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0x1ch
11mo ago
I think there's a small trend upwards for Zig & Nim right now. I've seen a few different front page posts for them in the last couple weeks. It at least convinced me to clone ziglings and get a feel for it this last weekend.
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0x1ch
1y ago
Out of the box, it can be useful depending on the infrastructure of your area. I live in the Seattle area and we have a strong Meshtastic network here. I can occasionally even can see ACKs / testing from Vancouver CA. I own a node that
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0x1ch
2y ago
FYI your URL redirects to spam or tries to.
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0x1ch
2y ago
I'd have to agree with the other comment on being oversold. I haven't heard the speeds being worse than your normal 4g hotspot in the woods though. I did a short stint of RV life on verzion throughout Western Washington and receiv
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0x1ch
2y ago
Legally allowed to evade CAPTCHAs? LOL. What world do we live in where evading a captcha is an illegal offense?
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2y ago
It does work, when you don't notice it. We need sane limits and permanent seeders. This is why so many regular people get hit with ISP notices, they don't know they've seeded Captain America for the last six months every time
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0x1ch
2y ago
Recently got into this and have mapped most of my area. There's a bit of insecure networks that I could hop on but it's mostly noise in the sea of the internet. The most interesting thing I have discoved so far is that my elderly
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0x1ch
2y ago
I think the only real takeaway is that you will always have a trace once you've worked with TLS and registered a domain name. I have a domain from four or so years ago I used for random web apps and such, all of that got logged on crt.
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2y ago
You seen knowledgeable. I've used leaded solder in my bedroom / apartments since community college, usually with a fan in the room or a window open. What damage could have or has happened?
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2y ago
On the contrary, I haven't manually touched a QEMU/KVM config in a few years because of the above tooling and Proxmox. I think there was a handful of times I needed to add manual additions.
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0x1ch
2y ago
Man, they collected a lot of prank calls from my younger-self lol.
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0x1ch
2y ago
Every project by Google I was willing to jump platforms for, they killed. So outside of email, maps, and search, sometimes voice, they have nothing left that is worth investing time into. It will disappear within a couple years or less.
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0x1ch
2y ago
The state of nginx is fine, similar to pfsense. Both made a "Plus" enterprise support offering, open source clones were forked, the originals remain dominant for enterprise and free users anyways. Not to detract from the great pro
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2y ago
Who is that?
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0x1ch
2y ago
I'm heavy into the tracker and open water scenes. IA is most certainly holding some amount of content that is copyrighted and currently sold like they mentioned. It's just not easy to find.
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0x1ch
2y ago
I went from cheap disposables, to a safety razor, back to electric. Prefer the new electric razors, but nothing will beat the safety razor for a clean shave.
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0x1ch
2y ago
We had some good family friends retire to a decent village in Costa Rica and they learned quickly that broken-glass walls were their best defense against thieves.
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0x1ch
2y ago
Chris Chan is the amalgamation of the worst parts of imageboards. Also could argue he is a victim to the internet.
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2y ago
Go to aliexpress. Google cheat cards. They've proliferated pretty heavily in the last couple years. My buddy and I were actually just discussing ring 0 anti cheat circumvention and we started researching these units. Our guess is that
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0x1ch
2y ago
$9 to $20 per seat seems pretty average in the grand scheme of SaaS price modelling. I don't work in software development, but IT however.
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0x1ch
2y ago
I don't know a single graduate that joined a defense contractor to help Ukraine lol. Maybe their bank accounts perhaps, but that isn't a false promise.
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0x1ch
2y ago
Any other service wouldn't have bothered me. This was a reoccurring issue across different releases of the Pixel line... If there is a single thing you should be able to do with a cellular device, it's call 911... Not acceptable.
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0x1ch
2y ago
The fact that more than once, you could not call 911 due to a bug, should be enough to convince people that Google doesn't test their products or have any quality control.
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0x1ch
2y ago
I assumed this was the future around the time I started in going to Uni in 2019. Every apartment I have lived in since has used the same management software, so I assume they are all using the same price fixing systems as well.
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0x1ch
2y ago
"Both eyes are preferred for a killer, because you want to have awareness. But it is not an easy way to shoot, or train, or learn." I think you're entirely wrong, but the sport USPSA is vastly different from any Olympic style
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2y ago
I occasionally do competitive matches with handguns (USPSA in the US), so I have some background knowledge. The eye cover is to reduce strain / fatigue from squinting, however it also helps the other eye focus on their aperture sight n
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0x1ch
2y ago
I think this is where personal problem solving skills matter. I use ChatGPT to start off a lot of new ideas or projects with unfamiliar tools or libraries I will be using, however the result isn't always good. From here, a good develop
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0x1ch
2y ago
Although there's a lot of people who don't like to tinker, it is very easy to replace an internal cell pack if the designer went with one.
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2y ago
You'd be surprised. I recently parked some big name domains ending in various common TLDs in the world of government contracting. They did utilize some sort of parking or service to do it for them, but certainly not enough.
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2y ago
I recently moved and uHaul will now scan your ID and face with A.I to save it into their system. I took a selfie with the employee in my background who denied my requests to skip this verification step. They did not like that, wonder why.
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