Fnoord

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by Fnoord 9mo ago
Obviously (Example: Zivver [1]). But that doesn't mean we have to make it worse. It means we need to tackle those risks. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46262524
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
A lifetime subscription is 3x the yearly subscription. Significant, but used to be normal prices for buying an application license.
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
Or via $ say --voice "?"
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Innova-2 Flex XCKU15P Setup and Usage Notes(github.com)
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
OSINT tooling.
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
Sonoma won't receive updates for long any more. Better off switching to Sequoia. It'll give you 20 months to switch away, instead of 8 months.
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
Cracked software has risks attached to it, such as malware.
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
I bought a license for Pixelmator Pro a couple of years ago. IIRC it cost 30 or 40 EUR. I don't use it much, but it is unlikely you're going to need all of that software.
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
In that case, may I suggest macOS Tahoe and i(Pad)OS 26? I hated that UI so much, I'm glad I barely had to use it (that it was slow was due to underperforming hardware, esp. laptops, for which it arguably wasn't meant to run on).
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
The URL and title give it away: URL starts with 'ai' and the title claims ' is ' and ' the new version control.' I then skimmed through the article, and it mentions it doesn't exist today. First, it requi
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
HyperNormalisation is one of many great documentaries by Adam Curtis, many of which are available on archive.org [1]. Specifically, I can recommend The Century of the Self and The Power of Nightmares . No need for YouTube :) FWIW, these
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
If I use fish, I want to make use of it, and that means I will want to convert scripts, or simply learn to write scripts compatible with fish. Shell scripts from third parties stick with whatever shell they were written for (ie. /bin&#
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
Learning by mistake isn't painful; it is how you learn best. I keep iterating on that point to my children. But that isn't merely what these guys were doing. They were doing more, since they were documenting their (expensive!) lea
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
When they lose a tooth, they just grow a new one. How conveniently cool !
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
I've been using fish for nearly 10 years. First, there are some ways to make fish more compatible with bash. If you want to do some shell scripting in fish, or running other people's shell scripts (or commands) this may aid you si
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
Fair. Well, I can't get my license to work, so I swapped to Fuse (which I also use on Windows). Works with sshfs, too. Though since I already use Wireguard, NFS should suffice.
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
Good point, I have to migrate that away and clean it up, but the main user is my wife, not me. I might completely get rid of Nextcloud. I mean, the name is tarnished for my wife.
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
I remember the path my license had: it was a free upgrade to Windows 10, from Windows 7 (right before they removed said free upgrade; I tend to be slow with adapter Windows versions). The original Windows 7 license was a pirated one, but th
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
Many laptops with Windows preinstalled came with all kind of bloatware to 'enhance' the user with software they 'need'. Desktops too, but with laptops (and smartphones) it is more noticeable due to battery.
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
My current one sure as hell is. My previous one was, too. The one I had as kid, well. He was old , stuck in old ways, but I still think he was decent at it. But seeing the doctor is a bit more difficult these days, since the assistants are
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
Called GoFetch, from (approx) Mar 21 2024 [1]. In 2022 there was a side channel attack called Augury on M1 / A14. The article refers to it. [1] https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/03/hackers-can-extract
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
And I lost data with XFS. Doesn't tell us anything. Which product, version. Paragon's NTFS driver is now (after open sourced) part of the Linux kernel, and this one is rw. (My data loss with XFS was some 20 years ago with Linux 2.
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
Not all TPM. I've yet to manage it on my MBP M1 Pro or my Pixel. Of course, M1-M3 have broken secure enclave which cannot be fixed by the user. On AMD with fTPM I get a fat warning if I want to reset the fTPM keys. I think earlier impl
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
When I replaced a motherboard (rest of the hw was OK) Microsoft was of the opinion I had a 'new computer' and would need to buy a new Windows 10 license (of IIRC 150 EUR → scoundrels). I went to G2A and bought one for 20 EUR. Then
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
ZFS. NTFS is r/w with Paragon. Same with Ext4FS. In the end, it is a matter of FUSE. Either way, I don't think Amiga(OS) was known for its FS. I do remember there being a r/o driver for Amiga FS back in Linux 2.2 (end of 90s?
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
> own^W^W^Wnextcloud own^H^H^Hnextcloud or own^Wnextcloud You might wanna look into OpenCloud (formerly known as nextcloud-go) [1]. I still use Nextcloud for the uploading of files and the calendar (though I may switch the latter), but I
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
OSINT tooling to figure the shadowfleet?
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by Fnoord 9mo ago
Utopia [1] [2] by (back then) Mehul Patel's Swirve. Apparently it is still going on. Same with NationStates! [3] [4] Max Barry's book Jennifer Government is also decent. [1] https://web.archive.org/web/2000081
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
The most fun proof this isn't the case is Keith Alexander lying in congress with 'not willingly' which is something completely different from 'not knowingly'. The NSA uses loopholes in laws and back around Snowden t
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
Who is 'we'? Which data are you referring to? (If you mean e.g. Samsung Galaxy with GrapheneOS, by all means.) We need to consider a few factors. If you are from EU, and you want GDPR to be enforced, you need to work with countrie

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