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beware of using this. any operations that returns non-zero exit status will cause immediately exit

1. outlaw ticket reselling 2. only allow tickets refund to the original seller

https://archive.ph/nRsg3

Yea, I wrote about this Copilot confusion here: https://tongwing.woon.sg/blog/copilot-which-one/

True. The previous discussion on this is here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42681417

This is a hidden gem: https://imapsync.lamiral.info/LICENSE

This MIT-licensed model is 500 times smaller than GPT-4o and claims to outperform it in some benchmarks. Seems useful for tasks requiring extraction of data to JSON.

This gave me a laugh. These are 3 different webpages:

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You can also paste the X link into https://threadreaderapp.com/. The link for this is https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1750952860131729544.html

Wordpress has a plan just for that. https://wordpress.com/100-year/ For a one time payment of: US$38,000.

A thought-provoking short story by Marshall Brain - founder of HowStuffWorks.com - explores the impact of widespread automation on the job market and presents two contrasting - basically distopian and utopian - visions of humanity's future in a post-robotic world. Just discovered this in another HN comment and thought it's worth its own post.

I did a ELI5 writeup on this. Hope someone finds it useful: https://tongwing.woon.sg/blog/image-which-displays-its-own-m...

Someone did a GIF version before: https://github.com/Rogdham/gif-md5-hashquine

Oh it seems like they changed their pricing model after acquisition by Sinch. I'm still under the old plan which gives free tier.

I'm self-hosting and I'm using mailgun to solve the delivery issues. Free-tier of up to 1K messages per month is good enough for a personal domain.

Using Firefox, Shift-Right click shows the context menu. After that you can do your usual inspect etc.

i use <companyname>-sub@mydomain.ext. makes it clear what it's supposed to be for.

https://archive.ph/ErGuT

Take your GitHub contributions and turn them into 3D. eg. https://skyline.github.com/ai/2021

osTicket? Open-source and both self-hosted and cloud versions available.

Another one here: https://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/

Reminds you of another npm author going rouge: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/dev-corrupts-...

This is the best explanation of what's happening.

No longer open source: https://github.com/christianselig/Amplosion

Very useful for distinguishing between genuine node packages from imposters. eg. https://snyk.io/advisor/search?source=npm&q=nodemailer