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Memos: stick private notes on your email(fastmail.com)
102 points by nopcode 2y ago|65 comments
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by nopcode 2y ago
Signify was created so that a human can relatively easily eyeball the hash and make sure it's legit. If you're just relying on HTTPS alone it means you're essentially trusting the certificate store that Hetzner put there for
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by nopcode 2y ago
Why would it? I've used relayd in front of a ruby on rails app that spawns 4 sockets, but I don't see why you would do it for httpd. Note that httpd is based on relayd and likely still shares a lot of the same code.
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by nopcode 2y ago
Why do people mod their terminal prompt to display the current date/time? It feels like one of these "ricer" things like opening 9 terminals just to run cmatrix and screenfetch.
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by nopcode 2y ago
Microsoft sells endpoint security products and it would be unfair if third party solutions couldn't leverage the same APIs, it makes a lot of sense that a regulator steps in. I'm not aware of Apple selling security products or c
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by nopcode 2y ago
I work in a customer-facing role for a similar product. The handful of customers that asked about kernel modules / drivers saw it as a plus not a con.
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by nopcode 2y ago
Enforcing auto-formatting is a common practice in my experience. Currently working on a project where the repo will refuse commits that are not following the repo-specific formatting settings. I think it is a sane default in 2024.
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by nopcode 2y ago
You'd need a license to export to most countries and show that you have controls in place that they are not sent to countries/companies/people on a blacklist/watchlist. This is true for anything cybersecurity related and
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by nopcode 2y ago
The same dev has an Everything alternative: WizFile [1] [1]: https://antibody-software.com/wizfile/
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by nopcode 2y ago
That works for FaceTime calls, but not for video recordings with QuickTime.
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by nopcode 2y ago
I can't think of a single language that doesn't have REPL functionality and Jupyter is literally developed by academics.
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by nopcode 3y ago
I recently used platypus [1] to turn a ruby script into a macos menubar app. Something for which I wish there was a windows variant... Embedding a script into a small tray icon/menubar app can be extremely powerfull even with its low
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by nopcode 3y ago
There's only a limit of how much alcohol you can have in your bloodstream. Doesn't matter how or when that alcohol got there. Drinking a beer in the car is just as legal here as drinking a pepsi. Personally I don't see the
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by nopcode 3y ago
I don't like presenting my screen or slides via the camera feed. In certain apps, like MS Teams or Zoom, the bitrate for camera feeds is much lower _and_ you are just one of the several feeds on the screen. A screenshare takes over t
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by nopcode 3y ago
Yeah the logo is a bit confusing, but the full name is "Oxide Computer Company".
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by nopcode 3y ago
In the Soviet empire
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by nopcode 3y ago
This is the exact quote from the article, it clearly states that men received more relative to their size: > In response to the study, Google gave $9.7 million in additional compensation to 10,677 employees for this year. Men account for
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by nopcode 3y ago
> There is no universally agreed upon acceleration curve The gold standard (for my generation) was set by microsoft with the Mouse Wheel Optical 1.1a and IntelliMouse Explorer 3. It was 400 DPI mouse on 90-120 PPI screens. Higher PPI o
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by nopcode 3y ago
In a VNC situation? Try installing it to ~/Applications rather than /Applications.
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by nopcode 3y ago
After testing & buying everything out there, I settled with LinearMouse [0]: - FOSS (a plus but don't mind paying) - Control of scrolling mode settings different for Horizontal vs Vertical - Can disable mouse acceleration (
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by nopcode 3y ago
This happened in the dutch usenet piracy community. Downloading happened over usenet, but curation and discussion on a centralised website. The site got seized and the community moved to a new forum that runs on usenet itself. Blockchain
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by nopcode 3y ago
> Julian Assange leaked the DNC emails on behalf of Russian intelligence. Journalists report on leaks from intelligence all the time, to the point that the "Intelligence sources say"-phrase is becoming a meme of US "news&q
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by nopcode 3y ago
These new models give me hope that computers will be able to understand me soon. As a Flemish/Dutch speaker, not a single assistant is able to understand me in my native tongue. I can use Siri in English, but then she doesn't unde
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by nopcode 4y ago
Those sanctions are often enforced by financial institutions (banks). They rather stop transactions or freeze your account than take a chance.
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by nopcode 4y ago
5.1 Authority. To enter this Agreement and use the Games, you must be a live human (e.g., not a corporation, organization, artificial intelligence (good or evil), extraterrestrial, sentient non-human primate, etc.). However, this restrictio
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Amazon Games TOS considers a potential extraterrestrial takeover of Earth(amazon.com)
1 points by nopcode 4y ago|2 comments
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by nopcode 4y ago
The Twitter and Reddit integrations are really great. I have all my work-related social media in NNW without the distractions.
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by nopcode 4y ago
FreshRSS as a self-hosted server. NNW for Apple devices and NewsFlash for linux.
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by nopcode 4y ago
SWIM has a leaf-shaped magnet that can be demagnetised via remote. You put it on the plate so that it cannot be scanned but if police pulls you over it falls off.
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by nopcode 4y ago
You can enable IMAP and then use one of the many solutions available. imapsync comes to mind.

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