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by Sayrus 1y ago
> I'm sure teenagers would love this loophole to drive a motorcycle without a license In France, you can drive without a license once you're 14 (you need the BSR but it's basically impossible to not get it). If I remember
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by Sayrus 1y ago
If the company went bankrupt and just disappeared, people would still be able to use their device.
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by Sayrus 1y ago
Way worse. At least here the text looks like the original. Here is an example of what that looks like: https://imgur.com/Q4J5BHi In case it isn't obvious due to the zoom and lack of context: - The texture on the top an
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by Sayrus 1y ago
On my Pixel, I'm always torn with using GCam or another camera app. GCam photos are definitely better on small screens, but every time you zoom in, you get AI artifacts, letters that shouldn't be here. It basically reconstructs th
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by Sayrus 1y ago
Indeed it does load now. At the time of writing it didn't.
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by Sayrus 1y ago
The page doesn't load any CSS, I get a 301 loop on main-e03066e7ad7653435204aa3170643558.css leading to ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS and over 100 requests and a nearly 1 second load time. Sections are displayed lazily and on each scroll I ge
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by Sayrus 1y ago
Mozilla does sometimes. For instance 'Quick as a Fox: Firefox keeps getting faster'[2] from 2023 and the related articles in Mozilla Hacks[2]. They used to do that a lot more when Quantum was all the hype and had some marketing pe
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by Sayrus 1y ago
The source for that number states 22.5 gigawatts capacity. 88.2 is the annual production in TWh. (Or 98TWh according to Wikipedia)
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by Sayrus 1y ago
I for one use and like using both fzf on the search history and the ghost text history. With history, I often end up writing a line that isn't shell so that it fuzzy-matches what I'm looking for. I like having the passive suggesti
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by Sayrus 1y ago
I tried with Korean and had the same thought but English seems to trigger the error as well as I'd say the poor app received HN hug of death.
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by Sayrus 1y ago
> I have a hard time understanding robot detection as an issue of "user freedom" or "browser competition". In the name of robot detection, you can lock down device, require device attestation, prevent users from runni
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by Sayrus 1y ago
You can have an anonymized dump like you'd normally do and then branch it. This allows spinning up environments in seconds and without the disk footprint of a new replica or dedicated DB. The privacy / security constraints stay th
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by Sayrus 1y ago
"70% of secrets leaked in 2022 remain valid today"[1] is a quote that should help understand the situation. [1] https://blog.gitguardian.com/the-state-of-secrets-sprawl-202...
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by Sayrus 1y ago
If you push a secret publicly, you should consider it leaked. On GitHub, you have 5 minutes on a non-watched repository (due to the delay) and less than 30 seconds on a watched repository to revoke it before it's been cloned and archiv
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by Sayrus 1y ago
Actually we do have measures of it based on ice cores. We went from ~280ppm at the time to over 400ppm today.
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by Sayrus 1y ago
Not everyone has the financial capability to change their phone to follow trends, some people only buy second-hand, some people fall back on cheaper phones but change less often, some people rely on charity because their situation just does
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by Sayrus 1y ago
> Unless you go into extreme lengths to build your own custom ROM And even then, while you get software updates on that custom ROM the firmware usually just isn't updated anymore so security is still an issue.
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by Sayrus 1y ago
Access logs and payment information for compliance, troubleshooting and evaluating trends of something you didn't know existed until months or years later, finding out if an endpoint got exploited in the past for a vulnerability that y
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by Sayrus 1y ago
Stern[1] does that. You can tail deployments, filter by labels and more. [1] https://github.com/stern/stern
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by Sayrus 1y ago
Helm supports typing the values passed to the Chart but most charts aren't providing it. Most fields within out-of-the-box Kubernetes resources are using well-defined typed. As much as Helm is prone to some type of errors, it will vali
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by Sayrus 1y ago
Each iPhone may send more than one crash report.
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by Sayrus 1y ago
What prevents someone from buying, stealing or photoshopping an ID card? I'd guess the same issue would be present with selling tokens.
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by Sayrus 1y ago
The calculation explained on the page wouldn't rank MariaDB properly. Debian's MySQL is MariaDB but many people are calling it MySQL so it increases the ranking of MySQL. Job offers with MySQL sometimes talk about MariaDB. Whether
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by Sayrus 1y ago
> even as little as 50% Depending on how you measure that velocity (e.g. including security risks, debugging capabilities, ...) even as little as 5% increase is a no brainer for a business. Whether it's AI, powerful laptops, a fully
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by Sayrus 1y ago
A little caveat of Web Bluetooth API is that it's like WebUSB and mostly available on Chrome. I don't think Chrome for iOS is using blink yet so you'll probably not have access to this API on iOS.
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by Sayrus 1y ago
According to EIA[1] and Wiki[2] fossil fuel electricity production has been rather stable or going slightly down on the last three years. However, US electricity is a small part of the US Energy Consumption. When you take those into account
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by Sayrus 1y ago
On one of my account, you can't add a recipient without waiting 72h, unless you have the mobile phone app. You need two 2FA, unless you have the mobile phone push. Graphs and payment categorization are only available on the application
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by Sayrus 1y ago
The same where a bank doesn't provide the same data and services on their website than on their phone application. And that application in addition to being region-locked requires a non-rooted phone with GApps installed.
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by Sayrus 1y ago
> Just run it in a Docker container You should probably read the original article in the footnotes of OP's article: https://equixly.com/blog/2025/03/29/mcp-server-new-security-... While a contain
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by Sayrus 2y ago
According to Wiki[1] and UC San Diego's website[2], this was actually a 650 ft tsunami. The location probably helped for the wave's height. Per the same article, it's far from the biggest ever theorized but in a good position

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