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by eloy 1y ago
Still haven't fixed https://xkcd.com/773/
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Scalability Works in Two Directions(eloydegen.com)
1 points by eloy 2y ago|0 comments
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by eloy 2y ago
Author here, thanks! I just thought it was fun to make kind of a polyglot shell script-blog post :D "yeah but you could serve a different page with the curl UA" ok, then you just change about:config?
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Make Firefox Private Again(make-firefox-private-again.com)
445 points by eloy 2y ago|334 comments
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by eloy 3y ago
I really do not like Google as a company, but this is one of those cases where I agree with them. It was always clear that websites could track you in incognito mode. Somehow people thinking that Google is not a website that can do that doe
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by eloy 3y ago
Let me rephrase: > just don't make a unnecessarily complex web app, so it will be fast Lots of apps include features that were never really asked for by the customer, but are included because it was easier for the developer.
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by eloy 3y ago
I think minification should be done on another layer: HTTP compression and HTTP parallelization and that kind of stuff. And just don't make a complex web app, so it will be fast.
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by eloy 3y ago
A lot of these things also sounds like autism.
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by eloy 4y ago
Yeah, it's this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network-In-a-Box
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by eloy 4y ago
Funny how Vodafone manages to write an entire article about a femtocell they built without using that word a single time.
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by eloy 4y ago
> A survey conducted in the 1990s revealed some extraordinary facts: 90% of all American CEOs believed that selling a new product without advertisements would be impossible; 85% were convinced that advertisements persuade people into buy
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by eloy 4y ago
No, because Afghanistan is not a member of the Council of Europe and has no jurisdiction there.
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Display connectors in networking equipment (2021)(eloydegen.com)
2 points by eloy 4y ago|0 comments
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by eloy 4y ago
I wish I had it! I think I would have to travel to some physical German archive to lookup old magazines... Or maybe Apple itself has the original digital version in their archives.
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by eloy 4y ago
RIP Gorbachev, one of the few genuinely good people in politics. After he retired from politics, he was featured in several advertisements: - In 1994 for Apple Computer: https://www.upi.com/Archives/1994/10/07
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by eloy 4y ago
Please do not use firejail. See this issue page: https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/aports/-/issues/12635 Bubblejail is an acceptable alternative https://github.com/igo95862/bubbl
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by eloy 4y ago
Is it? I just checked https://hstspreload.org/ , and it seems that twitter.com, facebook.com, outlook.com, cloudflare.com and gmail.com are all preloaded. Or do you mean that downgrade attacks are still easy to deploy? Under
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by eloy 4y ago
Hi! Author of that website here. Can some mod or the OP that submitted this post change the title to "Wi-Fine: it is fine to use public Wi-Fi"? The current one is not very descriptive. Also, let me know if any of you have comments
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by eloy 6y ago
He does explain it: > We have decades of odd random kernel oopses that could never be explained and were likely due to bad memory. And if it causes a kernel oops, I can guarantee that there are several orders of magnitude more cases wher
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by eloy 6y ago
C3Voc (CCC video operation center) does not want the raw stream to stay online, the edited version will appear soon online here: https://media.ccc.de/v/rc3-11511-watching_the_watchers_-_how... I have watched the stream
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by eloy 6y ago
The Netherlands has something like this: Rijksoverheid (state-gov) fonts.[1] They were designed by Peter Verheul[2] and were used in replacing all the logos of Dutch government agencies with a new style that is easy to recognize, combined w
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by eloy 7y ago
I used this tool to learn Dvorak a few years ago... worked pretty well for me :)
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by eloy 7y ago
> I don't want a browser to bypass DNS settings to use something else instead. In an ideal situation, me neither. But there are a lot of users who use for example Windows 7, which will never get encrypted DNS on system level. Browse
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by eloy 7y ago
Yes, but they aren't used as a default by browsers. Currently, Firefox is only relying on Cloudflare by default for US users.
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Encrypted DNS Outside of the US(eloydegen.com)
4 points by eloy 7y ago|4 comments
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by eloy 7y ago
> And stop forking OpenSSL; you’re just making things worse. Yeah no. OpenBSD developers did a really good job by improving the codebase of OpenSSL. See also some of their presentations: https://www.libressl.org/papers.ht
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by eloy 7y ago
or use `strings`
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by eloy 7y ago
Me too, I'm adding more scandals at the moment (I'm not the maintainer, but the project is on GitLab)
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by eloy 8y ago
Yes, but that machine is quite a whole lot newer than an old X200. It's from 2012, X200 is from 2008.
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by eloy 8y ago
I use a 9-cell battery on my X200, and it holds for around 4~5 hours. So for me it's perfectly fine.

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