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by EthicalSimilar 3y ago
UniFi Doorbell? It doesn’t require a cloud connection and remains local, can be integrated into HomeAssistant / Scrypted / Homebridge.
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by EthicalSimilar 3y ago
Do you not have an index finger and thumb on either hand?
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by EthicalSimilar 3y ago
Sorry? There are plenty of PoE cameras that you can use and control locally without any cloud interaction. I use a ReoLink camera controlled with Synology Surveillance Station ran on a local NAS setup. It allows me to pan the camera and it
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by EthicalSimilar 3y ago
I used to play Minecraft as a child years ago, I also got into mod and plugin development as a kid. I thoroughly enjoyed creating different game modes, similar to Hypixel. Whenever I would play on Hypixel I’d think about how the games had b
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by EthicalSimilar 3y ago
Yes, they were posted by Christian in the Apollo subreddit.
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by EthicalSimilar 3y ago
> Our CDN was unable to reach our servers Not for me.
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by EthicalSimilar 3y ago
I use Tablet on one of my projects. It’s good but a lot more involved compared to what Tremor seems to be.
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by EthicalSimilar 3y ago
FWIW, SubQ injections are pretty much completely unnoticeable in terms of pain / feeling at all. It’s more the mental barrier of doing it to yourself but once you’ve done it for the first time you soon realise it’s fine.
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by EthicalSimilar 3y ago
This is why you sideload :)
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by EthicalSimilar 3y ago
I’m a fan of hyper-express, built on top of uWebSockets with an api similar to express - https://github.com/kartikk221/hyper-express
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by EthicalSimilar 3y ago
I apply the above theory for generating random numbers in JavaScript, based on given inputs (server seed, client seed, and nonce). JavaScript uses double precision floating point numbers, meaning 52 bits for the mantissa. const hash = c
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by EthicalSimilar 3y ago
A client of mine has just issued me an M2 MBP as a bonus, and wow. Night and day difference to my previous i9 MBP. The battery on this is incredible - not to mention my limbs no longer get burnt.
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by EthicalSimilar 3y ago
I imagine this will come to iPhone first, then MacBook’s (maybe limited to the Pro’s?) a year or two later.
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by EthicalSimilar 4y ago
For the general population, is this a bad thing? - less friction for users - less hassle dealing with installer bloat - ability to just “close” a webpage instead of having to remove many files in obscure locations if you want to uninstall
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by EthicalSimilar 4y ago
Yes because wanting to collect metrics on which devices your users are using to better aid in the design and development of your application is similar to giving your DOB and VRN to Walmart.
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by EthicalSimilar 4y ago
Yes, a few years ago. It is the first thing I thought of when I saw this news. For a brief period of time (a few hours?), Steam would show you as being logged in as another user. You could view their billing page and other restricted pages.
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by EthicalSimilar 4y ago
What would your recommended approach be for distroless containers that don’t run a shell?
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by EthicalSimilar 4y ago
The “engine” itself is likely cross-platform, with vendor-specific UIs. It’s likely quicker to develop for a single OS and then build the additional UIs with a more feature-complete app.
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by EthicalSimilar 4y ago
You can store them in the Secure Enclave on OSX and require TouchID to use the key for signing. See: https://github.com/maxgoedjen/secretive
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by EthicalSimilar 4y ago
Link is broken.
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by EthicalSimilar 4y ago
What’s the issue with that if the infrastructure and devices support it? You could have made the same argument 20 years ago.
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by EthicalSimilar 4y ago
A lot of people buying these sneakers will be quite young and/or not necessarily have ID.
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by EthicalSimilar 4y ago
> For instance, when setting a user's password in Postgres, you can do the hashing on the client side, even for non-trivial schemes like SCRAM. This means that the password itself never needs to move over the network, and that'
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by EthicalSimilar 4y ago
I purchased a car that exceeded that value, in cash. The seller actually worked for a bank’s fraud department. I didn’t do it because I store a lot of cash in hand but rather because it was a PITA to move large amounts of money with the ban
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by EthicalSimilar 4y ago
You didn’t open the post, did you?
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by EthicalSimilar 4y ago
Most newer vehicles have automatically dimmed rear view mirrors to prevent this issue from vehicles behind you.
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by EthicalSimilar 4y ago
Most JavaScript codebases that I have read over use the division based method, it’s rare to find one that uses a random floating point multiplied by the limit (outside of Math.random(), I’m talking about crypto.getRandomBytes() implementati
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by EthicalSimilar 4y ago
I don’t believe iOS offers any assurances that a VPN connection will tunnel _all_ traffic through it. It most definitely does not state anything as such in the VPN configuration section of the settings app.
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by EthicalSimilar 4y ago
I see, thanks for the clarification
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by EthicalSimilar 4y ago
From what I briefly remember, they aren’t jammers. They’re more akin to a DoS to the access point (I think it has something to do with spamming auth requests?) than jamming any physical signals.

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