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by RGBCube 2y ago
I'm pretty sure it would work. From my testing, Tailscale works where Shadowsocks, plain Wireguard and any other VPN don't. And it also works to pierce through the great F*W, which was actually really surprising. I suppose Tailsca
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by RGBCube 2y ago
Every time I see an article or post that thinks Go's error handling is good, I ask myself: Have these people never used anything outside of Python, C++ and $LANG where exceptions without type constraints are the norm? Go error handling
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by RGBCube 2y ago
Have the great people of Hacker News never heard of LTO?
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DOGE.gov website can be edited by anyone(mashable.com)
30 points by RGBCube 2y ago|9 comments
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by RGBCube 2y ago
Direct link: https://doge.gov/workforce?orgId=7cd300eb-cf3f-47f5-90f1-9e6... Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20250214122640/https://doge.gov/...
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The Closing of Open Source(nrd.sh)
3 points by RGBCube 2y ago|0 comments
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From Nix to Eos(nrd.sh)
2 points by RGBCube 2y ago|1 comments
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Full Keyboard Optimization – Q*MLW* Layouts(mk.bcgsc.ca)
4 points by RGBCube 2y ago|1 comments
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Helix: Why (and How) I Use It(jonathan-frere.com)
3 points by RGBCube 2y ago|0 comments
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Twelve Years as a Digital Hermit(nrd.sh)
2 points by RGBCube 2y ago|0 comments
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by RGBCube 2y ago
The "banning whole countries/states for life" thing was incredibly childish & actually made me laugh. I thought this was a parody until I read it completely. But I didn't know it was that bad in the firmware space.
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Don't Support the Coreboot Project(malibal.com)
40 points by RGBCube 2y ago|20 comments
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by RGBCube 2y ago
I'm pretty sure all major distros configure it to listen locally instead.
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by RGBCube 2y ago
Non-loginwalled link: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1838169889330135132.html
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by RGBCube 2y ago
I also cannot believe that this is the 9.9 rated CVE. For comparison, heartbleed was a 7.5. I was awaiting a Total Linux Meltdown at best and a collapse of the world economy at worst with the amount of hyping up and fearmongering that t
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by RGBCube 2y ago
Anyone exposing CUPS to the internet is living a level of not giving a fuck that CVEs cannot reach.
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by RGBCube 2y ago
HELL YES! I actually did set my shell to spawn a background task to play the vine boom whenever I entered an invalid command. Something like command_not_found() { pw-play /opt/boom.opus & } And it actually i
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The 2030 Rust Update(mbuffett.com)
3 points by RGBCube 2y ago|0 comments
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by RGBCube 2y ago
I have good news to share about how DNS over HTTPS, archive.is and/or Tor works.
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by RGBCube 2y ago
Just do `mode = stretch` and enable effects on shake. Then when you start shaking the cursor, what you describe happens.
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Hypr-dynamic-cursors: a plugin to make your hyprland cursor rotate(github.com)
31 points by RGBCube 2y ago|6 comments
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by RGBCube 2y ago
Have you ever heard of Nix?
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Ask HN: What was it like when dot-com bubble collapsed during 2000-2002?
21 points by RGBCube 2y ago|8 comments
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by RGBCube 2y ago
Nothing ever happens. World war 3 will not happen in our lifetimes.
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by RGBCube 2y ago
The year is 2022. An OpenAI employee concered about AI safety creates his own company. The year is 2023. An OpenAI employee concered about AI safety creates his own company. The year is 2024.
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by RGBCube 2y ago
Runs really fine on a low-end phone from 2019 with Firefox. Mac issue?
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by RGBCube 2y ago
This will never take off as it is exclusionary on purpose.
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by RGBCube 2y ago
Only one signer is in the top 200 contributors to Nixpkgs. That number is still the same even if you count signers in the top 500, too. A group that _barely_ uses Nix wants to overthrow its creator. This is hilarious and I hope they don&#x2
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by RGBCube 2y ago
> The above and I don't ever have to run security updates or patch an OS. Have you been involved in the xz project in the last 2 years? Curious.
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by RGBCube 2y ago
https://youtu.be/b2F-DItXtZs

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