nekusar

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by nekusar 3d ago
New way to bully unlocked: join as spectator and throw slurs to force game closure. In reality, the game needs paused, and to forcably eject bad actors, then resume game.
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by nekusar 3d ago
Sure, theft is theft. But when your corporate policies put weeks/months for an upgrade, and you can do it in 3 hours by reallocating to the same business (no theft), that's just using broken business practices to people's adv
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by nekusar 3d ago
Xen prevents modifying ACPI data. It also passes obvious "Xen emulated drive", and similar for all hardware interfaces. Passes CPUID. Can't stop any of this with Qubes/Xen. But is trivial with Proxmox/KVM. Honestly,
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by nekusar 4d ago
I dumped it after realizing Xen does its damndest in preventing you from hiding VM attributes from Guest OSes. Proxmox uses KVM, and is easy to configure a VM to make the guest think it's on bare metal. In the proprietary software spac
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by nekusar 5d ago
Yep. And the pay for these things is "access to 500+ TB Jellyfin-like movie services for free" Of course, it's all pirated out of country. And the pay is being a residential proxy. And piracy being the only way to actually ow
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by nekusar 5d ago
Then I have some Siemanns Uranium Hexafluoride centrifuges for sale. Just have to come to Natanz, Iran! They might have blown up due to the Israeli malware incident.
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by nekusar 5d ago
I've yet to find anybody in mental health profession who is "good", aside psychiatrists and their drug prescriptions. And that's only cause of gatekeeping drugs, not because they're good either. The worst problem wi
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by nekusar 6d ago
And Jellyfin for the server. And whatever leftover storage you have. And PIA or Proton for a port forwardable VPN. And https://github.com/halcyon-video/halcyon-video for that real Blockbuster experience.
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by nekusar 7d ago
Would mean the biomolecular computers would be faster than electronics. Electronics wouldnt work at all.
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by nekusar 7d ago
This whole story you tell is the same for lots of places. It's the tell of a failing state who cannot provide for their people. Hard/bad/no jobs? People will steal. And the thefts may cost $3000 to replace, but $300 in theft
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by nekusar 7d ago
Doesnt help, when official government websites ( usps.com ) are on the commercial suffix, and not .gov
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by nekusar 9d ago
Cry me alligator tears. It's been years since Microsoft has went from OS to advert ridden surveillance OS. If you have been abused by Microsoft for years, recognize the abusive actions against you, know you have Linux alternatives, and
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by nekusar 9d ago
Publish on gitflic.ru That's where Bypass Paywalls Free Firefox plugin lives. Its also where a whole lot of DRM bypass tools for Netflix etm also live.
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by nekusar 12d ago
Can you not think in first, second or third derivative actions with a system that bakes in micropayments at the deepest infrastructure level? Should people be able to get paid for content they made? Sure. But we have that already - copyrigh
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by nekusar 12d ago
So what makes raw fish safe is that the fish is froze at a temp for a period of time. Its different depending on temp and duration. But the cold kills the parasites. Its why "sashimi grade fish" is safe.
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by nekusar 12d ago
Im completely glad Xanadu died. Their grandiose plan was to install microtransactions on EVERYTHING, so that even hitting a simple webpage could be $10 to read. This is the libertarian utopia, where only the rich can read and learn. It woul
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by nekusar 12d ago
Yep absolutely works as well. Was just on my phone and gave an example. But arduino = 5v logic, and esp = 3.3v logic. Also ESP does have a lot higher base load than a atmega chip. You can do tricks to get those down to microwatts.
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by nekusar 12d ago
Are you fixing it at the IETF and RFC level, or is this just another way to say "BUY OUR SHIT AND IT TOTALLLY SOLVES EVERYTHING!!!!11"
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by nekusar 12d ago
Yeah, they lost the narrative. Hard. These days I can buy a old FB marketplace or Craigslist laptop and get EVERYTHING in 1. Maybe have to buy a new battery. Usually $100-150. If I need IO for controlling sensors and things, there's cl
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by nekusar 15d ago
Im OK with limited forms of copyright. But the problem is that copyright business interests will ALWAYS pervert the original agreed-upon rules to their benefit. Now something we saw that does work with audio, is statutory licensing. That ru
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by nekusar 15d ago
I'd write to this. It could be really fun... But I won't cause it'll be the worst of worst slopfests. Real human writing will be drowned out.
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by nekusar 16d ago
I think all this goes to the joke/not-a-joke about "you aren't a real hacker until you have a CVE to your name". Its also a form of forced social proof.
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by nekusar 17d ago
Fuck you, slop bot. Guess I found the trap phrases.
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by nekusar 17d ago
I came from the oldschool cypherpunk cryptogeeks when it meant secure comms and not shitcoin. There was a subset of us who thought that encryption wasn't the final goal, but steganography was needed to HIDE the encrypted comms. Else si
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by nekusar 18d ago
Yeah. You expect pigs to defend you?
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by nekusar 19d ago
Completely true, that. Ive seen exactly as you said with 4 friends of mine when I helped them go over to Linux. On the Win11 side, they didnt even KNOW that they clicked a button to sync their files to some cloudshit account (Onedrive). The
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by nekusar 19d ago
I bought a pack of Win10 pro keys for $5 a key. Gray market site, but 100% legit. The few times I needed a key, it worked the first time. And for a friend who needed Win11, the upgrade from 10 Pro to 11 worked first time. I'd never pay
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by nekusar 19d ago
And NOT a damned thing will be done to punish the administration for these obvious illegal actions. And they'll continue to do so, because it takes months to unwind this shit, and the damage was done immediately.
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by nekusar 20d ago
Uh, no. Shaming a "take" is just tone policing. Owners should own the hardware along with the software both. Its only since the smartphone era (2008) with locked down shit devices has this view changed. And people challenging this
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by nekusar 20d ago
Yep, GrapheneOS is anti-user-freedom. They do their damndest to prevent owners from having full control of their property, over claims of 'insecurity'. And complaints of this nature get inane drivel responses of "lol just f

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