proneb1rd

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by proneb1rd 1y ago
Was his video presentation ever recorded? Would be interested to see what kind of tools he’s been building
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by proneb1rd 1y ago
Not only UK, Europe in general is stuck in this nonsense. People buy properties, tenants pay their mortgage. In 15 years the property is yours mostly at the expense of someone else plus it gained in value. After owning it for so long and se
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NymVPN Is Now Live(techradar.com)
8 points by proneb1rd 2y ago|4 comments
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by proneb1rd 2y ago
This is how medium blogs look like. I can’t believe people still post there https://imgur.com/a/2PpS14h
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by proneb1rd 2y ago
How can be it be a 50 year low lol
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by proneb1rd 2y ago
Insane. 3k loc shell script. I admire people that can maintain things like this. For me it’s unapproachable hot mess.
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by proneb1rd 2y ago
Wow in the first video the man behind the camera refers to customers as clowns. Acts as if the guy he grabbed is stupid and not capable to enter a code on the web page. So weird.
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by proneb1rd 2y ago
I’d be very uncomfortable surfing wild spots. The dude is a legend.
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by proneb1rd 2y ago
TIL. The burger icon (LF) was invented in 1968
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by proneb1rd 2y ago
Planning on fixing this bug? :-)
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by proneb1rd 2y ago
A victim of its own simplicity. Such a mess with arithmetic operators being functions and everything being space separated.
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by proneb1rd 2y ago
Call me lazy but I couldn’t get through the wall of text to learn what on earth vectored database is. Way too much effort spent talking about binary and how ascii works and whatnot - such basics that it feels that the article is for someone
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by proneb1rd 2y ago
With SSD drive it’s enough to simply wipe the drive clean.
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by proneb1rd 2y ago
It’s baffling how the fear or reluctance of introducing a change drives a series of insane design decisions to accommodate the existing codebase.
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by proneb1rd 2y ago
It's amazing how they keep digging their own grave.
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by proneb1rd 2y ago
A lot of this is bought in instalments isn’t it?
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by proneb1rd 2y ago
I think I witness that VW automatically engage the electronic handbreak as the driver opens the door while the stick is in parking position.
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by proneb1rd 2y ago
This looks great. I wish I could switch my entire MacOS ui to that.
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by proneb1rd 2y ago
I concur. I can’t even read the whole article without a huge banner forcing me to sign up.
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by proneb1rd 2y ago
I used to code with sublime and compile from time to time to check with compiler. Sometimes I’d go for an hour without running cargo and somehow it worked fine. I have been doing rust since about 2016, in and out, and never questioned the a
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by proneb1rd 3y ago
Very exotic. Does it support multi threading? What kind of things can be done with it?
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by proneb1rd 4y ago
Most of what you see is probably Apple bypassing all VPNs to talk to their own servers. There are more serious problems though, with any app being able to bypass VPN simply by prohibiting Wi-Fi interface and iOS gladly letting all traffic
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by proneb1rd 8y ago
I think the author eventually came up with what libdispatch already does using queues.
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by proneb1rd 8y ago
You can write down on paper the private key you get when enabling 2FA. Some providers also give you a list of recovery keys.
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by proneb1rd 8y ago
I am surprised to see a long thread about nothing. Google does force you to give them your phone number and they do not let you register new emails after you hit some limit.
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by proneb1rd 8y ago
Raise your hand if you use Flickr today. :-)
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by proneb1rd 8y ago
Wat?
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by proneb1rd 8y ago
Bad idea. Bad
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by proneb1rd 8y ago
What’s the point of storing the same data in three distinct storages? What kind of disaster are you trying to avert? ps: this will back fire real bad when safari and friends add permission prompts for each specific storage that this librar
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by proneb1rd 8y ago
First I thought that was about some extension for V8. Naming things is hard. :/

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