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3d ago
I actually think this is brilliant. Let the scanner IP get access to the most unpatched Wordpress, maybe even generate some garbage ERP numbers. Once the asset scanner detects the vulns, everyone will kick into high gear to patch this.
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3d ago
It’s practical to see battery level so I can optimise the electricity price at which I charge it. Although it wasn’t worth the cost of the 3 year subscription so I now just estimate the charge status based on the charge’s power consumption.
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6d ago
I believe he actually addresses that in his video. He mentions that 240V ones typically include resistive elements in case they’re needed IIRC.
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6d ago
Technology Connections has recently published an in-depth piece of the advantages and disadvantages of in-room heat-pump water heaters [1]. The tl;dw is that it is significantly slower than a resistive or gas-powered water heater, and lower
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1mo ago
The only thing attracting me to KOReader for my PocketBook is OPDS. The few presentations I've seen show a UI so bloated (as in, the main view for reading pages crammed full of widgets on the bottom of the screen to display wifi signal
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1mo ago
India is about 100th in milk consumption per capita, consuming less than a third the average of the top 10. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_milk_cons...
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1mo ago
Thanks. I appreciate you making the effort. This was kind of the response I expected. Not sure what happened in the other thread.
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2mo ago
Ittenbari in Akasaka was an absolute revelation as to what ramen can be. Tabutchan in Osaka was the confirmation that it is the most delightful form of food invented by mankind.
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2mo ago
Je peux aussi te répondre en Français, mais je ne vois pas du tout le rapport avec la discussion. Have you actually seen the image I'm talking about? This is the one: https://firemapsspain.online/og-image-v3.jpg It sho
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2mo ago
The AI-generated thumbnail that is embedded is social media posts is in particular poor taste. It appears to show most of France in a blaze of death. All the while showing Portugal as not having a single fire at all. I understand you might
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2mo ago
Going from EPUB to KEPUB requires conversion (I believe KEPUB has XHTML directly embedded into it, right?). It's Kobo's proprietary format to "support" fast scrolling with preview, reading time estimates, etc. Yes, Kobo
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2mo ago
This is why I’m a bit conflicted about DoH and ODoH. Firefox and Chrome have defaulted to DoH for years if I’m not mistaken (although I’m in Europe so I believe my FF still uses regular DNS instead of DoH by default). This also means that D
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3mo ago
I think the universe is trying to tell you that whatever you wrote at that exact moment was fire. Or maybe the exact opposite, and the universe had to stop you instantly. That’s the annoying thing with the universe, one can’t ever really kn
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3mo ago
I don’t think we used to be this way. I think the binary aspect of modern discourse was designed. A lot of arguments are reduced to us v them. It is as if holding two simultaneous opinions is now a bag thing. Politicians used to rely on fac
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3mo ago
3 90-day ACME certs for free. 180€/year for unlimited 90-day certs and 5 yearly ones. That’s a pretty steep increase. I would almost be more interested in a monthly fee per cert.
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3mo ago
HID was originally American and Scottish, but became fully American in 1994. HID was acquired by Assa Abloy in 2000. No idea whether that means we now consider it Swedish. ZeroSSL used to be Austrian until their acquisition in 2024. I used
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3mo ago
What a brilliant piece of writing. I remember almost every single step—safe for actually getting angry emails. Maybe I ended up being the one writing them. What a glorious time period. Interestingly, it would’ve been impossible to share thi
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3mo ago
Without the paywall: https://archive.md/AkF6v
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4mo ago
Maybe the original source that the current article links to is a better link: https://epicompany.eu/media-insights/bancomat-bizum-epi-sibs...
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4mo ago
OK, fair, I never left my keepass file exposed like that when I used keepass. If I remember correctly, 1Password still requires a "vault key" in addition to your username and password, and it was definitely too long and not used o
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4mo ago
Isn’t Bazzite based on Fedora?
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4mo ago
> Remove all passkeys from your phone and laptop I don't have any passkeys on my phone or laptop. They're all on the Yubikeys. I don't really see a difference with (some) password managers, though. If you use one of the ke
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5mo ago
I travel a lot. By train, plane, and car. I also use passkeys when possible. I have multiple Yubikeys, stored in different locations. I also have a password manager, where I typically keep track of which logins aren’t yet backed up across p
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5mo ago
I didn’t look at the account or provenance, but I’m more wondering about the actual content. “I was in Europe” -> where? Why would the car be configured in English? I’ve rented cars in Spain, Germany, Denmark and France, and they were al
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I’m not quite at the point where I want to quit, but some people have turned off their brain, and it frustrates me. They don’t think critically, let the LLM add random stuff, and then let the LLM argue for them on GitHub. When I talk to the
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My team at work uses Mise for nearly all repos, regardless of stack (Python backends, React frontings, data science repos). I typically prefer to use Make for this kind of stuff, but they were already using Mise when I joined. It’s been a f
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Discussed 9 times in various forms over the last month: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=pastMonth&prefix=false&que...
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6mo ago
I hate Oracle as much as the next guy, but this seems like a nothingburger. Oracle didn’t file “thousands of H1Bs”. Oracle filed 2690 applications in FY2025 (Oct-Sep), and so far filed 436 in FY2026, according to the article. If anything, t
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Apologies if this wasn’t clear, I thought it was obvious: you have something sitting on your face, isolating you physically, visually, physically, and emotionally. When I’m playing on my couch with my wife, when something happens on screen
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6mo ago
> EUfforic Europe B.V > built on Nextcloud Hub
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