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by INTPenis 3y ago
You're kidding right? I mean let's ignore the plunder of a fully inhabited continent since it was done long before the US existed. And of course let's ignore Hawaii. Who owns the Panama canal? It's not even on US soil. W
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by INTPenis 3y ago
We as a society need to adapt to this new wave of influence on kids. I think it goes without saying in this forum that if we try to ban children from using social media they will simply make their own. Any ban will only drive them into usin
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Maybe I'm crazy here but I think it would be better to have a recycling process for earbuds than trying to develop ones with replaceable batteries. It just seems like a lot of overhead for something nobody is going to use in practice.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
No and it doesn't matter enough to me to try.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
I used Gnome for years, then switched to sway and alacritty 2 years ago and honestly I can't tell any difference. I guess this is just like high end audio equipment, my ears/eyes are not tuned to the difference.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Yeah fuck cancer.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
This is what I do with my homelab too. My gateway is called sol, everything else orbits around it. Furthest out is an Intel NUC at a relatives place with Wireguard access called Pluto. But more importantly, since a HN post about an RFC defi
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Given enough time and local testing they could have gotten away with it. I'm positive their deadline changed due to @teknoraver's patch in libsystemd.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
That is such an insane headline. You might as well say "we saved 100% of cloud costs by writing our own cloud".
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by INTPenis 3y ago
They aren't useless at all, I see them used all the time when they double park somewhere.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Not a project, and a second hand story that I'm sure a lot of people can recognize. But I knew a sysadmin at a large european educational institution whose only job it was to hit up-arrow and enter a few times a day when a server crash
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Not to me, and I've been involved in online english communities since the late 90s. I have heard otaku though.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
So does everyone on HN just understand this Japanese word? Even the original video says (shut in).
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by INTPenis 3y ago
I think they know seeing as they renamed the files with the .backdoored suffix. But I think you're referring to the fact that it was dormant code. I still thought it worth mentioning in the context of a website that seemed to list all
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by INTPenis 3y ago
OpenWRT also uploaded backdoored packages.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
That's a great question and instinctively I'd say better to halt development than cave to pressure.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
It's getting harder and harder to be anonymous on reddit. I used to rotate my accounts every year but now they keep shadowbanning me. So I had to jump through some hoops, and while one VPN was indeed instantly network blocked, another
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by INTPenis 3y ago
I don't think surviving for 90 years is the problem, the challenge would be surviving for the next 10 years. Or if we're being optimistic and poetic, another 90 years.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Funny but my first thought wasn't wasting their time at all, that's easily fixed with a few code adjustments on their client end. My thought was to harvest their IPs and publish them in blocklists.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
I haven't done it yet, just been fantasizing about it. Should be very possible though, Rundeck has Ansible integration and with Ansible playbooks you do anything. So all your custom website has to do is provide buttons for those pre-de
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by INTPenis 3y ago
I think it's very complicated and I'm not sure what it does, or why it has a go http server and calls itself a specification. But it's clear that your goal is to reboot on-prem servers through your phone. Something I've
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by INTPenis 3y ago
If it looks like a nightmare to you it's because clouds like GCP and AWS require training just to operate properly. There are so many components who are all intertwined with weird names and even stranger APIs, and you have no idea whic
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by INTPenis 3y ago
On this topic I saw this great documentary called "Man's first friend" from 2008.[1]. Also speaking of northern Italy, as a dog owner, I am fully behind this[2] proposal to DNA test dogs and punish anyone leaving dog poop on
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by INTPenis 3y ago
I'm interpreting it more like this is a standalone locally managed program, the user would like a screenshot feature in it. But if you add remote management around it then this screenshot feature can be invasive, but then again so is t
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by INTPenis 3y ago
That would make it centrally managed. Unless the user can override this configuration, we're talking about remote administration. Either through this tool, or through some other tool that deploys it and ensures the user cannot change i
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Yeah I noticed that, which is why I'm confused about this screenshot feature being invasive. Unless it's remotely managed, it would only be screenshots taken by you, and stored by you, in your time tracker.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
So is this like a remote administration tool then? Since I'm assuming you'd want to trigger the screenshot remotely from a central server that manages kimai clients.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
You're delusional if you think it's for archiving. I don't even know what you mean by that, as in archiving ROMs online for posterity? It's clearly for emulating their games with pirated ROMs. I completely understand it
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by INTPenis 3y ago
This is the Switch, not the GBA or SNES, it's their current product lineup. I really have a hard time understanding why you have a hard time understanding this. And I also love Nintendo, but I mostly play GBA and SNES games from my chi
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by INTPenis 3y ago
I'd pay a one time cost of 20-30 dollars just to get rid of the ads.

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