KomoD

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by KomoD 2y ago
Just some weirdness going on at Microsoft, this clearly originates from Edge. Someone probably pushed dev/debug code to prod by accident.
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by KomoD 2y ago
Tampermonkey w/ custom user scripts, super easy to throw together something that uses document.querySelectorAll (I do this for post titles!)
873.
by KomoD 2y ago
nip.io does the same thing + extra stuff another option: sslip.io
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by KomoD 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html "Off topic: blog posts, sign-up pages, newsletters, lists, and other reading material. Those can't be tried out, so can't be Show HNs. Make a regular submission instea
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by KomoD 2y ago
That's just for search engine crawlers, not random people who want to scrape all their data
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by KomoD 2y ago
Yes, archive.org is really slow. Also: live site and archive.org both load the JS, archive.ph does not. here's all of them at archive.ph: 2024: https://archive.ph/t2az0 2023: https://archive.ph/Zy43I 2
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by KomoD 2y ago
Safe browsing shows totally clean for both of those... I don't get any warnings when visiting or downloading either. https://transparencyreport.google.com/safe-browsing/search
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by KomoD 2y ago
Isn't this super old news...?
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by KomoD 2y ago
> What can one even do with a clusterfuck like this? Distribute it on another domain if it's because of "Automated ban may have been issued due to cracked software distributed elsewhere which may connect to original domain?&quo
880.
by KomoD 2y ago
> what do these sites really get from them? What can they do with that, that they couldn't do without? Well they can attribute traffic more easily. > Is it simply cheap enough that "why not"? Well yeah that too, and the
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We brought back the internet's first search engine [video](youtube.com)
3 points by KomoD 2y ago|1 comments
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by KomoD 2y ago
> in vs code
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by KomoD 2y ago
Source? OVH has had this for years.
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by KomoD 2y ago
> I won't mention the body text and the subject Why?
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by KomoD 2y ago
It's all affiliate links and all the plans it suggests are yearly or longer plans because that way he gets the most affiliate compensation. Don't go with any of these options and don't trust any of the suggestions, they are n
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by KomoD 2y ago
it should be written as "The Guardian", not "the Guardian"
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by KomoD 2y ago
Someone called @uwunetes shared a link on Twitter.
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by KomoD 2y ago
> or Mistral on almost any iPhone device > "Small" requires iPhone 14 and 15 Pros > "Small" and "Medium" models are based on Mistral 7B 0.2 So no, also that app wouldn't work on an iPhone 8 either
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by KomoD 2y ago
Meta sharing data with Meta? I'm not surprised whatsoever. Meta not respecting user privacy? Also not surprised.
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by KomoD 2y ago
You don't upload the source to their site, you just link it
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by KomoD 2y ago
> Kagi is the best for my use case, but its just too expensive for the family plan Well you can get a non-family plan, do you really need to pay for 6 people? Plans start at $5 for 350 searches, or $10 for unlimited.
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by KomoD 2y ago
> This attitude, btw, is killing me in US politics — why the f.. do you judge politicians by how nice/jerks they are. Instead of by how good they are doing their job? Because if they are terrible people they are most likely terrible
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by KomoD 2y ago
I really like the design of the site, whoever made it did a really good job in my opinion.
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by KomoD 2y ago
How do you even become a trusted CA? Like, who controls/governs this stuff? Can also imagine it's pretty expensive to get started
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by KomoD 2y ago
That'd defeat the point of it?
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by KomoD 2y ago
SIM swap on a random grandmother? No, not very common. SIM swap attacks are usually targeted (high value targets, e.g. crypto people)
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by KomoD 2y ago
Matrix is based on HTTP...? Cloudflare supports 2052, 2053, 2082, 2083, 2086, 2087, 2095, 2096, 443, 80, 8080, 8443, 8880 for HTTP/S https://developers.cloudflare.com/fundamentals/reference/net...
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by KomoD 3y ago
Cloudflare Tunnels only open HTTP/S to the internet, you'll need their client to reach the other protocols. More likely that this is Cloudflare Spectrum.
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by KomoD 3y ago
"Denial of Wallet" has been used in countless articles (incl. academic) and places to refer to attacks that increase usage bills.
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by KomoD 3y ago
So much fluff, just get to the point. At least 500-600 words weren't needed and just added noise to the article, making it harder to read.

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