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Interesting, you’re still paying about $5k an hour from what I can see though. If you want to fly private and can afford it, it’s possibly a good deal.

Thank you, I didn't know that.

There's a few solutions:

LittleSnitch 4 can continue to work (with the kext) on Big Sur following this: [1]

LittleSnitch 5 can block all protected MacOS processes by following this: [2]

Murus can use PF and block IPs for Apple services: [3]. This isn't per process, and is really just a UI for the built-in PF process.

If you'd like to block the notarization check, you can block trustd (/usr/libexec/trustd) access to ocsp.apple.com (on both system and user process ownership in LittleSnitch).

Hope this helps. It's really not as bad as you think, there's a few solutions depending how thoroughly you want to block things.

[1] - https://www.obdev.at/support/littlesnitch/245913651253917

[2] - https://tinyapps.org/blog/202010210700_whose_computer_is_it....

[3] - https://www.murusfirewall.com

I believe you can still block the specific destination IPs with pf using murus if you want, but yes it's quite bothersome.

You can find the full list of apps that bypass it here: /System/Library/Frameworks/NetworkExtension.framework/Versions/A/Resources/Info.plist under ContentFilterExclusionList.

Yep, I was just noting it for anyone else that tried it and was curious.

Yep, it is, I was just noting it in case someone was wondering why it was being wonky after trying it out.

I already did just to test it out, the results include a 'next' link that you can use :)

It works, but the tracks api is limited to 100 max results, so you have to call it multiple times with offset for larger playlists [1].

[1] https://developer.spotify.com/documentation/web-api/referenc...

I disagree with the author. A coding challenge is a good way to judge how a candidate approaches a problem. The ability to walk through what you’re thinking while you’re doing it is a great judge of ability.

It also helps to weed out people who can’t actually program, this comes up annoyingly often.

I agree that having intentional errors in a starter repository is bad though.

https://archive.is/JTR8F here you go.

I've donated and shared the link with others, best of wishes <3

Looks great, what's the advantage over SaatchiArt? Is it just a competing service?

Couple things that I'd like to have:

1. Filter by full pricing

2. Filter by canvas / wood / etc.

3. Filter by oil / acrylic / etc.

For the author: any tips or recommendations for electric curtains? I'd love to automate that.

Blog spam. This links to a reddit post that links to the actual data at https://www.pornhub.com/insights/2019-year-in-review. This link is SFW. Links on the page are not. If the images do not load for you, this is a backup: https://archive.is/l3a5b

Dang, that’s the only legacy one I use

There was a direct link to the excel file on the "Helpful Links" page of the E3 Expo site.

Why am I finding out about this from the news and not an email from Capital One themselves? I wish there was legal liability to inform customers in the event of a data breach.

I do. I have a command line nest app that I use to control my temperature.

It sounds like they talked with her surviving family and got permission. The second half of the article is from them.

I can't tell from the site, but are these volunteer projects full time endeavors? Or is this something that you commit a couple hours to every other day?

People have to eat, and it's an available way to make money. In other African countries (at least in the East which I'm more familiar with) the government has been trying to combat the charcoal trade. The government in Nigeria has less of a presence though, so it's probably been difficult and not a top priority.

This is all speculation though.

I imagine people are burning it to make charcoal they can sell.

It’s an interesting story, but it’s rather sad. I really hope he gets the help he needs in prison and avoids falling back into his old lifestyle.

Mirror: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:WNHDj6...

I don't have revert option anymore.

That's really interesting, here's the link to the full book:

https://www.amazon.com/Making-Prince-Persia-Jordan-Mechner-e...

I bought it immediately upon finishing the PDF, and my Kindle's battery is dead..

That is a brutal response from Match and IAC. Their statement also mentions that two separate banks were part of the valuation. I'd be curious what their proof is. A couple fun phrases from the statement:

> his merry band of plaintiffs

> but sour grapes alone do not a lawsuit make

I put mine on router with dnsmasq.

Wow, looks great, good job. I really wish this was available.