lazerl0rd

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by lazerl0rd 3y ago
THAT WAS MY PROBLEM?
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by lazerl0rd 3y ago
Snipping Tool used to have this "feature" whereby any drawing performed on a screenshot would be animated as an overlay (this was only visible in the UWP Photos app at the time). Funnily enough, that's the first thing that ca
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by lazerl0rd 4y ago
Still waiting for FIDO2 support on macOS, unfortunately.
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by lazerl0rd 4y ago
Funnily enough, I actually had issues with Coinbase today as well. All of a sudden they wanted to block me from using cards (no idea why, I've been a customer for at least two years). I got told the change was due to security and irrev
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by lazerl0rd 4y ago
What I never end up understanding about such topics is what is truly meant by "understanding" [that we have finite lives]. Don't we all know that anyways? Are we being asked to calm down and accept that? If so, isn't suc
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by lazerl0rd 4y ago
That's what DALL-E said /s.
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by lazerl0rd 4y ago
Just a thought, but what if all citizens over the age of 18 could use TOTP [with a randomly-assigned secret] to verify their age. If they don't have a mobile device, they could purchase one of those "calculator-like" TOTP dev
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by lazerl0rd 4y ago
I'd give the MSI Creator Z16 a look. Albeit, battery life is not amazing on [most] x86 platforms (compared to ARM platforms) though it should last notably longer on Linux.
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by lazerl0rd 4y ago
Whilst I agree people should at least have a ".com" backup domain (at least for email use), many services are supporting the less common TLDs nowadays. In particular, ".dev" seems to be supported well in my experience (w
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by lazerl0rd 4y ago
That reminds me, I recently registered to Experian only to find out ".dev" emails are considered invalid. I had to register an email on one of my ".com" domains then forward over to even register with them. I called up s
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by lazerl0rd 4y ago
This isn't going to be just Lenovo. Microsoft requires that the certificate in question is not part of the Secure Boot database for any device meeting/utilising the "Device Guard" functionality. And as others have said,
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by lazerl0rd 4y ago
There's SafeSearch for that, which can be enforced at the DNS level.
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by lazerl0rd 4y ago
I never got round to PR'ing this (maybe I still will) but it would be great if Howdy had a feature where it could be "skipped" until the user is logged in. That would allow people using systemd-homed's encryption to unlo
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by lazerl0rd 4y ago
MSI Creator Z16[P] You should be able to disable the dGPU if you have no need for it, within the BIOS, to improve battery life. As for why I recommend it? 1) It has a thin, MacBook-esque aluminium chassis. 2) A choice of two biometrics - Fi
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by lazerl0rd 4y ago
That doesn't work here. DNS over HTTPS (DoH) uses port 443, which you probably don't want to forward to your local resolver.
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by lazerl0rd 5y ago
Pfft. Start Menu ads are for losers. You should advertise with File Explorer [1] to get to more people. [1] : https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/microsoft-is...
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by lazerl0rd 5y ago
Location: London, United Kingdom Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes [, within reason.] Technologies: C#, Python, System Administration, Linux System Administration, JS, VM Management, Cloudflare Workers, whilst eager to learn other techno
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by lazerl0rd 5y ago
I wonder if this was really "Anonymous" (with regards to who runs the Twitter page) or a collective effort with non-affiliated individuals. Ukraine has listed websites they asked "friends of Ukraine" to try DDos includin
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by lazerl0rd 5y ago
My initial thoughts were "sand mushroom" and "sand seaweed".
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by lazerl0rd 5y ago
I should've been a little clearer; by "enterprise systems" I was referring to RAID controllers and the like. Though yes, I believe enterprise SSDs/NVMes likely have a capacitor or, as one friend put it, an "overkill
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by lazerl0rd 5y ago
That's the first time I've heard of batteries [for RAID controllers] having an entirely separate port than that which hooks them up to the controller. Is this a "there are some of X" or have I just been out of the loop?
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by lazerl0rd 5y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I wouldn't call the management engine (eg. HP iLO) the BIOS. Whilst those may support such warnings: 1) Not everyone wants to use iLO or whatever equivalent another OEM provides. 2) Whilst such systems
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by lazerl0rd 5y ago
The funny thing here is that battery-backed enterprise systems are worse off in that manner, because you're much more likely to notice a dying battery that your entire device relies on than the little battery pack hooked up to your RAI
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by lazerl0rd 5y ago
Location: London, United Kingdom Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes [, within reason.] Technologies: C#, Python, System Administration, Linux System Administration, JS, VM Management, Cloudflare Workers, whilst eager to learn other techno
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by lazerl0rd 5y ago
Since everyone's asking for a good password manager for their use-case, I may as well so the same. Thanks in advance for any replies. I've been looking for an alternative to Enpass, which: 1) Supports using WebDAV as a backend (or
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by lazerl0rd 5y ago
NGINX has an experimental QUIC branch [1], but in my experience it is buggy and currently has lower throughput than using Quiche [2] with NGINX. I do the latter for my fork of NGINX called Zestginx [3], which supports HTTP/3 amongst a
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by lazerl0rd 6y ago
Or the music industry cough youtube-dl .
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by lazerl0rd 6y ago
> If you look closely, you’ll notice that no-one has built a new engine from scratch in 20 years. That's not true. Servo is new, which is where Mozilla are picking their changes to Gecko/Quantum from. These false blanket statem
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by lazerl0rd 6y ago
wowldz tinywiest offwice
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by lazerl0rd 6y ago
I maintain a NGINX fork with io_uring support (instead of AIO) here https://github.com/lazerl0rd/nginx . io_uring has been providing promising results, and recent updates to Linux have just been constantly improving it.

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