> and have it dump to s3 so I can paste around links to screenshots everywhere for work.
I wanted something like this too but I modified Flameshot so I don't need a bash script in-between.
Flameshot already has a feature to upload to Imgur so I modified that and also added some small things (like randomized file names, some new config options).
> Flameshot already has a feature to upload to Imgur
Didn't they remove it though? Because someone complained about "privacy" or something? Devs promised to bring it back as the plugin, but I wasn't following progress on it, I don't know if that happened yet.
> I use 1password extensively on my phone and the process of loading and unlocking involves multiple superfluous animations for a task I'm trying to do quickly.
I do too. The animations take barely any time, unlocking the actual vault is what takes time.
They can make great phones and still be spying on the user and everyone near them.
They wouldn't be good for intel gathering (either deliberate or incidental, c.f. FitBit or whatever leaking some US military info because of all the soldiers tracking themselves) if they weren't also just straight up good products.
This lack of exclusivity between "quality" and "spying" is also why I found it hard to trust US products even before Trump 2.
Bending Spoons acquired Harvest so I can't say I'm surprised. Someone on Reddit went from $170 to $2,162.50/month.
Also what's the reason for making all the links into buttons but then styling them as regular links? It's quite annoying not being able to middle click or right click any of them.
All the blog posts on my site use a markdown renderer I built so I thought I'd try using buttons for the links since they are themed nicely with the rest of the library. I'll add the ability to right/middle click on buttons with hrefs so they work like proper anchor tags.
I think it could be worth trying to block them with TLS fingerprinting, or since they think it's residential proxies they are being hammered by, https://spur.us could be worth a try.
My personal preference is to first make a small amount of effort finding something unique to the bots that can more often than not be dropped with a simple firewall rule or load balancer ACL. The botters almost always miss something.
I honestly think it's funny to even submit a CVE for this.
But if you are so concerned about privacy to the point where someone knowing you are online on Discord is such an issue, you probably shouldn't be using Discord in the first place, it's not exactly a privacy-focused platform.
Also reading the linked blog post
> Discord moved to a private, invite-only bounty and ghosted my report for over 100 hours, violating the 24h promise on their own page
Their own page never promises to respond in 24h, in their own words: "Vulnerability reports will always be responded to as fast as possible—usually within 24 hours."
"usually" doesn't mean they promise to respond in 24h, not immediately getting a reply doesn't mean you are being ghosted either.
> In very cold weather, even good gloves often fail and you end up clenching your fist inside them to keep your fingers warm. Mittens work better for warmth, but you lose dexterity.
I use a merino liner + gloves and that works fine for cycling in -20c
“99.9%” isn’t realistic for disposable detection given how fast providers add domains. We bias toward avoiding false positives, which can miss some temp domains.
I’ll fix the wording and constantly improving coverage on more domain.
I wanted something like this too but I modified Flameshot so I don't need a bash script in-between.
Flameshot already has a feature to upload to Imgur so I modified that and also added some small things (like randomized file names, some new config options).
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