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by 0x_rs 2y ago
It's an obvious question, but have you looked into Pocketbase? https://github.com/pocketbase/pocketbase
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
It's been a very long while since I played with any of this, and I don't want to rely too much on the widely understood to be lacking documentation, but are Xlib and XCB still not in a very weird situation in which one depends on
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
Touchscreens tend to be a plague in cars—the last place you want sluggish non-responsive visual attention magnets. What's worse, a poorly engineered and implemented one may render your vehicle inoperable (safety-wise) and thus force yo
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
Yuzu developers didn't put themselves in a favorable position from the community perspective by doing DMCAs and cease-and-desists on people redistributing "early access" builds.. of GPL licensed source code. And the CLA drama
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
It's misleading and many other outlets are repeating the same thing. The total joint market capitalization of listed domestic companies for China was about 12.5 trillion as of 2020 [0] and approximately 78.8 trillion yuan [1] (about
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
>stories we know of but have been lost from ancient texts So many there's a lengthy list on Wikipedia about it. It's fascinating reading ancients casually referencing works that we otherwise know nothing else about. Without the
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
The only thing putting Mercedes at risk are previous sentences going heavy handed on ethical security researchers that bothered contacting german companies. You can find some examples online where just "poking" with leaked credent
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
Open source often evens the field, and sometimes forces competitiveness into the general market. People become more aware of what's possible (good and bad, and what to expect), and corporations cannot be trusted not to use those tools
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
Developer mentions the abysmal state of Android development and where it's headed as one cause in a comment. That's honestly relatable. Some of those apps are the best available on the platform (the pro gallery especially so), I&#
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
It's hard being truly prepared to events that happen so rarely people may live their life without ever witnessing one, and it's true most modern survival is entirely dependent on those things, but that's a seriously excessive
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
Excessively strict, persistent and widespread monitoring technology also takes away the human "leeway" element to enforcing laws, controlling for infractions and pursuing for incrimination. I don't think most are conceived in
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
>anyone who has spent even a modicum of time becoming informed on the topic WHO, UN and other entities furthest away from being "politically tinged" consider the numbers "credible", "accurate", "reliabl
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
The story below was on purpose too, just like hundreds more you can find online. And it's been going on for decades. What point is there in trying to one-up OP? And your usage of "by accident" in this context is loathsome, th
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
If you want to delete an account on a service and can't find wherever the option is hidden, or make sure you can delete it before you sign up, this website is really useful. https://justdeleteme.xyz/
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
What makes you certain about that enough to dismiss the parent post? Israel does seem to posses low collateral damage weapons that can also be set in air-burst mode, GBU-39/B just to name one. And bellingcat's own cursory investig
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
It's made great progress in this regard since 3.x, and it's an an extremely powerful system, but dealing with some @tool intricacies can very quickly make you waste days trying to figure out what's going on. My greatest annoy
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
>They aren't collecting your phone number to sell it. There's unfortunately quite a number of bad precedents that suggest this can be the case, regardless of the ToS. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/202
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
>When I signed up, however, my Instagram account was immediately suspended, before I even had the chance to use it. If you haven't already made accounts in any major platform many years ago, getting in without giving a massive amoun
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
Since it's mentioned, I'd like to remind the continued existence of the so called "District Court" of Hamburg should be an embarrassment to the state of Germany. Their purpose seem to be simply coming up with the most in
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
> Just a challenge over and over. It must be intentional. Not unlike the endless loop of frustratingly slow-fading reCAPTCHA challenges that don't go anywhere. The user gives up after some time, but doesn't see any explicit err
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
If you're on Windows, the following script should set the necessary MSR without entirely disabling AVX. There's not really any other way to do it other than with WinRing0's driver, doing it via WinDbg is not practical at all
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
With your anecdote you've mostly described the difference between apocrine and eccrine sweat glands, their locations, and their effect, with the former generally causing the noticeable odour from bacterial enzymes breaking their secret
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
They're not wrong, you see similar patterns all the time. It's a step in a good direction but the manufacturers should be required to provide those batteries for sufficient time too or make them easily compatible with third party
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
Fast, cheap, good. Pick 2 at best, from the current state of things at least. The article's case can easily be attributed to some managerial decision, a classic run to the cheapest option disregarding answer quality and customers, hard
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
>looking for a provider which still supports port forwarding. They're phasing it out too, not available to new customers and out by September. https://www.ivpn.net/blog/gradual-removal-of-port-forwarding...
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
>you pay for content by being tracked Meta likes tracking you even outside their own walled jail-platforms, too. https://www.theregister.com/2018/04/17/facebook_admits_to_tr...
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
Discord also is in the process of asking 200 million users (monthly active as of 2023) to change their username, previous ones they will inevitably lose due to the uniqueness requirement, something nobody seems to have ever asked and might
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
>it is mostly unsubstantiated bullshit It certainly is convenient most of the documents were destroyed at CIA director's orders and those surviving were due to a categorization error, and all involved had very little to recall about
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
I think one of the largest examples of water-based mechanical engineering from around that time is at Barbegal [0], the greatest known concentration of mechanical power in the ancient world and The capacity of the mills has been estimate
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by 0x_rs 3y ago
>they should have two formats anyway Good thing JXL has the best progressive support of any image format available! [0, 1] Something which you can only find partially with incremental decoding in WebP and doesn't really exist in AVI

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