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Fnoord
1y ago
We had Dilan Yeşilgöz here in NL, minister of justice and leader of the liberal party VVD (right wing). She's an immigrant, born in Ankara, of Kurdish ancestry. She lied about immigrant subsequent travelers (which she is herself!) bein
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1y ago
With Obtanium you can add the URL ( https://github.com/jqssun/android-helium-browser ) and it will automatically notify when a new version is available. Kind of like a package manager for GitHub and other sources (for st
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1y ago
100k USD per year for a family is poverty in the USA? I had to look that up [1]. > Real wages averaged $67,521 in 2022, and average household incomes averaged to $87,864. Further down it says: > In every country, there are levels of t
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Fnoord
1y ago
Winter Solstice is usually (not always) on 21th December.
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Fnoord
1y ago
> If you're still stuck, maybe ask a friend for help, or come back to the puzzle later. You can also ask for hints in the subreddit. Not sure why this is OK but prompt engineering isn't? If someone wants to test that skillset,
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1y ago
This and 'runs' is a very relative term. What exactly works, what doesn't? What do you need? How power efficient or buggy is it? How is the performance? I remember running Linux on an SGI Indy. Not everything worked, as not e
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Fnoord
1y ago
Wonder how useful the ChatGPT conversation is compared to a Google search from begin '00s (when Google was new and something like Pentium 4 was new).
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1y ago
It is a logistics issue. People replace perfectly working computers all the time. Sure, if you use Skylake you list performance from Spectre and Meltdown. You may not even be able to run Windows 11 on perfectly working x86-64 machines. But
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1y ago
This comment makes up for the whole thread's sadness. Thank you very much!!
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1y ago
SBF was/is left (and I suppose mostly signaled rich in that camp), Ulbricht libertarian, but they were caught and therefore had to serve time in jail regardless. That is how our system works. SBF specialized in large scale grifting (li
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Fnoord
1y ago
Yes, it is a paywall but here on HN it is allowed to share circumventions. I'm not aware of any Dutch platform which does. Someone already archived it here [1] [1] https://archive.ph/lNxuX
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1y ago
I'm a subscriber of De Volkskrant and follow Huib Modderkolk. He is an investigative journalist in the area of (Dutch) intelligence services. He has uncovered that the Dutch agencies were involved in hacking Natanz, specifically in the
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1y ago
It is a two-way system, and this article is about the information flow from NL to USA.
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Fnoord
1y ago
Which state actor? Not all pigs are equal.
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1y ago
Stupid burglars get caught. It is only a matter of time till burglars learn to combat this. For example, a MITM on the camera. Thing is, neighbors also got one. If I get threatened to remove the video, I will oblige. If everything gets dest
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1y ago
0. They were too cheap to use an industrial grade SD. Mind boggling.
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1y ago
I mean the feed has to be written to a storage and this storage I immediately backup off-site in the case someone is clever enough to immediately go for such (e.g. burglary).
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Fnoord
1y ago
Possibly https://github.com/gudvardur/amazon_book_downloader I did not verify.
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Fnoord
1y ago
Is this the code? https://github.com/gudvardur/amazon_book_downloader
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1y ago
Does this take into account the scandal of old drives being sold as new?
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Fnoord
1y ago
Yes, how very Christian.
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Fnoord
1y ago
Very cool! Azeron makes these but not as hand-held (might be of interest for them?), and much more keys. Because they have so many keys, you can do some easy chording and what not, allowing you to completely replace a keyboard with one. Whi
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1y ago
How does the Electron alternative Tauri perform on macOS 26 Tahoe?
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1y ago
I don't know about EU but in NL no company may ask you for your ID. Only government may. So if they insist, I show a censored version which hides vital data. There's also Yivi (Irna) an application which only shares (after verific
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1y ago
I guess you got cheap power. Me too, but not 24/7 and not a whole lot (solar). So old enterprise hardware is a no-go for me. I do like ECC, but DDR5 is a step in the right direction.
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Fnoord
1y ago
A shell history has no knowledge about what the commands do. You could also make a mistake by executing command #101 instead of #102. 1) This is why you never type rm -rf * but the absolute path. 2) Furthermore, the command flag -f implies
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Fnoord
1y ago
Written in Go. Terrible name, already discussed in various other comments and author acknowledges. The secret path, otherwise giving 404 would need brute-force protection (on HTTPd level?). I think it is easier to run SSH on a non-standard
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1y ago
> People were (wisely) blocking port 25 twenty years ago. 20 years ago (2005) STARTTLS was still widely in use. Clients can be configured to call it when STARTTLS isn't available. But clients can also be served bogus or snake oil TL
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1y ago
Back in the late 90s, ICQ's "oh! oh!" (incoming message) has been used in media items (such as TV) about online threats such as malware, phishing, or just anything concerning children (such as online predators). One cool thin
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1y ago
Yep, my bad I misread. That existed in past. It was a program you had to run, and it would force you to watch ads (while browsing?). IIRC it embedded MSIE. I was still in high school, and my classmate who had cable internet would run this a
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