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Comment #47946747
The Dutch government has a similar list[0] though less extensive and does not (yet) include repos from the new platform [0] https://oss.developer.overheid.nl/repositories
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Comment #46158770
which is at least detected by https://downdetectorsdowndetectorsdowndetectorsdowndetector....
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Comment #41939399
(2020)
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Comment #35053030
Yes, fixed in all (at the time) supported versions in October last year [0]. [0]: https://github.com/php/php-src/commit/248f647
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Comment #34442838
I have been using the Timeless skin [0] for quite some time now and the main reason I switched was that the content would be a bit more condensed towards the middle of the page. Th…
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Comment #34064724
There is a list of partners [0], I thought I had seen regexes at some point but I can no longer find them. [0]: https://docs.github.com/en/enterprise-cloud@latest/code-secu...
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Comment #33680441
He leaves behind a great legacy. I can highly recommend Blood Music, Eon, or Forge of God if you have never read one of his books. However, my personal favourite was actually the (…
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Comment #33266877
Cloudflare caches robots.txt by default when proxied (the only .txt-file that they automatically cache), for all other content the following from their ToS probably applies: > Use …
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Comment #33266802
GitHub has a soft limit of like 100 GB/month on transfers for Pages. According to the Adguard blog post traffic was already several TBs a day before the issue arose.
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Comment #31832387
> but want to make sure we do it right. Make sure you do it differently than how Muse Group did it with Audacity (specifically the announcement and explanation of why and what part…
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Comment #30553299
Previous discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30499150
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Comment #30316198
It has been an issue since September/October last year, but occasionally it seems to get worse (and then suddenly no spam mails).
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Comment #29948568
Scanning the LAN through your browser is nothing new. JS-Recon from AnD Labs [0] is a tool from 2010 that could do it. I have seen eBay [1], Facebook [2], and Halifax [3] do it too…
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Comment #29921812
> Can anyone tell me which other "large" projects have this capability? I'd say that all popular apps (Android/iOS) have such functionality. Most will probably use it for A/B testi…
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Comment #29918507
> Or you simply didn't know that Firefox made it the default a while ago. Oh, interesting! I did not know it is a default now. I can imagine why they would enable it by default, bu…
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Comment #29918268
Disabling DoH and properly closing Firefox most certainly works (for me). However, if you had enabled DoH then you probably do not want to turn it off, in which case disabling HTTP…
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Comment #29615555
I think this can also be a good thing, as long as you also use software which makes sure you have a distinct 'unique' fingerprint for each session. Not that I am a huge fan of Brav…
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Comment #29614997
I think this sounds more like some sort of fingerprinting attempt. It good to see that random access to these kind of resources fails due to new(er) browser controls. However, this…
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Comment #29604990
While I personally believe the questions stated were perfectly reasonable (and could have been genuine questions from someone), I can understand that people feel (legally) pressure…
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Comment #29473435
They increased the prices recently, without any VAT a new instance of the CX11 is now €3.49 p/month. I do hope they will start providing cloud instances without IPv4 soon too (they…
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Comment #29198005
Probably related to the Google Cloud "service disruption" that started earlier this morning: https://status.cloud.google.com/incidents/1xkAB1KmLrh5g3v9ZE... It was very frustrating…
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Comment #28906695
"What is the Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, The Universe, and Everything?" "The Ultimate Question" :(
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Comment #28384654
While theoretically secure, CBC ciphers are considered weak because of their implementation. They are more often than not vulnerable to padding oracle attacks. These issues have be…
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Comment #28011543
Unrelated to this topic, but Death's End is also a great book if you haven't started reading it. I can also recommend Ball Lightning which more or less takes place before the event…
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Comment #27952013
> Can you provide a link to the commit that fixes it? If I understand the issue [0] correctly, these two commits should be the fix: https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Android/comm…