puffybuf

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by puffybuf 9mo ago
I would just pirate at that point. You're paying for the streaming service anyways. Use mullvad to download the torrent :). I'm pretty sure they ignore dmca requests. Not that they even know their customer's names if you pay
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by puffybuf 1y ago
I store my passwords on an encrypted file partition sqlite database. My script grabs the pass and immediately closes the partition afterwards. You can also just encrypt your passwords into individual encrypted files (one for each password)
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by puffybuf 1y ago
I like mullvad. You can buy a prepaid card off amazon. I figured out how to setup wireguard on various unixes Mac/linux/openbsd
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by puffybuf 1y ago
i3 has pretty much been replaced by sway for me. Works great I have no problems with wayland as a regular user
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by puffybuf 1y ago
I've been using device mapper+encryption to backup my files to encrypted filesystem on regular files. (cryptsetup on linux, vnconfig+bioctl on openbsd). Is there a reason for me to use borgbackup? Maybe to save space? I even wrote pyth
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by puffybuf 1y ago
I use x64dbg to make cheats. It is a binary debugger for x64/32. Check it out and learn assembly/winapi.. For serious debugging of binaries you'll want a DMA device to inject into memory without a debugger attaching.
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by puffybuf 1y ago
fzf, ripgrep are some command line tools I like. Check them out. Being able to quickly search your history with fuzzy finder is so useful.
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by puffybuf 2y ago
Stealing crypto is so lucrative. So there is a huge 'market' for this stuff now that wasn't there before. Security is more important now than ever. I started sandboxing Emacs and python because I can't trust all the pack
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by puffybuf 2y ago
I use it, and even run wayland (sway) on my dell laptop. No bluetooth support. Encrypted disk. Takes a lot of time to setup. Generally similar to linux, but less hardware support.
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by puffybuf 2y ago
I love org-mode with emacs. I use it to organize my notes / game hacks / todo / pretty much anything using a tree structure. You can use drawers to hide things like sample code.
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by puffybuf 2y ago
I highly recommend OpenBSD for firewalls, vpn (wireguard), and other edge servers. It has served me well. I love how everything is organized.
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by puffybuf 2y ago
how would this work with internationalized strings? especially if you have to change the order of things? You'd still need a string version with object ordering I would think
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by puffybuf 2y ago
I'm pretty sure boost::format can do this, though not inline in the string. Do we really need more complexity in cpp? isn't it complex enough?
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by puffybuf 2y ago
I think of evolution as unassisted learning where agents compete with the each other for limited resources. Over time they get better and better at surviving by passing on genes. It never ends of course.
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by puffybuf 2y ago
I should point out getting bitcoin anonymously requires some work too (if you buy BTC it is tied to your CC, and many exchanges require your ssn). Mullvad does allow you to send them cash anonymously in the mail as well.
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by puffybuf 2y ago
No they have tor onion links
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by puffybuf 2y ago
I use mullvad VPN with wireguard on OpenBSD (man wg). Works great. You can buy months with bitcoin for anonymity.
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by puffybuf 2y ago
Latex already has massive amounts of libraries. Simple things like chemistry or physics typesetting for example. That's hard to just switch away from. can it do freetype fonts? I use XeLatex to change the fonts since the default gets b
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by puffybuf 2y ago
I'm want to try them. I figure growing them myself is the safest way to go. Got 10 bags of Uncle Ben's brown rice growing mycelium right now.
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by puffybuf 2y ago
My biggest concern with weed is that it stays in your system for a long time, much longer than the actual high. THC is fat soluble, getting stored in the body's fatty tissue, and can slowly enter the blood days after using. This means
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by puffybuf 2y ago
It doesn't even have to be a server like ssh. It could be a client side project engineered to somehow deliver all your ssh keys or bitcoin wallets. There is no reason backdoors couldn't stealthily phone home from client side appli
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by puffybuf 2y ago
Presumably they wanted this backdoor hidden, so they wouldn't want it doing things that could expose it. I'm under the impression it simply modifies memory when sshd loads the xz library, adding its own hooks and just waiting for
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by puffybuf 2y ago
It looks like he made multiple sock puppet accounts talking to himself on the mailing lists: https://boehs.org/node/everything-i-know-about-the-xz-backdo... He made a sock puppet asking debian to update the package in
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by puffybuf 2y ago
I did something similar as a student, making my own exception class with std::ostream: throw exceptionC() << "error code: " << t; I often found myself having to format error strings for exceptions, so I thought I could
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by puffybuf 4y ago
Maybe when we (the AI) can build machines capable of self replication in the physical world. Otherwise I’m only worried about destabilization due to no jobs. That seems more likely. If young people cannot get ahead they will get frustrated
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by puffybuf 4y ago
I think the idea is that ‘something’ must exist by necessity. Sort of like how logical truths are eternal and have no beginning: the laws which make up matter appear to follow mathematical (logical) rules, so maybe matter in some sense is e
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by puffybuf 4y ago
So what if determinism is true? Does responsibility even make sense in an ultimate sense? And any meaning you give yourself is dependent upon past environmental history.
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by puffybuf 4y ago
If the universe is infinitely large everything that can happen will happen, an infinite number of times.
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by puffybuf 4y ago
I can't convince myself a religion is true no matter if it makes me feel good to believe in it. So effectively I end up with the correspondence theory of truth whether I like it or not.
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by puffybuf 4y ago
But you must pay to use these APIs. They did give me $20 free trial though. You could make a bunch of accounts and abuse the free trial I guess. It must be cost effective for the scammers. You can change up the prompt to change the writing

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