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How to perform CPR and defibrillation training video (2020)(commons.wikimedia.org)
5 points by schnatterer 11d ago|1 comments
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by schnatterer 11d ago
6 concise minutes of something we all should know and care about
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by schnatterer 2mo ago
Can we interpret this as a reaction to Google open sourcing mantis? https://github.com/google/mantis/
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by schnatterer 2mo ago
What about privacy? No one here wonders what kind of data your car leaks to Apple/Google?
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by schnatterer 3mo ago
What would you say are the main lessons to be learned here for all sides?
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by schnatterer 3mo ago
Any experiences running k3d on podman? It's my daily provider of local kubernetes.
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by schnatterer 3mo ago
Meanwhile in Luxembourg: Google loses fight against EU’s $4.7 billion Android fine https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/google-loses-fight-aga...
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by schnatterer 5mo ago
Can you give some examples for the claim that most of the attacks don't make it upstream? My gut tells me that, yes, mostly binaries have been compromised. But I am sure you have some real-world examples proving the point.
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by schnatterer 6mo ago
This repo also holds a lot of info about setting up two way mirrors between GitHub and Codeberg: https://codeberg.org/Recommendations/Mirror_to_Codeberg Last commit is two years ago, but still a good overview.
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by schnatterer 8mo ago
Original 404media article: https://www.404media.co/elite-the-palantir-app-ice-uses-to-f... https://archive.ph/wa32f
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by schnatterer 8mo ago
The toni boxes are also quite hackable https://tonies-wiki.revvox.de/ At least the older model. Don't know about their latest model with gaming and everything.
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by schnatterer 9mo ago
> Even GitOps tools that embrace git as a source of truth have to work around its limitations I'd say this only applies to huge scale (or monorepos, as mentioned in the article). Another workaround might be gitless gitops via OCI.
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Europe: WhatsApp opens for third-party apps(faq.whatsapp.com)
45 points by schnatterer 9mo ago|17 comments
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by schnatterer 10mo ago
OpenDesk is basically a huge helm file that configures the individual apps. Given enough RAM it should be rather simple to deploy. You can start right away, there is a community edition: https://gitlab.opencode.de/bmi/o
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by schnatterer 1y ago
I am surprised that no one criticized kernel architecture as base for a secure mobile OS, yet. Let me heat up the discussion using this quote > The Linux kernel has atrocious security. It has an anti-security architecture, implementation
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by schnatterer 1y ago
> business logic and http status codes Why hold this custom mapping in our working memory? It's better to abstract away your business details from the HTTP transfer protocol, and return self-descriptive codes directly in the respons
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I migrated a 10-year workout history from runtastic to fitotrack app(github.com)
3 points by schnatterer 1y ago|0 comments
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by schnatterer 1y ago
I'd like to add one more finding about the perils of root access: https://github.com/chenxiaolong/my-avbroot-setup/blob/c52e44... > The term [rooting] generally also includes the functionality for mak
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by schnatterer 1y ago
As someone who cherishes the power of root privs, I'd still like to make a point for alternative solutions that came up like distros such as GrapheneOS or CalyxOS or non-root filtering options via VPN. If it weren't for backups I
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by schnatterer 1y ago
I found this description about the security risks of rooting very eye-opening https://madaidans-insecurities.github.io/android.html It also explains the sandbox.
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by schnatterer 1y ago
Interesting as companion for a phone. Anyone know of a hackable or privacy friendly standalone watch that can be used to make calls (e.g. for children pre smartphone age)?
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by schnatterer 2y ago
My search for a generic definition of the term enterprise finally comes to an end :D
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by schnatterer 2y ago
A bought several chromcasts pver the years, mainly because they provide a simple and uniform way to retrofit multi-room sound into my collection of sound systems from different brands an eras. Surprised not to see more comments on this topi
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by schnatterer 2y ago
That's interesting! Before the disaster was also my second subscription. Now that you say it, some data was left. Not the playlists but some listening history. Might be that they only delete the iTunes-related stuff. Maybe if I subscri
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by schnatterer 2y ago
True! If read before about similar cases with other SaaS, e.g. the famous one about google drive: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/aug/22/google-cs... Difficult to avoid though for some cases
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by schnatterer 2y ago
Happened to me too with apple music in November 23. They just deleted my account with my playlists and listening history. Even support couldn't tell me why after countless calls and emails. This implicitly canceled my yearly subscript
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by schnatterer 3y ago
TBH I totally agree with the peace of mind argument You'll have to have the time and skills to get it, though. For my less teach-savy family and friends I always have been at a lost what to recommend. Here, a privacy friendly alternat
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by schnatterer 3y ago
One advantage Ente provides to a local NAS is geo redundancy. If your nas gets destroyed eg by fire or water or stolen eg by burglar or even the police your data is gone. Synology offers their convenient C2 service, but IIRC has or had some
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by schnatterer 3y ago
This post has a similar tune: How to Write a Git Commit Message / The seven rules of a great Git commit message https://cbea.ms/git-commit/#seven-rules