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by cyberlab 5y ago
Have you seen Invidious? https://invidious.tube/feed/popular
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What is LBRY exactly? Is it a protocol, an app, a website, or a company?(lbry.com)
9 points by cyberlab 5y ago|1 comments
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by cyberlab 5y ago
Amazon is this super well oiled machine. People never think of it that way. They just think: 'Amazon: Oh yeah that e-commerce store where I buy my gadgets and groceries'. But it's so much more complex and nuanced. What I alwa
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React Authentication, Simplified(davidwalsh.name)
2 points by cyberlab 5y ago|0 comments
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by cyberlab 5y ago
> Sadly, many of them look like ghost towns That is why I think we are still in early days of the (fediverse-powered) web. All this fringe tech will blossom eventually and we can live the 'decentralists dream' we all seem to be
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by cyberlab 5y ago
Shrooms actually help with visual acuity (at least according to Terrence McKenna). I recall him saying it in a talk. His 'stoned ape' theory suggests that people used to take shrooms before hunting to give them an unfair advantage
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by cyberlab 5y ago
Only learning now that that site is built using a thing called LBRY[0]. What a fascinating thing to learn about. I should have known about it earlier. Might build a few things with this... [0] https://lbry.com/faq/what-
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by cyberlab 5y ago
Yes, here's the timestamp URL: https://youtu.be/Hv3UC4lz3oQ?t=468
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by cyberlab 5y ago
Browse with JS disabled by default. Then in uBlock Origin you can temporarily whitelist the page and browse it with JS enabled if it really requires it.
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by cyberlab 5y ago
Good OPSEC practice using Medium for your anonymous parody ramblings. I know some people genuinely wanting to be anonymous and their full legal name is in the whois records of the domain!
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A Beginner's Guide to Nootropics(reddit.com)
2 points by cyberlab 5y ago|0 comments
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by cyberlab 5y ago
It would be wise not to disclose it, if you do decide to microdose for the purposes of productivity. There are many people who don't tell their coworkers that they take certain medicine in order to be functional. LSD is no exception. I
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The Seeker's Guide to Microdosing Magic Mushrooms(entheonation.com)
1 points by cyberlab 5y ago|0 comments
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by cyberlab 5y ago
Is there any screenshots of the QEMU GUI running? I'm thinking of using it, but I am aghast that there's no screenshots page on the website. Also: how do you pass files into QEMU? Does it have software similar to Virtualbox's
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Open Policy Agent – Policy-based control for cloud native environments(openpolicyagent.org)
2 points by cyberlab 5y ago|0 comments
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Using VSCode without the Microsoft tracking with VSCodium(youtube.com)
2 points by cyberlab 5y ago|0 comments
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by cyberlab 5y ago
It's not very damaging though. What good is `the last four digits` of a credit card? Also: Although PII was leaked, how useful is that, when previous breaches have exposed half the planet already? If I want someone's SSN to do ide
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Firewalla – Cybersecurity Firewall for Your Family and Business(firewalla.com)
2 points by cyberlab 5y ago|0 comments
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by cyberlab 5y ago
There seems to be a lot of people very focused on keeping a lot of tabs open in their browser. For me, I browse the web, hit CTRL+D for a site that I would like to visit again later, and then close all my tabs automatically by simply quitti
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by cyberlab 5y ago
I swing between some kind of superhuman 'do all the things' productivity freak, and a singularly focused person all the time. When the circumstances are right, I will go full `sprint mode` and achieve a lot in a small amount of ti
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by cyberlab 5y ago
Site seems down for me. I remember a tool for Twitter where you could automatically engage with people posting positive or uplifting tweets (better known as sentiment analysis). I forget the name of the tool, but it would search for any twe
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by cyberlab 5y ago
Yeah, which is why I suggest faking metadata than simply stripping it. There are anti-forensic tools for doing that.
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by cyberlab 5y ago
Yes. Although with Google and other tech giants, they have good security, but really bad privacy. So there is little chance of your Google searches being leaked onto some shady darkweb forum, but a better chance it is being leaked to NSA et
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by cyberlab 5y ago
Moore’s Law Is Dead (2016): https://www.technologyreview.com/2016/05/13/245938/moores-la...
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API Authentication with Vanilla JavaScript(gomakethings.com)
1 points by cyberlab 5y ago|0 comments
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by cyberlab 5y ago
Yet the samples retain their original creation date?
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by cyberlab 5y ago
> the malware samples appear to have been compiled seven years ago, in 2014 So it was possible then to analyze the metadata of the files and determine when the malware was made/compiled? That seems like bad OPSEC. If I was CIA I wou
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Unraveling the Lamberts Toolkit (2017)(securelist.com)
1 points by cyberlab 5y ago|0 comments
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OpenFlights – airport and airline data(openflights.org)
224 points by cyberlab 5y ago|60 comments
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by cyberlab 5y ago
Freenom domains are free for a year, but you have to pay after a year if you want to keep it. So don't build anything important with those domains, unless you are willing to pay to keep your site online...

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