HanaShiratori

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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
Just wondering, why did you decide to build this around proprietary, managed cloud infrastructure when the core utilities are open source? Doesn't this unnecessarily lock many use cases into AWS?
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
You're right regarding panniers and bike lock, since I bought them back then... So throw in another 200 $ into the calculation above, but in the grand scheme it's still not that much less cost efficient. No rail pass needed though
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
Your cost calculation is a little off. I commute to work by bike since around 8 years, payed 800 $ initially for the brand new bike and only needed 3 maintenances in the bike shop for 400 $ total. Plus I bought some extra tires once for aro
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
It certainly is not a main criteria when hiring people but I always check the GitHub / Gitlab / etc. profile if applicants include it in their resume. Usually it gives a good indication about how the person is organized and how th
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
BSD definitely makes sense in certain use cases (routers, web, mail, DB servers,...) , but moving everything indicates at some kind of rebellious act or just pure experimentalism. I have no issue with both, since I've personally done t
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
They have been granted multiple permits, however the final and most important one is still missing - yes. But there is a high likelihood that they will be getting this one as well - at least according to the latest information I could find.
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
If they were so remarkable in lobbying then tesla probably wouldn't be able to start building their factory in the first place.
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
Not sure how the keys are generated (I'm not a backblaze user) but since one apparently has to use their software for backup jobs there might be chance that they also store the keys on their servers for this exact purpose... This would
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
How does deduplication work on encrypted files though? I thought they advertise their personal backup plan to be fully encrypted - this would mean that backblaze shouldn't be able to access / identify the data...
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
Yes for some reason I have never considered using startpage as my default search engine and instead went straight back to google. Thanks for the tip. I'll give it a try next time I'm at this stage of the cycle again .... :)
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
Yeah the problem about the bangs is that whenever I force myself to use DDG again I will end up using the !sp bang exclusively after around a week and decide to switch back to Google a while after that, because typing !sp after every search
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
How do you do that? I'm a huge DDG fan and am 99% degoogled, force myself to use DDG every couple of weeks but always end up back at Google, because from my experience it's just miles better. Don't want to hate on DDG though,
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
After a couple of months my motherboard got fried while using the power adapter and left power delivery slot simultaneously - which apparently was an issue other people experienced as well last year. But this got fixed pretty quickly by
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
Just a portable (13—14 inch) device that has a powerful, but efficient CPU, supports Linux and has a dedicated GPU for occasional gaming / video editing. I bought the Asus G14 over a year ago and this model fits my needs most - at leas
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
A android hardening guide that does not at least mention grapheneos? I'm not sure if I'd follow their advice...
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
No need to pay me that much, I'd be willing to sell for a couple million. Just pm me
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
What? Since when does WFH burn everyone out? At least my perception is that people want to stick to it... I'm confused
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
Well, except that disabling js doesn't prevent you from having a browser fingerprint. In fact, it will make it even more unique and therefore easier to trace. So not sure what you are referring to
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
But wouldn't the measures you mentioned make routine surveillance easier due to the much more unique fingerprint?
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
Wait, did I miss something or how does a sophisticated attacker break encryption with ~100+ bit password entropy?
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
I'm actually confused about the message this article tried to communicate. Dieting is hard and sticking to a routine that consists of eating less than your body craves for requires a lot of willpower. However questioning basic principl
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
Pixel with GrapheneOS
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
Especially since he configured some kind of app or service and let it know his email address.
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
It doesn't have to do with poor research methodologies specifically in the field of nutritional science, since they do not differ from other fields. It's just that people are easily exploited by the industry because they believe t
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
That's why I would always recommend a Synology (or similar) NAS to non tech nerds (or tech nerds who want something that just works without putting effort into it), because backups are easily managed to various storage destinations and
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
I did the same 20 years ago when I was a middle schooler running my websites and wanting to add features while on holidays with my family without access to any computer. It helped me to think about the conceptual side, but other than that I
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
Same here, been using the g14 since last year as my main arch machine and couldn't be happier.
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
Korean Pizza is great! I like that they don't shy away from experimenting with food in general
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
GrapheneOS is great as a daily driver. The only breaking point might be the incompatibility of certain apps that depend on google play services, but this is a highly subjective matter and depends on how far you go in restricting yourself. (
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by HanaShiratori 5y ago
I'm not an advocate for cloud services by all means, but aren't they generally much more efficient in using their resources than traditional on premise solutions due to the sharing of the underlying infrastructure?

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