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by implying 4y ago
The site isn't really about dogs, it tracks a few dozen different topics that people consider difficult. It's not so much about any longstanding personal policy, but if your dog of 10+ years had just died recently, and you sat dow
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by implying 4y ago
I use the site mentioned in the article almost every time I want to watch a movie. Its easy to dismiss it in terms of "pampering" or being too soft, but there are people who have lived and seen horrible things and do not want to b
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by implying 4y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-communication_theorem
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by implying 4y ago
Putting fundamental features of the language behind a price barrier at all will keep students and people who want to experiment with the language out of the ecosystem. This isn't a papercut, it's an intentional omission that has b
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by implying 4y ago
They've fixed the import / modules situation to a point where it's usable and much improved, and generics have been added. However, the issue this brings up about structs / types not explicitly declaring which interfaces
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by implying 4y ago
Firefox is not based on the chromium codebase, it is older.
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by implying 4y ago
Isn't it sad that he has to type out his only messages to the world letter by letter, and he spends his time typing out the names of mega-brands? "...‘(son’s name) moechtest du mit mir disneys die hexe und der zauberer anschauen a
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by implying 4y ago
I essentially paid my way through college by turning SMB's spreadsheets into CRUD webapps + some tiny reporting. There is a huge, huge market for this if you wanted to trade some of the time you would spend writing code with marketing,
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by implying 4y ago
Perhaps off-topic, but .su is the TLD of the Soviet Union.
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Secret World of Pro-Russia Hacking Group Exposed in Leak(wsj.com)
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by implying 5y ago
You should expect any software to not have ads.
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by implying 5y ago
As useless and pithy it is to say "just restore from backup", having your livelihood (or a significant time investment) depend on a system far outside of your control, where you have no service guarantees or even a billable relati
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by implying 5y ago
I always backup my TOTP secrets to a file on my computer. Android apps like Aegis can automate this, by having an encrypted export to a file anytime you add or change a secret. You can use {Nextcloud, syncthing, etc.} to maintain that expor
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by implying 5y ago
This reminds me of Huawei camera app detecting pictures of the moon and superimposing a clear stock photo into your picture: https://www.androidauthority.com/huawei-p30-pro-moon-mode-co...
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by implying 5y ago
Digitalocean will automatically lock any account I create, because of an (admitted!) false positive in their fraud software. Literally any IP, any credit card, any email address I use- seconds after taking out a test deposit on the card, th
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DuckDuckGo Cites 'Harry Potter Wiki' on Ringworm(duckduckgo.com)
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by implying 5y ago
(2019)
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by implying 5y ago
These types of programs have gone through a few iterations since the secure enclave was released, but they all share a fatal flaw, probably from the SE itself: You can only store keys that use the NIST P curves, which are not recommended fo
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by implying 5y ago
This is a bizarre analysis. Public legal risk is absolutely the last imaginable threat to us-east-1, short of aliens abducting it. The U.S. security apparatus depends on AWS and would never allow it, Wall Street would never allow it, never
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by implying 5y ago
Took a little while to find the magic words in there: https://github.com/wimpysworld/quickemu/blob/af26f41440d63a0...
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by implying 5y ago
Strange how this implies that the end-all-be-all of VPNs is IPsec. I would've loved to hear their opinion on wireguard and this generation of mesh VPNs
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by implying 5y ago
I agree. Isn't a VPN a usecase where you'd like to authenticate yourself as little as possible? For comparison, mullvad accounts have no separate identification and authentication. Each account is a 16 digit number, and knowledge
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by implying 5y ago
I run it using docker, paired with a watchtower container that automatically updates it. For accessing it, I use tailscale so that I don't have to open ports or have any kind of exposure to the internet. This obviously won't work
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by implying 5y ago
Did you not even read the url, let alone the article? This is Edward Snowden's blog.
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by implying 5y ago
A new aspect of this is that because this is self-reported, and the end goal is to involve the criminal justice system, there is now (essentially) an API call that causes law enforcement to raid your home. What would be the result of '
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by implying 5y ago
For frustrated HN users, I have managed to remove the ads by uninstalling all updates to android home, disabling "TV core services" and "Google Play Services". You'll also need to disable automatic updates in the pl
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by implying 5y ago
Ultimately, if the data isn't on your hardware, parsable by open source software, there's always a chance a corporate move could imperil it.
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by implying 5y ago
You can find a quite bit more than are on this list if you don't mind shady torrent sites
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by implying 5y ago
I've deployed it to my larger-than-average home network with great success. A device can roam outside of the network and still access intranet sites and services, and I can remotely access family devices for helpdesk tasks. My only com
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by implying 5y ago
Partly telling that we're in a frameworks-for-frameworks stage of webdev.

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