CamJN

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by CamJN 6y ago
Not the person you asked, but: 1Password which I like, and Lastpass which I don't, both do domain matching in the browser extension. All iOS password managers that integrate into the system do domain matching as well.
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by CamJN 6y ago
I use C-^ because yeah, C-a is emacs/readline 101 so I hit that 10s of times a minute.
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by CamJN 6y ago
> Real devices are fused to prevent downgrades. Not quite, to install a version of iOS it must be signed by Apple, and Apple stops signing old versions soon after releasing a new one. Further you need to put the phone in recovery mode to
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by CamJN 6y ago
And yet my RPi4 can't get more than 9.1MB/s over ssh when wired to cat5e, or 17.14MB/s over netcat. I know the connection is good as testing with my laptop I can get gigabit speeds, but the pi insists on being sluggish.
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by CamJN 6y ago
Hi Hackbraten, Sorry to go off topic here but you asked me here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25184350 if I wanted to talk about why I feel homebrew behaves in a user hostile way. I didn't see your reply in tim
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by CamJN 6y ago
I have a pair of Sennheiser Momentum 3 (the cans not the buds) and every fucking time I use them, the audio gets stolen by some device making a notification sound, and then does not go back to the call/video/whatever I'm actu
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by CamJN 6y ago
> legislative changes tomorrow could inadvertently nuke a bunch of contracts That sounds like a good thing? Why should abusive illegal contracts be allowed to continue after the law has found them to be unacceptable?
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by CamJN 6y ago
Up until recently, you could also read the contents of the files after getting the inode number, I got that fixed in Catalina. Good times.
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by CamJN 6y ago
What kettle/device are you using that boils when the power comes on without having to press a button manually? Every single kettle I've looked at requires pressing a button to start a boil "for safety".
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by CamJN 6y ago
I'm pretty sure the problem is that the "portable dumper" that replaces the dumpster fire that was unexec is not in fact portable across architectures.
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by CamJN 6y ago
since this is homebrew we are talking about the solution will be whatever is the most user hostile.
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by CamJN 6y ago
As a diehard Firefox user, it has never been competitive with safari when it comes to performance. JavaScriptCore and WebKit are kind of ridiculously fast. If only they were put in a browser that was at all usable.
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by CamJN 6y ago
Lucky that you can install homebrew into your home directory with no admin rights then!
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by CamJN 6y ago
While it's not a security prompt, macOS does pester you about switching back to Safari: https://www.ctrl.blog/entry/how-to-osx-try-safari-promotion....
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by CamJN 6y ago
So, it sounds like you might be talking about command+tab since the application is changing (comamnd+tilde does windows in the same application) so if you want to unminimize the application, you hold option while releasing the command key.
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by CamJN 6y ago
I could say the same for android 11: screen recording, and centralized home automation control are old news for iOS users.
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by CamJN 6y ago
So? Apple has a monopoly on Apple products? Big deal. Ford has a monopoly on Ford trucks, Sony has a monopoly on playstations.
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by CamJN 6y ago
No, it's why apple shouldn't allow notifications from the web. People are already drowning in notification spam from native apps. To the point where Apple has added three different ways the OS prompts you to disable notifications.
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by CamJN 6y ago
6. Possible enhancements Rate limiting the number of requests that can be made to the application So this just moves the brute forcing target from ssh to a web app. A lot of work for no added security.
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by CamJN 6y ago
No, the reason these articles keep popping up recently is that iOS added a visible notification that it was happening. Both android and iOS apps have done this for ages: https://www.howtogeek.com/680147/psa-all-apps-can
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by CamJN 6y ago
Nice whataboutism.
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by CamJN 6y ago
Police in the us hold an unbroken history from the runaway slave patrols: https://plsonline.eku.edu/insidelook/brief-history-slavery-a... they also feel that the public are dangerous and need to be suppressed: https:&
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by CamJN 6y ago
This has a very low chance of hurting the target: https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-asia-pacific-38534288/wrap... However, hurting the target is very much the goal of police in north america.
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by CamJN 6y ago
That's likely an issue with iMazing not properly handling apple's saved ui state mechanism. You could try checking if holding the option key reveals a "quit and close all windows" option in the app's eponymous menu
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by CamJN 7y ago
No you can't, not until youtube forbids videos with burned in ads and sponsored shit and paid mentions and all that garbage.
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by CamJN 7y ago
In that case Mozilla doesn't get to market themselves as giving a shit about privacy.
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by CamJN 7y ago
Parent is suggesting to post a gif of Steve Ballmer of Microsoft screaming "Developers, developers, developers" because MS owns GitHub now, and that was a widely derided moment in Microsoft's history.
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by CamJN 7y ago
Ironically today's bump of Firefox dev edition to 72.0b1 introduced a really ugly UI regression on macOS. However the QOL improvements are nice.
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by CamJN 7y ago
The editions were a bad idea. And worse they led to completely shutting down the idea of a Rust 2.0 which dumps all the flawed ideas for which better solutions have been found. So they have to work twice as hard to continue maintaining co
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by CamJN 7y ago
Leave it to the right wing to require that doing the right thing be as profitable as externalizing the costs of doing the wrong thing. The externalized costs of doing what we've been doing need to be forcibly returned to the people doi

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