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by 4oo4 4mo ago
JSshelter looks cool, I'm not familiar but this makes it seem like it operates more like resistfingerprinting by blocking outright instead of noise injection, at the expense of more broken sites? https://jshelter.org/fp
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by 4oo4 4mo ago
I tested this extension that I've been using for a long time on the turnstile page and it got through, fwiw. I think it's a bit more subtle than how resistfingerprinting works but not sure what the privacy tradeoff is. https:&#x2
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by 4oo4 5mo ago
From personal experience: - Don't tense up and play the most relaxed you possibly can. it's very hard to unlearn if you start off that way like I did - Be kind to yourself since playing guitar is an unnatural thing to do (wrist po
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by 4oo4 5mo ago
Someone already found this years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfcvX0P1b5g I haven't read the full article yet but I'm guessing they didn't give credit, as the New York Times tends to do. Not definitiv
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by 4oo4 6mo ago
Yes and no, in this case you don't need a local vscode instance to connect to your vscode container, just a browser. It's more similar to self-hosted Github Codespaces, and but I believe code-server was actually released first. Pe
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by 4oo4 6mo ago
code-server, instead of VSCode. I can build my own podman image on top of it with whatever dev tools I need for whatever languages I'm working with, and if I have to install something weird or something breaks I can just restart the co
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by 4oo4 6mo ago
I had actually never heard of Nginx Unit, sadly looks like it's unmaintained now. https://github.com/nginx/unit
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by 4oo4 11mo ago
Here are people documenting what they had to do for this, in both cases it necessitated the use of Faraday cages: https://downrightnifty.me/blog/2025/02/27/eu-features-outsid... https://lagran
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Ask HN: TT-RSS Forks?
3 points by 4oo4 1y ago|1 comments
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by 4oo4 1y ago
what's the fork that you use?
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by 4oo4 1y ago
I haven't seen it mentioned in the release notes, but if I'm understanding correctly there's no separate rt kernel now because PREEMPT_RT got merged?
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by 4oo4 1y ago
From experience having an L2ARC SSD, especially if it's nvme, can really help with zfs performance. I'm curious if they have that in their setup.
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by 4oo4 1y ago
I feel like they had to have read this and added that out of spite. https://velvetshark.com/ai-company-logos-that-look-like-butt...
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by 4oo4 1y ago
Wouldn't hosting a service to facilitate others' use of the exploits fall under CFAA? Since there have been numerous arrests for those hosting Ransomware-as-a-service, DDOS-as-a-service, etc. Just curious whether there is a legal
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by 4oo4 1y ago
Have you tried opening the .exe with 7-zip to see if there are .inf (and I believe .sys files that go with) that you can extract?
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by 4oo4 2y ago
If you do a search for the word rape, there are tons of discussions about it, so it's definitely not categorically off topic. I'm going to email hn@ycombinator.com per the FAQ since the way this keeps happening feels abusive and a
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by 4oo4 2y ago
Unlike other stories critical of Sam Altman, it's very suspicious the way this is so quickly and systematically downvoted and flagged every single time it's posted. This happened the last time this was posted too. Sam Altman deser
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by 4oo4 2y ago
That's a consequence of growth they should have thought of and a basic part of running any business. At least in the US Attorneys General are being forced to do this work for them. It's essentially the only way to get a hacked Fac
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by 4oo4 2y ago
This is missing portant info. Nowhere does it say what the fixed package versions are, this is crucial for auditing whether you are fully patched.
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by 4oo4 2y ago
Git Bash is really nice for when I want a unix utility that will do the job simpler and better than Powershell, however it's painfully slow for larger I/O operations. I end up barely using it on my Windows 11 work machine because
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by 4oo4 2y ago
The discussion of container security is completely lacking any mention of userns remapping, which is an excellent container security feature that's extremely easy to enable and use compared with AppArmor/SELinux (and would work ex
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by 4oo4 2y ago
You can make "disposable" razors last a very long time by rubbing them on a piece of old denim in between shaves. Most of the wear on razors comes from oxidation from air and water vs. cutting hair. I believe doing this helps remo
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NextDNS Admin interface has been down for several hours(help.nextdns.io)
2 points by 4oo4 2y ago|1 comments
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by 4oo4 2y ago
Actual DNS services are still working but trying to log into my.nextdns.io gives an HTTP 429 EDIT: Up now
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by 4oo4 2y ago
If you have concerns about having to potentially put down a pet, find an at home euthanasia vet, IMO it's the best way to deal with this process. Having animals be able to see and smell the death happening helps them understand, you do
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by 4oo4 2y ago
This makes me really miss the Stupid Shit hackathon, this seems like a perfect project for it. https://stupidhackathon.com/
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by 4oo4 2y ago
I've had really good results with Python's pdfminer.six, it's also very easy to use. https://pypi.org/project/pdfminer.six/
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by 4oo4 2y ago
Is there any good data out there about the cracking speeds against argon2? I was disappointed that I didn't see that mentioned along with the other memory-hard algorithms, good data on that seems to be really hard to find.
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by 4oo4 2y ago
Not sure what you mean, 0.27.0 was released on f-droid last week, same as the latest github tag: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.schabi.newpipe/
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by 4oo4 2y ago
Having custom f-droid repositories isn't that unusual or necessarily malicious. For example the microG project has its own f-droid repo. iirc there's some overhead with getting something into f-droid since they have their own buil

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