Rebelgecko

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by Rebelgecko 3mo ago
They also recently doubled the price of the standby plan
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by Rebelgecko 3mo ago
That's lame of them, I'm on a residential plan. Maybe because I host my personal website from home?
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by Rebelgecko 3mo ago
Cloudflare often just straight up blocks me or makes me do a captcha. IMO those are both much worse than Anubis
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by Rebelgecko 3mo ago
Using the steam deck flavor of Linux, literally just buy the game, download it, and hit play. Runs pretty well
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by Rebelgecko 3mo ago
Same with websites like Airbnb. Last I checked, their search results only showed the 'real' prices (eg including fees) for certain states and countries. In some states you have to click into the listing before learning that there&
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by Rebelgecko 3mo ago
Usually by the time people are seated and you read the fine print on the back of the menu, inertia has taken over.
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by Rebelgecko 3mo ago
If you're in the Home Assistant ecosystem, I'm intrigued by their voice hw
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by Rebelgecko 3mo ago
What does that have to do with people being arrested?
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by Rebelgecko 3mo ago
Many RFID cards are literally just an ID number, and will happily allow you to copy that number to your own RFID card (look up "blue cloner guns", although they have their own downsides). Basically just security through obscurity.
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by Rebelgecko 3mo ago
It's hidden for users who opt in (not all spambots do, believe it or not) but there are some 3rd party databases that index comments- no idea how complete they are
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by Rebelgecko 3mo ago
It's harder now that post history is hidden but I did something similar in the past. Start with a single comment you think is a shill. Maybe 80% of their post history is vague inane generalities (like "aww so cute" in r/
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by Rebelgecko 3mo ago
They just did a month ago, so it'll probably be a few months before they do it again
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by Rebelgecko 3mo ago
Partial refresh on these can often be surprisingly fast, even when full refresh takes seconds
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by Rebelgecko 4mo ago
Where mankirk wife?
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by Rebelgecko 4mo ago
Fwiw some of the people sentenced to decades in prison went home before your bullet points happened. And although the second amendment may not cover first aid kits, that's a super lame justification for sending people to prison for the
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by Rebelgecko 4mo ago
My understanding is that aiding and abetting has to be causal and happen before the alleged crime. That doesn't seem to line up with the timeline of this case (barring the existence of secret Antifa time machines)
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by Rebelgecko 4mo ago
What contradictions do you think the scrolls contain?
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by Rebelgecko 4mo ago
It curls the page. I think the approach it took won't actually wouldn't work in my local browser- its getting the value from some conversion reporting code that I'm guessing my ublock extension would hide.
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by Rebelgecko 4mo ago
I think there's a sweet spot- a lot of the time you're probably better off with "reverse engineer this web page and build me an API or personalized chrome extension to meet my needs". I have an agent doing price checks f
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by Rebelgecko 4mo ago
Finally!!!
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by Rebelgecko 4mo ago
People normally don't make guns that are entirely 3d printed. Homemade guns often get the parts exposed to highest stresses commercially. Fwiw, when I paid attention to my local police department's released body cam vids, maybe ar
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by Rebelgecko 4mo ago
Doesn't NY already have something similar?
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by Rebelgecko 4mo ago
I'm surprised it doesn't tie into taillight radars. I've been intrigued by those but I don't want to deal with also buying a bike computer to see its output (plus the brand that's considered the "best" sti
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by Rebelgecko 4mo ago
Fwiw they changed their ranking system a year or two ago in a way that moved a bunch of formerly 5 star helmets to 3 stars. Too many helmets hit the old five star threshold, so to differentiate it's now based on relative performance (t
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by Rebelgecko 4mo ago
IIRC The Android version came out pre-MS acquisition
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by Rebelgecko 4mo ago
It's pretty common. Shopify blocks my email aliases. So does ikea
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by Rebelgecko 4mo ago
IMO everything you said is equally applicable to social media (unless you have complete and total surveillance over your kids)
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by Rebelgecko 4mo ago
It was still there when I started in the 2020s
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by Rebelgecko 4mo ago
Idk about SF but in LA I've definitely seen people with pipes doing the fent lean at train stations
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by Rebelgecko 4mo ago
If someone has a half dozen BT devices on their person/in their car and they randomize MACs hourly (but not all at once) I bet you could still track people pretty accurately.

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