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by python273 1y ago
It's really not that hard to run a mailserver with https://github.com/docker-mailserver/docker-mailserver The problem is that Gmail will bounce any emails from DigitalOcean IP, even if you sit on this IP for years
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by python273 1y ago
A much better article on token prices: https://www.tensoreconomics.com/p/llm-inference-economics-fr... There's not much incentive to subsidize prices for OpenRouter providers for example, and the prices are much l
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by python273 2y ago
With all the criticism of Mozilla here, it wouldn't be any help to keep these few extensions available, and get the whole website blocked. It's possible to get addons signed and distribute it on other websites. On the other hand,
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by python273 2y ago
https://www.kommersant.ru/doc/6662934 > It is noteworthy that the article of the Administrative Offenses Code (KoAP) on discrediting [army] was most actively applied in 2022: that year, courts reviewed 5,662 protoco
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by python273 3y ago
I have a very simple UI with threading. It's really unpolished though. https://eimi.cns.wtf/ https://github.com/python273/eimi
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by python273 3y ago
I mean, I had zero idea about these things at some point, it wasn't condescending in any way. There's lots of different people on HN. Anyway, seems like you made up your mind and there's zero point debating it with you.
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by python273 3y ago
I'm not sure why you assume malice intentions by default. Using a legal entity in a more convenient country for a startup seems like a common practice, including listing the address of such entity on the website. You'd be surprise
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by python273 3y ago
And how are they "trying to hide" it? > send money (indirectly) to Russia Even the report mentions the team members moving to Tbilisi, Georgia. Afaik Pavel moved to Dubai and still has Ukrainian citizenship. So I doubt a signif
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by python273 3y ago
So, they found nothing suspicious with devices or apps. Also made some far fetched connections of Flipper Devices to companies owning the hackspace Pavel Zhovner worked in, and attributed his trolling and making anti-censorship tools "
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by python273 3y ago
Yeah, it's using OS's voices and usually they are quite robotic. But it's still quite useful if you want to upload a long text into your brain. I'm also using Narrator in my HN reader (no settings for voice right now tho
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by python273 3y ago
I extracted Narrator module from Firefox'es reader mode. It's not so good in other browsers though. On macOS, I'm using Alex voice. https://tts.cns.wtf/ https://github.com/python273/tts-a
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by python273 3y ago
https://www.aisnakeoil.com/p/is-gpt-4-getting-worse-over-tim... > The math questions were of the form “Is 17077 prime”? They picked 500 numbers, but all of them were prime! > The June version of GPT-3.5 and the M
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by python273 4y ago
I have twitter thread reader webapp. Currently it requires to run scripts locally to load the thread, so not quite as convenient. https://github.com/python273/twitter-reader
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by python273 4y ago
I think it's possible to automate it with a browser extension or something like Selenium
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by python273 4y ago
> OMG that's the most terrifying thing I have seen in ages. Too late. NTechLab scraped vk.com (Facebook-like Russian social network) profile photos and were running a public website "FindFace" that allowed to find profiles
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by python273 4y ago
The controls are quite inconvenient. A common type of controls for top-down games is WASD movement relative to camera + mouse to rotate and shoot. If you spam shooting button, it starts showing the same "not enough power" warning
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by python273 4y ago
https://tts.cns.wtf/ - I made a tiny website with Firefox'es Narrator module (used in FF's Reader view). Alex voice on macOS is a little robotic, but seems decent for me. https://hn.cns.wtf/#323800
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by python273 4y ago
https://hn.cns.wtf/#31503987 - my HN reader, kinda weird https://github.com/python273/hn-index - CLI tool to search stories via regex, I use it to explore topics
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by python273 4y ago
maybe https://commoncrawl.org/
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by python273 5y ago
Jonathan Scott / @jonathandata1 is not a security researcher. There's zero evidence provided for the claims by him. There's no code analysis. Previous HN discussion, people who actually checked the repo are confused: https:&
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by python273 5y ago
LED lights and power supplies might have higher frequency noise, so that wasn't that unreasonable to think the lights might be the source.
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by python273 5y ago
I guess moving admin to a non-default path and dropping connections on default paths should work. nginx has a special 444 status code for dropping the connection [0] [0] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20709549&#x2F
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by python273 5y ago
Python 3.6 EOL date is 2021-12-23 (in 2 weeks) [0]. There's also PyPI download stats you can check for your package. E.g. requests has ~20% downloads from 3.6 [1], but for your package it might be way lower, so you can base your decisi
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by python273 5y ago
I exported the playlist to a spreadsheet (easier to search and sort) https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1fswG7v8wKFoK06ilbF9V...
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by python273 5y ago
Why not? Arduino became popular among DIY enthusiasts, a lot of cheap arduino shields were produced, so many other dev boards now have compatible pinout.
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by python273 5y ago
I made a visualization for > Circle A has 1/3 the radius of circle B, and circle A rolls one trip around circle B. How many times will circle A revolve in total? https://www.shadertoy.com/view/7ddSR2
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by python273 5y ago
Pwnagotchi [0] is quite cool. It's kind of like tamagotchi, but you need to feed it Wi-Fi handshakes. It's using Raspberry Pi Zero and E-Ink display module. [0] https://pwnagotchi.ai/
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by python273 5y ago
stretches or cost is number of hashing rounds, so not related to password length. bcrypt has 72 bytes password length limit [0]. If the password is shorter, it gets extended to 72 bytes anyways, so longer passwords (10 chars vs 70 chars) ar
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by python273 5y ago
ESNI is being replaced with ECH. The certificate is encrypted in TLS 1.3. https://blog.cloudflare.com/encrypted-client-hello/
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by python273 5y ago
I found this tutorial [0] and example [1] how to read/update BPF hashtable data from python bcc module. If UDP packet structure is not too complex, it might be not too hard to implement I guess. [0] https://duo.com/labs

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