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by pR0Ps 1y ago
Same: https://github.com/ianare/exif-py/pull/75/files I feel like a bit of a fraud because this was the PR that got me the "Mars 2020 Contributor" badge...
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by pR0Ps 2y ago
Yet another fzf-based implementation: https://github.com/pR0Ps/dotfiles/blob/master/bin/ijq (Demo: https://asciinema.org/a/349330 )
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by pR0Ps 3y ago
https://cmetcalfe.ca/blog Contains mostly guides on random things I learn over time and other bits of information I think should be publicly available. Not very frequently updated, but RSS is available so it can be chucked
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by pR0Ps 4y ago
This has been an issue forever (I have a similar blog post from 4+ years ago tracking down the exact same issue: https://cmetcalfe.ca/blog/diagnosing-periodic-high-ping-time... ) and I can't believe it's stil
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by pR0Ps 4y ago
You can actually do this with any level of log message by passing `exc_info=True` to it. This is super useful in cases where you want to log the exception context, but don't need to be at a high logging level. Ex: logger.debug(&q
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by pR0Ps 4y ago
Maybe it's Stockholm syndrome, but contrary to what seems like most people I don't actually mind the built in logging library. Sure, it reeks of its Java roots and can be a bit of a pain to set up configure, but once that's d
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by pR0Ps 5y ago
For 2, see chronic[0] (part of moreutils[1]). It runs a command, muting stdout and stderr unless the command exits with a non-zero status. [0]: https://manpages.debian.org/jessie/moreutils/chronic.1.en.ht... [1]:
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by pR0Ps 6y ago
While it's true that jq's DSL has a bit of a learning curve, being able to try expressions and see immediate feedback can help immensely. Here is a demo of a small script I wrote that shows jq results as you type using FZF: https
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by pR0Ps 6y ago
> The closest I'm come to mimicking Mac style on Windows to create an installer that does not actual install but extracts the contents to user's temp directory and executes the application. Needed a simple solution so the end-u
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by pR0Ps 6y ago
It's 100% possible to play with all the emulators running on the same computer. I worked my way through most of game with multiple players. There was a little bit of input lag but not too bad (and the game is pretty forgiving). If you
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by pR0Ps 6y ago
Ugh. I had the exact same issue with Qt and it took me forever to track it down[0]. Even though it's been fixed since 2017 I can confirm that there's still lots of network-using software out there that isn't using the most re
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by pR0Ps 6y ago
You can fix this by adding a filter called "is:spam" that has the "never send to spam" option checked. See https://cmetcalfe.ca/blog/forwarding-spam-with-gmail.html
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by pR0Ps 7y ago
I wanted to try it, but their RSS/ATOM feed support is broken. The feed[1] currently 404's with a single emoji[2]. No feed support is a non-starter for me. Question for you since you presumably read their blog: Do you follow a bun
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by pR0Ps 7y ago
Something you may want to look into is the client MTU setting. When I was setting up WireGuard on macOS Mojave it would connect but I wouldn't be able to load pages. Other devices didn't have any issues so the server config was fi
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by pR0Ps 7y ago
Seems like a lot of people have their own solution, I'll add mine to the pile: https://github.com/pR0Ps/PhotoFloat Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/F6w8Ixz.png (just took it now so I redacted some
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by pR0Ps 8y ago
I have this rule too. While there are a bunch of people with anecdotes saying their Switch is fine with non-Nintendo power supplies, the fact that the dock and console are both ridiculously noncompliant[0] is enough to dissuade me from ever
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Namecheap announces support for TOTP-based 2FA(namecheap.com)
32 points by pR0Ps 8y ago|25 comments
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by pR0Ps 8y ago
I'm interested in something like this - is the code publicly available?
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by pR0Ps 8y ago
I'm unfortunately familiar with similar systems. What has probably happened is that a crowdsourced process has (incorrectly) categorized the website as 2 things: "Criminal skills/Hacking", and "News". The hotel
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by pR0Ps 11y ago
Yes, anyone who analyzes the messages you send can assume that you are using SMSSecure. However, compared to the amount of metadata that's already being leaked over SMS[1], adding the fact that you could [2] be using a specific SMS cl
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by pR0Ps 11y ago
Key distribution isn't really something we're doing. Each user just keeps their own list of verified identities. We're using the same system we inherited from TextSecure for encrypted SMS: Trust keys implicitly on first use,
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by pR0Ps 11y ago
Actually, if you receive a message from someone using SMSSecure, you'll get a prompt asking if you want to upgrade to a secure session. But yes, there is no way to look someone up and check if they're using SMSSecure. The detectio
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by pR0Ps 11y ago
SMSSecure's default mode is to send normal, unencrypted SMS messages so people using regular SMS clients can still receive them. If both users have SMSSecure, they can exchange keys and upgrade to an encrypted session. Also, there&#x27
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by pR0Ps 11y ago
Relevant pull request: https://github.com/WhisperSystems/TextSecure/pull/2817
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by pR0Ps 11y ago
We've removed the need for GCM since SMSSecure only deals with the SMS/MMS functionality.
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by pR0Ps 11y ago
I'm one of the developers of this project. If you have any questions, let me know. To be clear, this project isn't endorsed in any way by Open Whisper Systems. We forked their codebase pre-v2.7.0 and are integrating upstream commi
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by pR0Ps 13y ago
Very useful! I like the simplicity of it. One suggestion: the email notifications are sent from (today@gh-release-watch.com) is a little odd. Something like "notifications" or "updates" might be a bit clearer.