Sayrus

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   by Sayrus 3y ago

   I have the same issue with UBlock Origin since my phone is quite aggressive when killing apps. While it is indeed annoying, I don't think it's a bad design. Maybe it's lacking a setting to toggle this (Suspend all network unt
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   by Sayrus 3y ago

   And by next you mean in parallel. Spinning E2E encryption as a tool used only by bad actors is very common and pushing browsers to implement governments managed blacklists seems quite in progress. Banning VPNs from social networks (and more
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   by Sayrus 3y ago

   Steam publishes stats on this[1]. You can expand "OS Version" to see the repartitions between MacOS, Linux and Windows and their respective versions. [1] https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/Steam-Hardware-
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   by Sayrus 3y ago

   To be fair, even for running a single process the pitfalls are real. I've been seeing Tini[1] a lot for these situations. I just read in the README that Tini is included by Docker since 1.13 if using --init flag. [1] https:/&#x2F
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   by Sayrus 3y ago

   > Nobody forces ppl to use Apple products, nobody forces ppl to use Google products. Ppl do so because they have no options to choose from. If I use neither Google nor Apple, I loose access to banking apps and other third-party apps. I h
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   by Sayrus 3y ago

   Isn't that all Android phones with the Google Services or Play Store installed? You can remotely wipe them, install or uninstall applications from a browser logged into your Google Account and Google has already deleted apps from users
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   by Sayrus 3y ago

   Enrolling into GitHub education already required a school email which usually contains your name or school documents which most definitely have your name on it. The change being discussed is not about sharing your name with Microsoft GitHub
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   by Sayrus 3y ago

   I'm curious about this as well, for all purposes the QCM6490 is made for Android and the benchmark I found seem to indicate that the TDP is half a Snapdragon 888 for ~30% less performance. The CPU looks pale in comparison to a Snapdrag
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   by Sayrus 3y ago

   The several last Samsung Galaxy and iPhone are rated IP68. While it's considered water-resistant, it's usually called water-proof for a phone. Usually, you'll want IP X6 to begin calling it water-proof.
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    by Sayrus 3y ago

    I perfectly remember them also being embedded in DDOS as a Service offers. It's surprising seeing many persons saying an IP is not PII/private. While it may not allow you to "hack" a person, you can very certainly satura
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    by Sayrus 3y ago

    There may not be many fines but Facebook, Google, TikTok and Microsoft were all fined due to making it hard to refuse cookies. Amazon was also fined for not properly asking consent. If I remember correctly, one of the company making those a
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    by Sayrus 3y ago

    In Paris I know a lot of people who use old bikes because anything shiny or pricy gets stolen. For the same reason, e-scooters and e-bikes are very often stored indoors even during the day. The issue is not only in solar panels in South Afr
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    by Sayrus 3y ago

    Exactly. If they are buying it from one source, you can bet they'd buy it from another even if only to ensure the data they bought is accurate. That's also more datapoints that can be used to model the effects of being distracted
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    by Sayrus 3y ago

    They do actually open a pop-up to allow selected cookies, although you need two clicks to say No and only one to say Yes to all. The Vimeo video is not rated which requires login. I'm very curious about the longevity of such a fluid, w
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    by Sayrus 3y ago

    QR Codes bring a more machine readable format and error correction. QRCode is partially scratched? It can still work. How often will a camera mistake a l and I? Even for scanned books, OCRs make mistakes.
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    by Sayrus 3y ago

    Fortunately, using private IPs behind a NAT Gateway is cheap /s Even for people good at networking but using managed services, public IPs on instance can make sense. IPv6 support also has its own set of issues.
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    by Sayrus 3y ago

    It does an immediate shutdown, this may result in data-loss. > If --force is specified twice, the operation is immediately executed without terminating any processes or unmounting any file systems. This may result in data loss. Note that
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    by Sayrus 3y ago

    Congratulations. Your articles are always a pleasure to read. Reading about your homelab really changes from the "Here is my 400 cores homelab" that often appear on HN.
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    by Sayrus 3y ago

    I'd argue that "I prefer the way this vendor does things and I can't leave" is still vendor lock-in. There may be different reasons as to why you can't leave, even if it is just personal preferences. Google can offe
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    by Sayrus 3y ago

    https://sayr.us/ I write about anything related to tech I find interesting
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    by Sayrus 3y ago

    I've been following that Epic and the issue it is based on since 2021 (which is how I found your comment). It's been a roller-coaster which grew from small issues to a giant epic. A few times a week, I get an email about it hoping
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    Signing Git Commits with SSH Certificates(sayr.us)

    1 points by Sayrus 3y ago|0 comments
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    by Sayrus 3y ago

    eSIM is available in France [1] on many brands and devices, including iPhones. [1] https://assistance.orange.fr/objets-connectes/installer-et-u...
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    by Sayrus 4y ago

    396000 average concurrent users. There are many more accounts as players are not online 24/7. Monthly active users should be in the millions.
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    by Sayrus 4y ago

    Tom Scott did a video[1] about this. For the UK at least, this may have been an urban myth rooted in the fact that only the fastest fire brigades were paid[2]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wif1EAgEQKI [2] https:&#x2
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    by Sayrus 4y ago

    The Brussels Times uses this exact report from the OECD iLibrary as a source.
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    by Sayrus 4y ago

    That's not the issue OP has. The issue is that the claim changes when you reach the last page. For "purpose of life" it changes from "Page 22 of about 12,270,000,000 results" to "Page 23 of about 226 results&qu
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    by Sayrus 4y ago

    That was what I was wondering too. If that's the case, there should be a notification that the quality is lowered and maybe an option in the settings to toggle these codecs (if there is no better way to detect supported codecs).
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    by Sayrus 5y ago

    Isn't Palo Alto Network Sinkhole a feature deployed on your own firewall? I'll look into why it gets sinkholed, I'm guessing they use public blacklist and I was added to one of them.
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    by Sayrus 5y ago

    I've not seen any issue in monitoring. Just in case, here is a Web Archive Mirror: https://web.archive.org/web/20220410093737/https://sayr.us/r...