MaKey

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by MaKey 3y ago
> It was never about saving the kids :( It never is (see the chat control ideas of the EU Commission).
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by MaKey 3y ago
AFAIK the fuses have contact points you can use to measure the current.
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by MaKey 3y ago
I'm giving Toshiba a try now with two MG09 18TB HDDs. 5 year warranty and peak transfer rates of nearly 300 MB/s. I've had bad luck with two Seagate 4TB ST4000DM000 HDDs, they both failed after warranty was over. I think it w
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by MaKey 4y ago
The Linux app doesn't even support screen sharing when you're using Wayland. I was forced to try out the browser based variant (meeting link opened the web variant instantly instead of giving me the choice to use the app instead)
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by MaKey 4y ago
Exactly! Maybe this way we could do something about mail delivery issues too. I think it shouldn't be okay to accept mail and then still drop it, yet Microsoft does it sometimes with new mail servers.
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by MaKey 4y ago
Congratulations! Does the UK have some tax benefits for contractors? I'm asking because sometimes my employer (a DevOps / Cloud consultancy) gets contacted by UK recruiters and with offers around 600 Euro per day they might get a
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by MaKey 4y ago
Which phones still do that? My Samsung Galaxy S21 uses date and time: YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.jpg
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by MaKey 4y ago
The energy those small windmills could generate on a typical house roof is in the double digit kWh territory per year, so I doubt you'd be able to power a compressor with one.
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by MaKey 4y ago
I'd love to have something similar with ECC RAM.
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by MaKey 4y ago
Whenever I hear Aiven, I think of an incident I witnessed 2nd hand in January 2020. They accidentally terminated the services for (at least) one big customer and had to restore them from backups. This lead to data loss in production (Kafka
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by MaKey 4y ago
Except that in cases where Apple devices don't just work you are screwed. A few years back a friend of mine had her MacBook Air's system language suddenly change and wasn't able to change it back as the option panel to do s
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by MaKey 4y ago
Those useless popups are there because websites still want to track their users. They aren't needed if only technically necessary cookies are used.
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by MaKey 4y ago
This is misleading. If only technically necessary cookies are used, no consent pop-up needs to be shown. I can't follow your point regarding targeting browser vendors. The websites are tracking their users so websites are the right tar
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by MaKey 4y ago
There will be sodium-ion batteries in EVs too. Niu is going to launch a two-wheeler with a sodium-ion battery next year [0]. [0] https://www.electrive.com/2022/08/08/niu-to-debut-two-wheele...
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by MaKey 4y ago
Just be careful not to sync those pictures to Google Photos or some other cloud provider that scans your files, otherwise your account might get blocked forever ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32560361 ).
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by MaKey 4y ago
They didn't release open-source Linux drivers, just GPU kernel modules ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31344981 ).
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by MaKey 4y ago
I know a service technician for wind turbines who got struck by lightning. He survived with a scar as the only mark. The doctor said that his good physique probably helped. Now he jokingly calls himself "Flash" and ladies love the
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by MaKey 4y ago
Just because a country has IDs doesn't mean you have to carry it all the time. Where I'm from (Germany) you don't have to.
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Ask HN: How to stop potential Google Wallet phishing campaign?
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by MaKey 4y ago
Devices like the YubiKey can also be used for encryption (e. g. with LUKS or OpenPGP), digital signatures and SSH authentication.
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by MaKey 4y ago
> One thing is not trusting the NSA, another is being asked to dismiss the work of well-know independent academics because they engaged in an open selection process run by NIST without any objective proof of technical issues. The selecti
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by MaKey 4y ago
I still wonder why Filippo tried to frame Dan Bernstein's FOIA lawsuit in a negative way [0]. I see it as important and given the NSAs history with Dual_EC_DRBG I think it's perfectly valid to suspect influence from them in the po
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by MaKey 4y ago
> Behind the NAT it just isn't possible. It could be with UPnP, which as a security conscious person you likely have disabled. Do you trust it staying disabled or none of your many devices trying to use it to poke holes in the NAT?
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by MaKey 4y ago
> If I were to get an ipv4 and and ipv6 to the internet but my internal network stays ipv4, then the ipv6 networking would never get used anyway and I might as well disable it, correct? If you enable IPv6 on your router it will likely ad
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by MaKey 4y ago
Is there a specific reason you trust your router for IPv4 but not for IPv6 traffic? IPv6 privacy extensions should be enabled by default on most devices. So even in the unlikely case of a device being exposed, someone has to know the tempor
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by MaKey 4y ago
I am one of those rare people :) Coming from the Linux sysadmin and networking side I'm currently working on going deeper into programming and expanding my knowledge there. In Europe the pay for someone like me appears to be capped at
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by MaKey 4y ago
I made similar experiences with a Hetzner VPS that I use to run mailcow (the TLD I'm using is .xyz). I refuse to give up though. One time I tried to contact my local city authority but they straight up blocked my emails. What followed
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by MaKey 4y ago
There is no need to move your whole private network over to IPv6, although it might provide a good learning opportunity. You could start with enabling IPv6 for your nginx reverse proxy and make it listen on its IPv6 address. IPv6 has subnet
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by MaKey 4y ago
Today Microsoft announced that an emulator for Azure Data Explorer is generally available [1]. It is a Windows docker container. [1] https://aka.ms/adx.emulator.doc
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by MaKey 4y ago
I'm a happy user of mailcow: https://mailcow.email/

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