DaSHacka

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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
It's already been quite interesting to witness the birth of the 'Digital Amish' throughout the past few years.
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
This is great, previously I was just using every wireguard tunnel as a traditional interface and hosting a socks proxy on the network on the other end.
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Same here, probably my most used feature. Really useful if you route all of your traffic through a VPN by default, but you want to selectively route something outside of it. Just route it through a socks proxy running in your homelab.
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
If you have the link for the page handy, I'd be curious to find the original revision on the wayback machine. That's too funny, especially if they've silently walked it back since.
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
"The only good thing about crypto is using it for <entire reason crypto exists>" Well, sounds like it is a successful technology.
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Who's to say we were never going to use Codeberg? I actually had quite a favorable impression of it before now, as I know many projects that had to flee to it thanks to GitHub's terrible DMCA system and Microsoft randomly locking
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
The difference is sourcehut has like 50 users
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Obviously the 'process' is how you arrive at the rule. If it was just one guy who arbitrarily decided as such, that's not much of a 'process' and is exactly what GP was calling out.
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Well, GitHub seems unlikely to randomly ban your project if it fits within an entire category of services some admin arbitrarily decided they don't like. I know which one I'll be sticking with.
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Check if your keyboard has a way to enable n-key rollover (NKRO) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_rollover
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Not a reply I expected to see on HN, but frankly I agree. I've heard enough "this country doesn't have enough talent!!! We need millions more immigrants to cover the gap!" While almost every recent cybersecurity graduate
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Yeah Subaru HQ clearly never heard of the term. On my recent vehicle it beeps for every damn thing. "Car has been driving for X hours" notification on the dot each hour. "WARNING: Washer Fluid Low" every 15 minutes or so
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
And annoying beeps and chimes that distract you from the road get you closer to that
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Whatever these happen it's 50/50 either an internal debugging feature used when designing the device or intended as a way for customer support to more easily help people. I remember when a backdoor was discovered in the most popul
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
More like 'not boilerplate-y enough'
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
...and you're saying this as a point to why dealing with China is easier?
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
That's the problem with many older games, I don't know of a good solution other than either age-gating accounts or keeping the price of the game ~$60
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
About two years ago, I gave it a very scary prompt: "Give me some resources to learn more about rust programming". Very understandably, that account is still banned to this day. Apparently at the time there was some issue that led
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
It's pretty effective actually, this is why they do ban waves. One of my friends in high school used to cheat on a popular video game. The fact ban waves would occur about once a week to once a month meant whenever his accounts got ban
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
That sounds like AI though, no? I've seen many below-average writers that are now dependent on it to write even medium length passages
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
I was replying to GP's assertion more so than just the content in the post itself. For minor references like the image in the OP post it's whatever. I personally find furry art/culture repugnant, but I know plenty of people f
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Logical NAND of a laptop featureset. Has things like IR, a subghz HDR, NFC+RFID, USB device support, iButton, and the like. Some people get a lot of use out of it, but if you just saw that list of hardware and couldn't think of one are
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Even that process can be flawed, see: Crypto1 and all the shenanigans that followed. Recent UL-C/AES disclosure too IIRC
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Gemma 4 just came out 2 months ago
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Would you say the same of the Democratic Socialists that have been elected as of late?
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Mamdani and Spanberger are more right-wing than those who came before them?
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
They do, you just then don't benefit from the service. At least, that's been confirmed to be the case with Subaru from other security researchers looking at the telematics system.
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Lol, be glad it's not a Subaru. Same issue in the infotainment, but also occasionally shows you a popup box ad that doesn't go away unless manually cleared, which prevents you from using the infotainment or climate controls (since
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
I do oftentimes find myself missing the ability to respond to multiple comments at once when perusing other sites like HN. It's super handy being able to quote a multitude of posts all asking the same question and respond with one answ
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Honestly don't think that would be so terrible, with how bad and locked down the mobile ecosystem has gotten. Rolling the dice on a new technology could wind up being much more favorable.

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