having issues with cloudflare as well
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[ my public key: https://keybase.io/nickporter; my proof: https://keybase.io/nickporter/sigs/GFAe8SEqBAepbwkbBuEwYjjHty1bxbGxYv33LWJtJac ]
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This ensures everything before the @ is opaque, i.e. foo+bar@gmail.com is now bar@foo.com
Services that block my domain are usually the ones that also block foo+bar@gmail.com
Just discovered the --rebase-merges option, worth exploring if you want to edit a commit under a merge commit, but don't want to mess up the merge commits.
- Open your macbook and clean out the dust. I do it yearly. It always helps.
- Keep macOS and apps (e.g. browser) up-to-date. coreaudiod high cpu was fixed for me in 11.6.
- Review login items, delete what you don't need.
- Reboot, with the occasional nvram, pram reset
- Review activity monitor, find apps that have background processes and delete the ones you don't need.
- Review installed applications, especially ones w/ kernel extensions (e.g. hamachi, vbox). Delete if you don't need them. Easy to re-install.
- Kill docker desktop when not using docker.
- Fine tune spotlight settings.
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nmap
socat
stowhttps://medium.com/@lightning_network/lightning-protocol-1-0...
We're a YC company building the data layer for retail. We're currently solving the problem of reporting, where retailers are crippled by old systems and bad data models. We give them a reporting dashboard that gives them any metric, over any timerange and dimension, instantly. So, instead of spending a bunch of time making reports, they can just focus on the analysis. Store managers to CEOs at large international retail brands are using our software every day to make real-time decisions based on facts and data. Adoption of our software is growing rapidly, so we're looking to expand our engineering team.
Our team is small, tight-knit and efficient. We're passionate about helping our customers, and building most loved tool in retail. As an engineer at 42, you can expect to work on many areas of the stack, and you'll have a high degree of autonomy. You'll also own your projects and talk directly to customers, blowing their minds with the stuff you'll release. You don't need to have retail experience but you should have 3+ years of professional engineering experience, and be very familiar with Python and/or Javascript, and SQL.
If you're interested, send your resume/portfolio/github/etc to nick@42technologies.com
Also good call on the name change!
Not sure how she made the carbon nanotube detector, but I think people figured out a way to do it with a microwave oven? Seems dangerous, but very cool.
1. Open Sonic 2 and enter the level select cheat
2. Freeze the game by wiggling the cartridge
3. Replace the cartridge with Sonic 3, and hit the reset button
This blew my mind as a kid.
Nice work!