chrisMyzel

We implemented a random fake client-HED34A@mycompany.io account being automatically created upon a user hit's our 'Get Started' Button. The user can then lateron decide to create a real account. If our client wants to come back later they can either write down their fake & random email@mycompany.io & login just with that (it's only known by them) or enter their real address

Also does it come with.vim keybindings :D

Sure but you might have forgotten your root password and remembered your disk encryption pw

encryption password ≠ root password , at least not for me :-)

Math!

Push aside your intelect for a second everybody, stop discussing, start building. Make groups for ideas - you did not understand the article, it did not ask for your opinion but for YOU taking action, if not now then when?

Push aside your interlect for a second everybody, stop discussing, start building. Make groups for ideas - you did not understand the article, it did not ask for your opinion but for YOU taking action, if not now then when?

Deploying airflow workers took me loads of sweat to get used to - will defenitely try this

Great - i started yesterday using org-roam and got many ideas out of my head. Found it by reading about zettelkasten (in the fabolous "Where good ideas come from - The History of innovation") and DevonThink (which i really miss, not avail for linux) and googled for alternatives

Isn't it when Windows and OSX would be ooen source we'd only be able to find the real number of vuln.

If you have already expertise in Aviation in-house - why not aviation. It's currently still a very slow moving industry but spacecrafts were once too. Further there's General Aviation which has already a strong software market around tablet/pc based navigation and flight planning but lacks to see anything truly "disruptive".

Except for last week (jitsi sucked whenever it was more than two people) we've been doing weekly videocalls for 11 months via meet.jit.si between Hamburg (Germany), Goa (India) & South Cambodia with almost zero issues - we even kicked out webex since jitsi had dial in

Oh Let's Encrypt - what a chaos tuesday this was for me - I was informed yesterday, 19:00 (UTC+7) and it was a fun evening - many befriended companies and their clients where not informed at all.

Funny to find out the otherwise awesome traefik has no force-renewal other than messing around with acme.json until it renews

"ZUGFeRD leverages an important feature of PDF/A-3 (ISO 19005-3) which allows to embed attachments of arbitrary types into the PDF/A document"

Oh - you mean I can send documents that have arbitrary payloads to my tax office? That sounds interesting.

I'm missing the.CTA - afzer reading desktop based I want to click download and try it out

Is this about internal combustion engine management?

So a wing only aircraft of 8m wingspan is able to sustainly fly? What does a loss of 1, -1, -90000 translate to or is this a relative value. Did you find out if this matches real world experiments?

I see a big Y, a small (scroll?) animation, the rest is WSOD

haha very nice - but some devs out there still believe today that base64 is encrypted - think I've seen entire websites around it warning.that it is not...think teachers should be trained to find people like you and me and realize how much of worth is behind those early hacking skills

Thumbsup for sandstorm - my conpany is extensivly using it with a small team and external clients.

For those who dont know what it is:

Single Sing On with an App Store. Better explained:

You create one account and then can create/edit/share/copy projects of completely unrelated software . So lets say you create a gitlab installation, 3 etherpad projects, 5 wekan (trello clone) boards and then share them with your team/client/family by just adding their email adresses - awesome tool!

You can build pretty good "spam viruses" with that commans and a simple shell script forcing someone to confirm thousands of messages or reboot the computer

If your into Dev &| Ops the example of A/B testing should be something that you engineer in really no time. Be it reconfiguring your existing webserver or re-using an elastic search instance your anyway running I think it's like cooking an Asian meal as an Italian cook, you have the tools , you have the knowledge.

would anyone please explain a practical non scientific example what one could do with this project given a arbitrary and complex graph being fed as an input

So can once and forever tell me someone why I can be tracked by a 3rd party app when I explicitly disable location services in my android phone? I'm not.talking about the device vendor or OS maker.

Can it really be so many people are so god damn stupid to leave that service on all the time or is it me here being goddamn stupid and naive :)

Using wallabag (o.s. Pocket like alternative) for bookmarks and it saves a copy of the website in a screenreader mode fashion so text and images - so far I have around 2k links in there and it takes no significant size so far

I saw recently how FB tricks around adblockers and it made me mad and curious at the same time

@author I have worked for W3C a while - think the best bet would be to fork the WebRTC repo and propose a new Draft/ an edit of the current via Github. Most guidelines and contact adresses are publicx available. Your looking to contact the "Web Realtime-Communication Workinggroup". Theres regular worldwide meetings in W3C where one or multiple representatives of a regional office are in an 1hr call together and update each other. If you'd send a motivated email to any local w3c office that would propably also make it to a discussion in such a meeting e.g. on how to treat individuals as the.current buisiness model of W3C relies on paid membership.

working again!

didnt find it without the notebook but here you find the source https://github.com/nickwalton/AIDungeon

same for me

is it down? getting a 403 "Could not fetch resource at https://clients6.google.com/drive/v2beta/files/1u7flclharvMc...: 403"

Guess too many people trying to access it will limit Colab's free offering :)

Why is it on colab anyway?

EDIT: is anybody else experiencing this, I'm using the official play link from the website which points to --> https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1u7flclharvMchwWHY7Y...