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Ksnip the cross-platform screenshot and annotation tool(github.com)
2 points by sirtoffski 8mo ago|0 comments
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by sirtoffski 8mo ago
Was looking to see if anyone had mentioned ksnip. Agreed, it’s great.
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by sirtoffski 2y ago
https://www.fda.gov/food/alerts-advisories-safety-informatio...
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by sirtoffski 2y ago
In Quebec French, the general motif for swear words is to use church related terms [0]. Common examples: * câlice [kɑːlɪs] (calice): "chalice" * ostie [ɔs.t͡si] (hostie): "host" - as in sacramental bread * tabarnak [ta.b
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by sirtoffski 3y ago
I have not personally tried it, but HoloISO claims to bring SteamOS 3 (the current arch-based version) to generic non-Steamdeck hardware. https://github.com/HoloISO/holoiso
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by sirtoffski 4y ago
> Marijuana smokers.—Cases were identified by searching for the terms marijuana and cannabis in The Ottawa Hospital picture archiving and communications system, and results were filtered to include only those in which chest CT was perfor
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by sirtoffski 4y ago
Overall I do agree with you, it does make reporting seem very “sponsored“ and disingenuous. However, an argument could me made that “We have the first look at the new technology. We’re obviously very limited at what we can legally say or sh
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by sirtoffski 5y ago
I would very much recommend Johann Gottlieb Fichte’s “Foundations of the Science of Knowledge”. It’s a dense read, nevertheless an interesting insight on consciousness. https://antilogicalism.com/wp-content/uploads&#x2F
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by sirtoffski 5y ago
Apologies in advance if my terminology is not entirely correct - no formal CS background. I wonder what implications, if any, this method has on the way science is done. Perhaps I’m out of date, but I have always thought that with machine l
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by sirtoffski 6y ago
Yep! Years ago while in school, I kindly asked Roche to send me the posters. These are great, both in terms of the form - as in room decoration, and in terms of function - great when studying biochem, etc.
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by sirtoffski 6y ago
Same sentiment here. I could come up with one "advantage" of OpenBSD over Linux - smaller user base. In a simplistic kind of a view that should make it less compelling to put in as much effort into developing exploits vs more comm
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by sirtoffski 6y ago
Congratulations and big thanks to all of the project developers and contributors!
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by sirtoffski 7y ago
Interesting for sure. When I've first heard reports of ibuprofen + CoV-19, I went to check out what Harvard Health was recommending [0]. Under "What treatments are available to treat coronavirus?": Currently there is no spec
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by sirtoffski 7y ago
Well the thing is alerts are indeed for actionable events. For example many remote locations have an on-site battery backup, which would supply power in an event of loosing commercial power. Those are actioned in terms of notifying field te
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by sirtoffski 7y ago
I’ll chime in here to say we use both at work. In a NOC at a medium-sized ISP, we are getting hammered with alerts 24/7. Some are not urgent, while others need to be actioned much faster - I mean 100G transit link down is no good. We’d
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by sirtoffski 7y ago
Couldn’t agree more! I also really enjoy shfmt, integrating both ShellCheck and shfmt had really helped me to save time and write safer, readable scripts. https://github.com/mvdan/sh
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by sirtoffski 7y ago
I see what you mean. Specifically in the context of VPNs I’ve always interpreted the layer in terms of the payload that’s being encapsulated - which as far as I understand is IP (L3) packets in Wireguard’s case. Maybe due to my own ignoranc
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by sirtoffski 7y ago
WireGuard operates at layer 3. The first sentence from the white paper by Jason A.: “ WireGuard is a secure network tunnel, operating at layer 3...”. [1] Regardless of the layer, in a few words WireGuard is a simple encrypted tunnel over UD
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by sirtoffski 7y ago
Not an expert - just guessing. If entropy is a measure of overall degrees of freedom, then even though gas collapsing into stars and planets might seem more “ordered” - the total amount of degrees of freedom is increased. Hence no laws of t
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by sirtoffski 7y ago
A great read, thanks! I use ripgrep and xsv daily at work - thank you Andrew aka burntsushi for sharing your code!
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by sirtoffski 7y ago
Off topic: Docusaurus V2 makes a really clean looking blog via GitHub pages. Cheers
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by sirtoffski 7y ago
I’ve got a VPN server on a machine which gets a public IPv4 address via DHCP. Once in a while it changes. Instead of using something like DDNS, I just have a script running via chron to get my public address and send it to a GitHub gist. If
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by sirtoffski 7y ago
After watching the doc - I wouldn’t want to spoil it, so I’d just say these guesses were not correct. I was thinking Cuba or Venezuela too at first though.
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by sirtoffski 7y ago
Idk folks, the entire debate seems to be out of proportion. 1) If you do not agree with Mozilla’s actions - do not user their browser. I mean Mozilla isn’t forcing anyone to use Firefox. As a company they are free to design their product a
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by sirtoffski 7y ago
Haven’t tried it myself, but OpenOSPFD sounds exactly what you were looking for. Developed by OpenBSD. https://www.openbsd.org/papers/linuxtag06-network.pdf
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by sirtoffski 7y ago
Bird is pretty popular with CDN’s and IXP’s - a de facto standard [1]. For example it’s used by Netflix for “sharing network topology from ISP networks to Netflix control system in AWS” [2]. [1] https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/c
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by sirtoffski 7y ago
Thanks! Totally did not pay enough attention.
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by sirtoffski 7y ago
Oh I missed that part, thanks!
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by sirtoffski 7y ago
It's kind of sketchy to upload your floor plan...or is it just me?? https://iot.mozilla.org/docs/gateway-user-guide.html
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by sirtoffski 7y ago
It's funny I thought pi-hole was somehow blocking github, but dig returned good responses. dig raw.githubusercontent.com +noall +answer 0 < 12:54:48 ; <<>> DiG 9.14.3 <<>> raw.g

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