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by emilburzo 7d ago
If microphone quality matters a lot for your use-case, you might also want to checkout the Anker Soundcore Libery 5 Pro. (I'm only sharing this because I know how difficult it is to find any information on earbuds with good microphones
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by emilburzo 1mo ago
I actually experienced GPS spoofing while paragliding near Ukraine, luckily in the daytime. I don't even want to imagine it at night on a rescue mission. Condolences to the occupants. It's quite easy to say "no big deal"
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by emilburzo 3mo ago
Interesting, so the spoofing is only active during attacks? That explains the short duration. I am wondering what changed though, since this hasn't happened before in the previous 4 years. More spoofing installations maybe? Higher radi
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GPS spoofing teleported me to Peru, mid-flight(blog.emilburzo.com)
4 points by emilburzo 3mo ago|4 comments
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Final DNS Outage of 5 May 2026(blog.denic.de)
3 points by emilburzo 3mo ago|0 comments
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by emilburzo 4mo ago
It doesn't have any credentials inside the VM though, not even for git, so it could commit but not push. And I manually review/commit/push outside of the VM since I don't want to just dump stuff without reading it first.
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by emilburzo 4mo ago
I'm still happy with my containment setup[1][2] on linux. The only risk that I see from the article would be the "Exfiltration through an approved domain" one. But in the VM there's (by design) nothing to exfiltrate besi
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by emilburzo 6mo ago
Yep, that looks like a paraglider circling in a thermal while being drifted due the wind. Random tracklog example: https://www.xcontest.org/world/en/flights/detail:mattmozza/2... (zoom in until you see c
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by emilburzo 6mo ago
> Romania reportedly has unlimited for 4€ but I don't know which operator. Orange Yoxo is the only one which has actually-unlimited, all the others have a fine-print somewhere with "up to X GB/month, then bandwidth is seve
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by emilburzo 7mo ago
I've been happily using oauth2-proxy[1] with nginx as an extra layer of authentication to prevent situations where e.g. home-assistant had an unauthenticated RCE. It's pretty neat since you can have one oauth instances for all vir
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by emilburzo 8mo ago
> but a bug in VirtualBox is making one core run at 100% the entire time FYI they fixed it in 7.2.6: https://github.com/VirtualBox/virtualbox/issues/356#issuecom...
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by emilburzo 8mo ago
Hmm, perhaps I'm missing something, so let's go through it step by step and see where the disconnect is: - There's a cloned 'my-project' git repo on the base OS - The 'Vagrantfile' is added to the project
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by emilburzo 8mo ago
Correct, which I wanted to avoid because: > Mounting the Docker socket grants the agent full access to your Docker daemon, which has root-level privileges on your system. The agent can start or stop any container, access volumes, and pot
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by emilburzo 8mo ago
I tried this approach for a while, but I really wanted it to be able to do anything (install system packages, build/run Docker containers, the works). With these powers there's a lot less back-and-forth with me running commands, c
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by emilburzo 8mo ago
This was also the direction I was initially headed, but then I realized I wanted one-VM-per-project so it can really do anything it wants on the complete VM. So the blast-from-the-past-Vagrant won because of the Vagrantfile + `vagrant up` e
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Running Claude Code dangerously (safely)(blog.emilburzo.com)
351 points by emilburzo 8mo ago|258 comments
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by emilburzo 8mo ago
I totally understand, Vagrant and VirtualBox are quite a blast from the past for me as well. But besides the what-are-the-odds bug, it's been smooth sailing. > VMs with 3D acceleration I think we don't even need 3D acceleration
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by emilburzo 8mo ago
> [...] and maybe I also want kilo code to run a docker stack for me which it can't in the agent cloud Yes! I'm surprised more people do not want this capability. Check out my comment above, I think Vagrant might also be what y
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by emilburzo 8mo ago
> unsupervised in a VM in the cloud where the agent has root Why in the cloud and not in a local VM? I've re-discovered Vagrant and have been using it exactly for this and it's surprisingly effective for my workflows. https:&#
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by emilburzo 8mo ago
Good point. For me, that was intentional, since all my projects are in git I don't care if it messes something up. Then you get the benefit of being able to use your regular git tooling/flows/whatever, without having to add c
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by emilburzo 9mo ago
Since Android 15, Google Pixel phones have a "notification cooldown" that sort of fixes this. Hopefully it makes it's way to all Android phones at some point. https://www.androidauthority.com/android-15-notifi
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by emilburzo 10mo ago
Already done: https://hackaday.com/2024/11/15/bypassing-airpods-hearing-ai...
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by emilburzo 10mo ago
For anyone else trying to find the Telegram feature: > Telegram Announces Removal of "People Nearby" Feature
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by emilburzo 10mo ago
Back in the day when Direct Connect[1] was a thing, and we all had insane speeds in the metropolitan area (but not so great outside of that), I used to run a DC hub. Which due to said speeds had mostly people that were close by, geographica
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by emilburzo 11mo ago
+1 here, with the latest Chrome v3 manifest shenanigans, the Pushbullet extension stopped working and the devs said they have no interest in pursuing that (understandable). I always wanted a dedicated binary anyway, so 1 hour later I got:
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by emilburzo 1y ago
If you have another machine with a SSD or at least a fast-ish HDD and want to give it another go, you could try running k3s with an external datastore (e.g. postgres). That's the setup I've been using on 3 x rPi since 2021 and I&#
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by emilburzo 1y ago
I just tested it on one of my nemeses: PDF bank statements. They're surprisingly tough to work with if you want to get clean, structured transaction data out of them. The JSON extract actually looks pretty good and seems to produce som
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by emilburzo 2y ago
This is exactly what I did for my DIY solution, it's quite amazing how far you can get with some SMS parsing. Initially I was still missing quite a lot of transactions, as there isn't a SMS for non-CC payments, but then I realized
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by emilburzo 2y ago
> without resorting to google maps history (which is great but has…obvious downsides) Maybe relevant: they moved it to on-device now: https://9to5google.com/2023/12/12/google-location-history-ti...
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by emilburzo 2y ago
Nothing spectacular, I just want to have a display by the door that shows various things I'd like to check on before leaving, like: which windows are open, outside temperatures, etc. I don't want a battery because: - although ever

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