dohpaz42

dohpaz42 , 2 days ago

When using both {} and ;, it’s safer to use single quotes to escape the current argument and ending delimiter; eg ’{}’ and ’;’, respectively.

dohpaz42 , 2 days ago

Those ears look like German Shepard. The rest of him hints at Pit Bull.

If that’s even remotely close to accurate, you’ve got a super intelligent good boy on your hands. And while intelligence can be good, it can also lead to a lot of trouble. 😅 make sure to keep him stimulated and tired. 🤣

dohpaz42 , 3 days ago

Not only did he get an unpopular truck, but he still uses Reddit. This guy is 0-2. What’s next?

dohpaz42 , 3 days ago

No! Bad DarkThoughts!

You call a tow truck and have the vehicle towed at the owner’s expense.

dohpaz42 , 4 days ago

As a web developer, I’d say I feel insulted by such a wild accusation, but then I’d be lying. 😅

dohpaz42 , 4 days ago

Clearly he was just trying to pay the cheese tax.

dohpaz42 , 10 days ago

I took it more of an Apache Indian thing.

dohpaz42 , 14 days ago

If only there was an article that described the monetization of such a model… oh, wait…

We want people to make money off of their software, but we recognize that the community benefits from a project's economic success. Within fair-code, creators have the exclusive right of commercializing their work, ensuring long-term profitability. Companies that wish to commercialize the software can contact the author and form a business relationship that benefits both parties!

dohpaz42 , 14 days ago

Show me someone who didn’t read the linked article…

dohpaz42 , 14 days ago

That has to be one of the laziest, obvious trolls I’ve seen in a while. Could you at least put a little more effort into understanding the thing you’re railing against and not showing your blatant ignorance? That is not what was said and you know it. Do better.

dohpaz42 , 26 days ago

That’s not patriotism. It’s nationalism.

dohpaz42 , 26 days ago

I think it’s hilarious. They build a community under the auspices of freedom and liberty, only to legally bind you to a freedom-restricting HOA agreement. Anybody who buys in that community deserves everything they get from it.

dohpaz42 , 1 month ago

Please make fartsparkles the new rimjobsteve. Pretty please?

dohpaz42 , 1 month ago

Wait…. What? You mean I’ve….

dohpaz42 , 1 month ago

You joke, but that has been pounded into our heads our entire life, and even me (a gen x’er) feels like it’s my own fault because the world has been beating me down for not reaching whatever arbitrary standard it’s set for us.

dohpaz42 , 1 month ago

We should get all of us together, pool what little money we have, and buy us a huge compound somewhere and have our own community. I mean, what could go wrong, right? 👀

dohpaz42 , 1 month ago

What they don’t say is how much in developer time they’ve spent rolling their own database. Then there’s also maintenance and new features.

dohpaz42 , 2 months ago (edited 2 months ago)

I was just looking for something like this yesterday. Thank you!

Edit: would this work on a raspberry pi?

dohpaz42 , 2 months ago

What’s more disturbing than the filmmakers continually trying to get the ips, is that the courts keep entertaining the filmmakers. At what point does the legal system say enough?

dohpaz42 , 2 months ago

I’m going to probably be downvoted to Hell, but I disagree wholly that it’s the language’s fault that people can exploit their programs. I’d say it’s experience by the programmer that is at fault, and that’s due to this bootcamp nature of learning programming.

I’d also blame businesses that emphasize quantity over quality, which then gets reflected in academia because schools are teaching to what they believe business wants in a programmer. So they’re just churning out lazy programmers who don’t know any better.

There needs to be an earnest revival of good programming as a whole; regardless of language, but also specifically to language. We also need to stop trying to churn out programmers in the shortest time possible. That’s doing no one any good.

That’s my two cents.

dohpaz42 , 2 months ago

Looks like it’s hosted by Lithuanian Radio and TV Center. At least that’s who owns the IP address.

dohpaz42 , 2 months ago

I can’t speak to that. I just looked up dbzer0’s IP address and did a Whois to see who owned it.

dohpaz42 , 3 months ago

There is a theory which states that if ever anyone discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear and be replaced by something even more bizarre and inexplicable.

There is another theory which states that this has already happened.

— Douglas Adams

dohpaz42 , 3 months ago

VPN, in addition to masking your real IP, will also encrypt all of your Internet traffic, even from your ISP.

What does that mean? Encryption is a means of making your data unreadable to everybody except those with permission to view it (you and the other person you’re talking to; servers in this case). Your ISP (otherwise known as your Internet Service Provider) is not your friend. They will turn your Internet traffic data over if asked.

This will include, at a minimum, any DNS lookups (more on that in a moment) and any unencrypted (http://) websites you have visited. A VPN can prevent this by obfuscating your Internet traffic. It is a special ISP (of sorts) that should not be logging anything you do on the Internet.

Back to DNS (Domain Name Service). Just like with phones, the Internet uses numbers to connect to other servers. And like a contacts list, DNS is a way to map those numbers to names. For example, one of the IPs used by www.google.com is 142.250.72.132. It would be near impossible to remember all the IPs used by every website, so we use DNS servers to translate them for us. It’s more complex than that of course, but good to understand the basics.

Back to the topic of VPNs. As long as you use a reputable VPN that doesn’t log your internet traffic, you should be safe from pesky lawyers knocking at your door. The beautiful thing about a VPN is that typically you set it up and forget it’s there.

Lastly, my best advice I can give you is to trust your instincts. If something feels too sketchy, then don’t do it. Some things are not worth the consequences. Happy sailing!

dohpaz42 , 3 months ago

Give FileBot a try. I liked it so much, I even bought the license. It works really well.

dohpaz42 , 3 months ago

win95

dohpaz42 , 5 months ago

Bow ties are cool

dohpaz42 , 5 months ago

This is neat, but what would be even better would be to have the option for a serverless infrastructure. i.e., use it like macOS does, where any device on the same network (logged into the same account) can copy/paste.

dohpaz42 , 6 months ago

I hope you don’t live in America. You know, the country literally built by immigrants, who stole the land from the natives, and then also raped and killed a lot of them. That’d be pretty hypocritical and ignorant of you if you were an American.

dohpaz42 , 7 months ago

I mean, who doesn’t do this?

dohpaz42 , 8 months ago

Intel and amd are compatible because they are both the same architecture. The only times you would need to reinstall is if the architecture changes; eg, 32-bit to 64-bit or you started using an arm based processor.

dohpaz42 , 9 months ago

I got a husky/gsd mix and yes, he is just as stubborn as this husky when he doesn’t get his way.

dohpaz42 , 10 months ago

Out of curiosity, is there a particular set of circumstances where knowing how you voted on certain posts a bad thing? I would imagine that if you didn’t want people to know you’re voting/looking at specific posts, then you either don’t vote/look at the posts, or you set yourself up an alt account on a different server. But let’s be honest, if you’d be embarrassed by something you’re looking at, maybe you shouldn’t be looking at it. Just my 2¢.

dohpaz42 , 10 months ago

Okay, that’s a fair point I had not considered. Thanks!

dohpaz42 , 10 months ago

Truth.

dohpaz42 , 10 months ago

I’m not ashamed of the porn I look at. 🤨