gotodengo

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by gotodengo 2mo ago
While I agree with you, that disagreement with the author (and not in a my side vs. your side talking point kinda way) is one of the things I liked. I don't think anyone other than geohot himself would agree with the full thing, but t
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by gotodengo 3mo ago
I rode the TAT through from Ripley, WV to Port Orford, OR last year over 10 weeks on a Kawasaki KLX 250 I can't speak enough to how awesome the experience was. A solid half the time I stopped for gas or to eat, I'd come out to my
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by gotodengo 9mo ago
Cheaper, sturdier, and more easily swappable than NVME while still being far faster than spinning discs. I use them basically as independent cartridges, this one's work, that one's a couple TB of raw video files plus the associate
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by gotodengo 11mo ago
Phishers are working completely blind, thus any amount of info going back to the phishers is a benefit to them. Just getting server logs from an opened link lets them know their messages aren't being quarantined and their server is rea
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by gotodengo 1y ago
I'm on year 10 of learning my second language and passed through a variety of teaching/learning methods. Intensive FSI courses, immersion including output as early as possible, self guided based heavily on reading and vocabulary,
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by gotodengo 2y ago
Their site will break consistently in any case. Running a site in 2024 comes with a responsibility to update regularly for a good reason. There are more than enough forgotten kebab shop restaurant pages that are now serving malware because
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by gotodengo 2y ago
Looks like those generic rings are supported by gadgetbridge[1] so barely any hacking needed for 100% on device processing and storage. I have a miband I use with gadgetbridge. I'm reasonably happy with the app, and it has visibly impr
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by gotodengo 2y ago
For various reasons I started to open a bank account with Mercury, before deciding to use another provider. When I said I'd no longer be finishing the application and to please delete my passport info, first they ignored the second par
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by gotodengo 5y ago
This is part of my concern, as well as the potential dilution of power features. See Firefox's recent decision to stop supporting the compact styling due to low usage. It is a topic which does have ongoing discussion within the Blender
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by gotodengo 5y ago
I have to admit, I'm a bit concerned about Blender's future development. I've been a Blender user for 15 years, I jumped on somewhere before the 2.4 redesign. There have been some really awesome advances in Blender over the p
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by gotodengo 5y ago
I was mostly treading water in my Portuguese practice for the past few years, before getting remotivated this year and making some decent progress. I agree with many of TFA's points > To learn a lot from reading, you need to read a
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by gotodengo 6y ago
My issue is that the last year or two has seen a huge amount of technical improvements that I genuinely love. Those improvements are combined with UI and workflow changes which are big enough changes that you can't fully copy over your
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by gotodengo 6y ago
>"we're gonna turn it back on in four weeks" This is my recurring issue when I see most "changes we're making for the election" posts. Sure this seems like a good step for this election. Fake news and the de
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by gotodengo 7y ago
I'm making RoomWithAView [1] in Godot. Not quite a productivity app, more an apartment builder/computer interface. Although on a bit of a hiatus (and a bit buggy) for the time being. I'm pulling in desktop screens to VR which
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by gotodengo 7y ago
This review seems oddly combative. It's $35, it boots off the shelf Ubuntu, it has a real graphics chip, it does what it says it does. It doesn't have RF shields, and was probably designed cheaply, but it's $35. Aside from th
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by gotodengo 7y ago
Pen testing is a pretty big industry. I've used a handful of RATs for different purposes including at least one which was professionally developed and purchased (through my employer anyway) I'll add however I've seen more tha
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by gotodengo 7y ago
I've been working on a game project over the past year. Everyone I had shown videos to was supportive. I felt like I got a lot done in a short few months. But no one other than myself had gotten their hands on the game proper. I had pl
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by gotodengo 7y ago
This has interesting ramifications in areas which do have the ability to support power supply, but haven't implemented our style of loans tied to collateral (Edit: Or rather haven't implemented automated billing, pre or post paid,
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by gotodengo 7y ago
Absolutely agreed. Especially since, in spite of my disagreement with the handling of things, the sheriff may have a point in the authorization angle. My initial comment pointed more generally to an example of politics within a company thou
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by gotodengo 7y ago
I've had clients tell me to hit certain known vulnerabilities specifically. I can see a situation where the decision to stay or swap off a system is being debated. If one party can send in testers and call out some vulns that might pla
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by gotodengo 7y ago
For me it's less the duration of a holiday and much more about the content. I've had 2 week vacations that consisted of some small important event like a family get together, but otherwise were largely spent on the computer. These
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by gotodengo 7y ago
That's a good idea. I'll have to make a few uploads there.
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by gotodengo 7y ago
I have a particular interest in the languages of Mozambique. Many of these languages are heavily used in their local areas, but endangered by lack of acceptance in schools, lack of media in the language, and lack of resources (Possibly one
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by gotodengo 7y ago
From the post: "The ad is attempting to use the Audio API as one of literally hundreds of pieces of data it is collecting about your browser in an attempt to "fingerprint" it... Your browser may be blocking this particular AP
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by gotodengo 8y ago
Your link is in reference to the state of the air reports. Which seem to collect data in 3 year periods. Looking at the most current report vs. the previous one Pittsburgh is (slightly) worse for particulates, going from 12.6 ug/m^3 to
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by gotodengo 8y ago
Western PA in general seems to be slipping back into (as I've been told it was like) the pollution of the 70's. Even without the recent coke plant fire, Pittsburgh had a record worst year (since they've cleaned up in the past
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by gotodengo 8y ago
Sorry, but you're making a lot of assumptions as to why this person, or anyone would have a large amount of video or photos. They could be the guy taking photos of their kid's ball game, that parent's know they can reach out
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by gotodengo 8y ago
At this point it's a backwards compatibility issue. Like you say for Ohm they now recommend using the omega symbol[1] but there's still code out there using the Ohm symbol. Solving that wouldn't have helped in the Spotify cas
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by gotodengo 8y ago
Reminds me of the Spotify unicode username issue[1]. Where a function assumed to be idempotent (think tolower(username)) actually wasn't with certain unicode inputs. Allowing account takeovers. [1] https://labs.spotify.com&#
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by gotodengo 9y ago
The Portuguese have exported certain other aspects of Asian culture to various parts of the world as well. "chá" is the word for tea in (all?) the Portuguese speaking world, an early borrowing from Cantonese. Whereas most other Eu

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