the past, they did a pretty good job.

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    Comment #41713079

    The forks aren't actually automatically taken down in most cases. The claimant must list every individual fork in the claim. Which I love, because it's kind of petty but still foll…

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    Comment #14896315

    Top of the device, secured with a simple philips head screw during use, easily accessible.

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    Comment #14566905

    > Telegram stores the messages you send/receive unencrypted on their servers. They don't. From the Telegram FAQ: "Cloud chats are stored encrypted in the Telegram Cloud, and the ke…