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longsword
4mo ago
There is a tool called deepclaude, which runs a proxy in the background capable of doing this, by simply doing /model in Claude.
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10mo ago
used a down-detector site to check if cloudflare is down, but the site is running on cloudflare, so i couldnt check if cloudflare was down for anyone else, because cloudflare was down
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longsword
2y ago
No, they can't. They don't have any access at all to your device. But as jeduardo already said, you can fetch updates from the device manufacturer. The mentioned Fritz!Box from AVM has automatic updates and is known for delivering
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2y ago
BYOD is really easy here with DSL. With fibre they try to push the legal limits by arguing that their device is required because its part of their network. But because the law explicitly says the network has to end at a passive point, they
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2y ago
i'm really glad that i can use my own modem. In germany every ISP is by law required to accept self brought modems. They can't force you to use their often shitty hardware. My current modem/router is up for 3 months without
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longsword
2y ago
I'm not sure the Maps API gives you access to the raw vector data.
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3y ago
I can't really confirm this data - atleast for my city it is very low. I started working fulltime last year and i'm already in the median and will crack the top 25% when 30 years old in some years. And my employee is not known to
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3y ago
There will always be 0 days out there, but they will always be very expensive and rare. If you have the ressources to buy or find a 0-day, you definetly won't blow it by executing known malware, or other stuff, which falls under the d
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4y ago
> This is sad :( hetzner charges extra for ipv4 address, and this means I couldn't run `git clone` without paying extra Well, they added the Option, so you can get your server for less then normal. The Servers are cheaper, if you Op
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4y ago
It's not 100% renewable in the Mix. Thats not what he said. It just means, that he picked a supplier, which exclusively buys renewable energy on the energy market. Obviously it's still the same energy mix, which arrives on your ho
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4y ago
We have a selfhosted Forum based on WoltLab for our Community. It's a (one time) Paid Forum-Software (110$), which is based on PHP and easy extendable. Right now we're having 141k Members and 120k Posts in 5 Years, so i would say
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4y ago
It's not possible to see any comment on YouTube at the moment
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5y ago
I'm talking about steam accounts. There are many cheaters our there, who just dont care if they lose an account. They will cheat on an alternative Account and when they get banned, they will buy a new one. They dont even care spending
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5y ago
> Kernel level anti-cheat is meaningless Anti-Cheat on the Account-Level is meaningless. You ban a cheater? Who cares. He will back with a new Account some Minutes later. Hardware Bans are useless aswell, as they can easily be spoofed. T
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5y ago
Currently it's even worse in France. At the moment, there are 17 of 56 reactors turned off, due to safety concerns. There is even the possibility of major outages when a cold wave hits the country.
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5y ago
I'am a Developer of an larger custom modded GTA Server (Roleplay Server), with 500-700 online users in peak hours. The community is very toxic. In the beginning, we received several DDoS Attacks daily, so we decided to build our own pr
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Scam site simulating Chrome window to appear safe
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5y ago
You can disable the Paywall by disabling JavaScript. (You can spot it, because the site initially loaded and then paywalled itself)