Fnoord

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by Fnoord 11d ago
HTTP;DR If you got a product to demonstrate, have the dignity to use HTTPS. With a remotely exploitable vulnerability in Google Chrome V8 in the wild, all the more reason to. Even though I am using Mozilla Firefox, there's probably so
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by Fnoord 11d ago
Hall effect by Wooting costs like a few hunderd EUR and have been around for quite some years, and this one with OLED is from 2007, costing 1600 USD (not worth it IMO) [1]. You don't typically look at your keyboard, same with toich bar
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by Fnoord 14d ago
My take from it is sphere of incluence.
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by Fnoord 18d ago
Bella ciao.
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by Fnoord 18d ago
Haha, no, EncroChat and Anom were. The official clients (Android and iOS) which use it contain known vulnerabilities.
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by Fnoord 21d ago
Signal is an improvement, but not federated.
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by Fnoord 24d ago
Flagged. Press 'flag' if you don't want to know your country is becoming fascist. It isn't happening when you don't read about it. Right? Right?? The alleged reason for being fired, FTA: > Slavin says he believes
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by Fnoord 24d ago
There was only one Prince. One does not become Prince.
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by Fnoord 25d ago
I agree, but it is what it is. I work around it with LibRedirect [1]. In my case, I run it in Firefox. I only use for Reddit and Twitter, but it supports many more services. [1] https://libredirect.manerakai.com
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by Fnoord 26d ago
A Rust https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_Server_Protocol
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by Fnoord 26d ago
Because (2000). You can use reader mode, or inspect and change the background via Web Developer Tools or equivalent. For white, change bgcolor="#ffff00" to bgcolor="#ffffff"
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by Fnoord 27d ago
Yeah, I get that. Any IP going through China might be hot tho; if you end up using it in a product, and your competitor's lawyers have a look at it, you might end up with your company/product getting destroyed. I guess we should t
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by Fnoord 27d ago
Must be -> could be. Which is the point. And it is an easy way to communicate based on merit. It is likely done from a terminal with 'normal internet access', next to one of the intranet ones (or even airgapped) where the issue
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by Fnoord 27d ago
What about retaining or defending your license/copyright?
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by Fnoord 27d ago
Stealth Model, is this a CTF? LLM needs to become more transparent, not less. Hence, this idea (and trend, possibly) is disgusting. How can we even possibly verify 'Prompts and completions are retained by the provider and are not used
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by Fnoord 28d ago
5-7 years? With daily use device 100% drain your battery will be about 85-90% health after 1,5 years. Once it gets to 80%, Apple recommends replacement. I'd say replacement should occur at approc 2-3 years of daily usage.
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by Fnoord 29d ago
IIRC costs and/or size. I agree, silly change. Going from the blue to green theme is another silly change, as is renaming scheme. I like many things this company does, but some decisions I question. I also bet a smaller, less powerful
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by Fnoord 1mo ago
I believe your story, the thing is... once my Babboe is driving, I can reach 20 km/hour. The problem is, it takes some time, and I'm fine with the 15 km/hour to 20 km/hour taking time or effort. I'm cool with stay
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by Fnoord 1mo ago
Here's my cargo bike: (non-e variant): [1]. The company got bankrupt a couple of days ago. It has three wheels. Two smaller ones at front, one back. As such, I'd prefer to install the motor on the back. We do have that speed limit
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by Fnoord 1mo ago
Looks like you can't have a passenger anymore either. I like to have my kid on the backseat of my e-bike. I'm not in the market for this, but I am in the market for making my cargo bike electric. Having to slow down at a traffic l
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by Fnoord 1mo ago
Your Soviet comparisons are a dishonest take. They're also moot, since an issue would be authoritarianism. Regardless, yes, authorities need to exercise their authority to ensure the integrity of elections. It is difficult to do this i
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by Fnoord 1mo ago
> That's deep into 1984 or Soviet / Chinese censorship territory. Not if you consider the context of external influence, e.g. [1], and not wanting a Jan 6 in Brazil. Not letting such know their efforts are ineffective, is a too
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by Fnoord 1mo ago
> But if I were Brazillian, I'd be immediately following all ~700 accounts (and probably unfollowing all 700 after the election). I would certainly not, as it is most likely propagandists; these aren't interesting. But either w
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by Fnoord 1mo ago
Yes, well, kind of. Opera had Multiple Document Interface (MDI) which was actually (back then) far more flexible than tabs. But yes, Opera was first with MDI, and also I suppose the first web browser for the smartphone.
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by Fnoord 1mo ago
I ran Wayland over Waypipe over WireGuard (Tailscale, in my example), and it worked very well. That over a 1 gbit fiber... shared with whole building/office. In fact, I ran remote AOSP this way. Now, VNC might actually also work very w
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by Fnoord 1mo ago
Goes very well with music by Total Eclipse [1] [1] https://www.discogs.com/artist/516-Total-Eclipse
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by Fnoord 1mo ago
Those people are fine just using arrows and backspace, as it isn't worth it to min-max this. I don't want to learn/use Emacs, this doesn't even work on macOS, and Ctrl+A interferes with my tmux keybind. This is why vi
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by Fnoord 1mo ago
Oh, nice. I alias'ed it to please as well. But because I use fish, I had to do this: alias please 'sudo (history -1)'
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by Fnoord 1mo ago
I meant that from the scammers viewpoint, and their colleague/competitor). If I was a scammer, I'd target people who were rich, and the elder. I would use leaked datasets to find these people. And then I wouldn't give up afte
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by Fnoord 1mo ago
Next one who calls you is likely a colleague of the one who just phoned you. Don't inform the colleague you cannot be converted to a sale. Let them waste their time, not reaching their targets.

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