Habgdnv

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by Habgdnv 12d ago
Just a quick note for the unsuspecting: I run two local DNSes, one recursive and one forwarding. The forwarding one uses few services, like 1.1.1.1, 8.8.8.8, 9.9.9.9, etc. One day I noticed inconsistent responses and started investigating.
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by Habgdnv 1mo ago
I had registered trademark, and when you register one they ask you what are you doing. I was selling clothes, shoes, fashion stuff. I wanted to get the domain with that name, and it was already taken by someone who sells industrial manufact
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by Habgdnv 1mo ago
I noticed few commenters mention something like a rule: If you say your domain is for sale, they will take it from you because..... And was wondering, few years back, twitter was sold to mr Elon. I will just say it like this: Did they lose
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by Habgdnv 3mo ago
<sarcasm> Today I sat down on my PC determined to finally go and file that bug report with debian - when I open their site in order to download the new .iso I am moving my mouse to the bottom of the screen and waiting to click that I
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by Habgdnv 5mo ago
"the company’s whole shtick is supposedly verifying human identities" - that as PR means that from the next year forward you can expect official government services to require you to use that company. This is just observation from
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by Habgdnv 6mo ago
Actually that is what they want you to believe. Behind the scenes, secretly Chrome is mostly "a tool to upload files to Google's servers" but because it does not require any actions from the user to do that, many people miss
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by Habgdnv 6mo ago
Or even better, open the on-prem AI portal and type something like "I just got a suspicious call from client X, but I am on a lunch break. Call him and use a fake video of me. Ask him if what he said is true..."
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by Habgdnv 6mo ago
I just woke up this morning and I am amazed. I am taking all my nasty words back and I starred the project and followed the author who reacted so fast to my dull negative feedback and this reaction shows how much he cares about the project.
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by Habgdnv 6mo ago
Just my personal thoughts: Section 230 is the reason for the current situation. It allows youtube to host many videos and the internet became centralized. Then they decide that they will censor someone or some topic they don't like. If
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by Habgdnv 6mo ago
I saw it, it is NOT spyware. It just sends a random UUID. It is just a personal disappointment for the fact that it is something so simple as a console player and yet connects somewhere. But that's just me. I grew up in other times. Al
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by Habgdnv 6mo ago
I remember with nostalgia the mp3blaster. I spent years listening to it in my terminal. At one point I used only cli without graphical desktop on slackware and one of my TTYs was dedicated to it. Turns out these times are forever gone - nev
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by Habgdnv 6mo ago
Few years ago a huge NRA database was left public with admin/1234 or similar by the Bulgarian NRA. They government fined itself some non-trivial amount, then in the source/destination IBAN they put the same value and paid the fine
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by Habgdnv 6mo ago
At least you think that this is satire, until the author receives a DMCA from one of the big corps saying that he leaked the transcript of their last meeting
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by Habgdnv 6mo ago
Linux users are still behind on this innovation. Big corporations with money can move much faster. The closest I got on Fedora was a "donate to the author" button in a game launcher I installed last week. I saw it once. That prett
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by Habgdnv 7mo ago
I bought my PC like 2 weeks ago and ran my ram at 5800 to test its limits and forgot to lower it. After few strange crashes of my fedora desktop - super strange behavior, apps refuse start/stop, can't even escape to the console...
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by Habgdnv 7mo ago
I am 100 percent certain that one of my domains i registered before and now I am still looking for lawyer to help me sue my government for blocking my domain for something I never commit and refusing to remove the block - just be cause they
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by Habgdnv 7mo ago
Now it is easy to blame AI for any mistakes, I remember back in the days we had to convince our PM that notepad++ was at fault for the bad code and the whole team should keep their jobs.
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by Habgdnv 7mo ago
I was in the shop for new PC today and decided on 9950x3d but I don't know how I opened HN just before the checkout and now I am a happy owner of intel 14900!
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by Habgdnv 8mo ago
In Bulgaria we have a similar speed reduction strategy but we are a bit ahead of Sweden: We use medium-radius but very deep potholes. If you lose attention for even a split second, you are forced to a full stop to change a tire. Near school
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by Habgdnv 8mo ago
I came here to ask exactly the same question - i use temp addresses for lots of scammy-looking services. I don't even care to read what the email or domain is. I guess there is no way to enter the US?
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by Habgdnv 8mo ago
Does that mean that finally some Ubisoft executive can have jail time when they shut down the servers and I no longer have access to my fancy hat I bought few years ago? The case would be even more clean because there would be real world mo
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by Habgdnv 9mo ago
I use the Monday personality. Last time I tried to imply that I am start, it roasted me that I once asked it how to center a div and to not lose hope because I am probably 3x smarter than an ape. Completely different experience.
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by Habgdnv 9mo ago
And also it would be good to limit the ban duration with a law. For example manslaughter can be 5 years in prison. So if google decide to ban your account because you send your doctor a photo of your son for medical purposes, they are not
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by Habgdnv 10mo ago
An amateur tip that I sometimes use after I reencode something to check what i lost: ffmpeg -i source.mkv -i suspect.mkv -filter_complex "blend=all_mode=difference" diff_output.mkv I saw these claims before but still have not foun
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by Habgdnv 10mo ago
The problem is a bit wider than that. One can frame it as "google gemini is vulterable" or "google's new VS code clone is vulnerable". The bigger picture is that the model predicts tokens (words) based on all the te
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by Habgdnv 10mo ago
Ok, I am getting mad now. I don't understand something here. Should we open like 31337 different CVEs about every possible LLM on the market and tell them that we are super-ultra-security-researchers and we're shocked when we foun
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by Habgdnv 10mo ago
I remember back in the 90s that Squid was adding this header while acting as a forward proxy. This header was sent across the internet years before someone have ever dreamed of the concept of a "reverse" proxy. I have not fact-che
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by Habgdnv 10mo ago
I self host and I have something like this but more obvious: i wrote a web service that talks to my mikrotik via API and add the IP of the requester to the block list with a 30 day timeout (configurable ofc). It hostname is "bot-ban-me
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by Habgdnv 1y ago
Well, logically you should be able to keep the old name because you have documented proof that your user base in EU is small enough that this should NOT cause any confusions between your name and the new trademark holder. Just keep the canc
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by Habgdnv 1y ago
First they came for the porn, and I did not speak out - because, officially I do not watch porn. Then they came for cryptocurrency, and I did not speak out - because I am not a crypto bro. Then they came for the games, and I am a gamer...

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