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Comment #48538255
Working on growing the customer base and marketing efforts for https://tempmaildetector.com . Nothing glamorous, but it's got to be done. I did expose some interesting stats which …
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Comment #47834719
Great read. I also recently moved everything over from DO to Hetzner for https://tempmaildetector.com across different regions*, and greatly simplified the server infra in the proc…
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Comment #45615474
+1 to running services on physical servers, OVH in my case. I'm really enjoying CI pushing to servers and having managed database provided by a 3rd party like Mongo Atlas.
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Comment #45566520
Working away at https://TempMailDetector.com , a privacy focused disposable email detection API which only requires the domain part and not the user part of the email. The service …
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Comment #45251240
I used to use Google fonts a fair amount, but why do I need to download a font when my browser/os already have a reasonable amount of good ones? Engineer aesthetic/logic maybe? I h…
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Comment #45198497
Kagi is a polished product. This is drying someones laundry.
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Comment #45196166
A top contender for “not the onion”. > Hegseth concurred with Trump's contention. > "We changed the name after World War II from the Department of War to the Department of Defense …
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Comment #45169734
I think what you want is this: https://github.com/mlc-ai/web-llm
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Comment #44960330
Looking further * uBlock Origin and Lite have it as an option under Filter List > Privacy > Block Outsider Intrusion into LAN * Brave prevents it, tested with Aggressively block Tr…
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Comment #44959997
Very interesting. Having looked at NoScript it seems like you can disable LAN as a default value under the allow tab.
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Comment #44934652
Funny. I definitely knew there were some unique characteristics, but this took it to a new level.
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Comment #44911882
Agree, the local translation is borderline unusable. I've had to change browsers as a result.
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Comment #44712388
I appreciate your sentiment, and agree to a point. There’s a time and a place for both disposable email addresses as well as blocking apis. Assume you offer a free trial with LLM c…
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Comment #44711045
I’m working on https://tempmaildetector.com and more specifically a Wordpress plugin to support it: https://wordpress.org/plugins/temp-mail-detector-block-tempo... The plugin offer…
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Comment #44682386
A red flag for you yes, but your parents?
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Comment #44682363
My advice here is pretty standard: If you get an email that requires an action, go to the website directly. Don't click any links. It adds friction, but does solve the problem. For…
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Comment #44202235
I think it’s fairly clear from everyone’s comments that this is a card testing scheme. Now it’s how you respond to it that matters. You’re essentially playing a game of cat and mou…
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Comment #41400396
+1 to WireGuard. For people new to it, there are some great scripts which set up and configure it for you like https://github.com/Nyr/wireguard-install
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Comment #41400343
You would think they would make the differentiation quite obvious. Thanks for the TNMOC tip.