Piraty

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by Piraty 23d ago
arcan [1] has senseye [2][3]. [1] https://arcan-fe.com [2] youtu.be/WBsv9IJpkDw [3] youtu.be/ALA1W-BL8fA
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by Piraty 4mo ago
which is in fact by Max Levchin: https://max.levch.in/post/724289457144070144/shamir-secret-s...
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by Piraty 4mo ago
there is more to your choice of terminal emulators than pure memory usage. https://lwn.net/Articles/749992/ https://lwn.net/Articles/751763/
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by Piraty 6mo ago
every sunday
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by Piraty 6mo ago
https://blog.dshr.org/2025/03/archival-storage.html
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by Piraty 7mo ago
there is electron already. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14087381
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by Piraty 7mo ago
related (2022): DensePose From WiFi https://arxiv.org/abs/2301.00250
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by Piraty 8mo ago
solved long ago. https://github.com/jirutka/doas-sudo-shim/
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by Piraty 8mo ago
well done. this brought up fond memories of crackme communities in the early web... looking at asm callgraphs in ollydbg ... I just found my +20y old patch.exe that 'NOP's the correct address of a popular windows archive handling
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by Piraty 8mo ago
yes, i found conan appears to have lax rules regarding package maintenance which leads to incosistent recipes
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by Piraty 8mo ago
very related: https://michael.orlitzky.com/articles/motherfuckers_need_pac...
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by Piraty 8mo ago
i write in markdown, use lowdown + make to build html, push the html to a branch that my hoster serves from : https://piraty.dev/
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by Piraty 8mo ago
I was involved in a very similar situation once. I recommend wireguard for this, it's mature for years, has superb support in linux and some BSDs and there are userspace implementations if you need that. It wraps traffic in UDP, the ov
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by Piraty 8mo ago
install ublock-origin, right-click on the element, choose the new 'block element...' option, preview, verify, create .done.
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by Piraty 8mo ago
> Web development is hard. no it's not. you all make it hard by bloating your sites with Jenga tower abstractions for styling, needlessly load content dynamically via Jenga tower javascript libraries that pulls complexity into front
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by Piraty 8mo ago
remember the times when common sense was to not accept the remote site's fonts, and thus web devs should not use them
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by Piraty 8mo ago
i usually use subshells and a project specific shell script to not have variables linger around in long-lived shell processes: ` ( . ./credentials && PW="$CRED_PW" ./the_thing ) ` so credentials can be retrieved
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by Piraty 9mo ago
It's always good to write tests with the "The Enterprise Developer from Hell" in mind: https://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/posts/property-based-testi...
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by Piraty 9mo ago
exactly the reason why you NEVER should copy-paste code from a website into your terminal, even if that has paste protection ( https://lwn.net/Articles/749992/ )
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by Piraty 11mo ago
a look at terminal emulators https://lwn.net/Articles/749992/ https://lwn.net/Articles/751763/
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by Piraty 11mo ago
If they (and every public body doing the same move) now start donating 50% of their previous costs to the FOSS projects they, that would most notably put mozilla in a much better position to not have to bow to google money and go down the r
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by Piraty 1y ago
don't tell author about new meta glasses everybody and their grandma will wear 24/7 in 10y. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45283306
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by Piraty 1y ago
you could just have read the abstract instead
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by Piraty 1y ago
so, everybody wearing this in europe will hand out 'may i take photographs of you or your property'-forms + 'do you agree to Facebook's TOS, as your photographs will be uploaded to and processed by them'-forms prior
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by Piraty 1y ago
git pull. too often i found breake so i inspect git-log message prior to update, git-bisect came in handy once
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by Piraty 1y ago
25M ? lol . the venv is 6.9G
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by Piraty 1y ago
htc HD mini was the perfect form factor
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by Piraty 1y ago
less javascript + less dynamically loaded/changed content is the solution to web accessibility
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by Piraty 1y ago
https://xeiaso.net/talks/surreal-horror-pam-2021-11-09/
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by Piraty 1y ago
One china company actually named its surveillance software "Skynet" [1] [1]: https://youtu.be/CLo3e1Pak-Y?t=380

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