Problem is most of them are over water

This is such a weird statement given UI refers to what the user interfaces with, dunno what wacky drugs you're on friend

As much as I'd love to, as a dev with over a decade of experience... I've already got loads of stuff going on, so trying to add another project to my list - Good luck finding folks though! Thank y'all for making this a fun place to be :-)

There are loads of solutions to that, don't be lazy

Frigate the NVR? What're your thoughts on it? Been looking at NVRs for a while and hadn't seen that one

I know, self diagnosing isn't cool

It's cool and useful as a starting point. The main thing is to be authentic and say it the way you said it: That you suspect it.

I know a few people on the suspectrum, and it's fine as long as you don't try and claim that you most definitely have the thing and that your self diagnosis is valid/means you should have access to healthcare/etc.

Nope, not lurking

Nah, it needs to be 7 red lines. All of them strictly perpendicular; some with green ink and some with transparent. Can you do that?

Full quack developer

Steven Universe started out seeming goofy, but turned out to be a fantastic coming of age story though; Genuinely one of my favorite cartoons of all time. Excellent world building and does a great job of handling complicated emotional topics without infantilizing the viewer.

If you only saw the first couple of episodes, you should definitely give it a proper watch. If nothing else, give the song "Here Comes a Thought" a listen, I assure you it's worth the time investment

In case anyone else found the claim of "all internet traffic" dubious - Some clarification: What they mean when they say "internet traffic" is not "internet traffic." They are referring to web traffic, as in the number of web page loads that occurred via HTTP and HTTPS, whether that's API calls or opening pages via web browsers.

That doesn't include traffic from other protocols (tor, VPNs, gaming traffic, etc), and only includes page loads from websites from which Imperva was able to gather analytics data.

Ah, that honestly works fine in my book. It's a bit opaque, but it at least appears that 2xx04 acknowledges the existence of those licenses, which I'd imagine is good enough proof not to get in trouble somehow by forking it!