Tepix

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by Tepix 7mo ago
See how?
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by Tepix 7mo ago
Cool. Does opencode.ai have such a feature also (sandboxing with bubblewrap)?
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by Tepix 7mo ago
That would require training a lot more people to pay very close attention to these matters and intimately know tons of different identity documents... doesn't sound very trustworthy.
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OpenID AuthZen Authorization API 1.0 released(openid.github.io)
3 points by Tepix 7mo ago|1 comments
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by Tepix 7mo ago
The Authorization API 1.0 is a standard specification developed by the OpenID Foundation's AuthZEN Working Group. The primary goal of this API is interoperability. It allows applications to offload authorization logic to a dedicated en
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by Tepix 7mo ago
The project itself is cool if you have access to a LLM API endpoint with good privacy (perhaps your own GPU server). I wouldn't give a LLM run by a US corporation access to my private photographs.
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by Tepix 7mo ago
It depends on the technology that you use. You will probably need a small public service, yes even when you're doing WebRTC. With a project like https://oxism.com/trystero you could piggyback it on top of a public de
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by Tepix 7mo ago
Here's a free business idea: Perhaps we need tamper proof authenticated cameras in all major cities worldwide that publish a livestream 24/7 and you can then stand in front of them to prove your human existance... This could be so
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by Tepix 7mo ago
I don’t understand why this feature isn‘t more widespread, do people not use subaddressing?
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by Tepix 7mo ago
This seems to be begging for a DIY project, doesn't it? A 3d printed case, a little SoC, perhaps a Raspberry Pi Zero, as the brains with asterisk and some additional open source software providing a web interface running on it.
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by Tepix 7mo ago
Idea: If you have a vertical fridge on your countertop and you change the door so that it slides down and the cold air stays inside the part of the fridge still closed by the door, you could sort the things in your fridge by frequency of ac
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by Tepix 7mo ago
They are quite popular on sailboats.
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by Tepix 7mo ago
4xx chips are less capable than the 395
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by Tepix 7mo ago
The echoed stars should disappear when you press enter, that way you are not revealing this information when you share a screen capture.
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by Tepix 7mo ago
Why not just display a single character out of a changing set of characters such as / - \ | (starting with a random one from the set) after every character entered? That way you can be certain whether or not you entered a characte
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by Tepix 7mo ago
If you have a monopoly, different rules apply.
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by Tepix 7mo ago
I don‘t like the whole idea because it is less secure to have a web browser instead of a standard client. Think what an attacker could do if they take control of the server.
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by Tepix 7mo ago
Lovely project indeed. If you want to build your own: I found a whole bunch of much cheaper illuminated switches on AliExpress within minutes.
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by Tepix 7mo ago
I loved this writeup! The list of AppArmor related fixes in 6.19.8 is indeed substantial: https://cdn.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v6.x/ChangeLog-6.19....
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by Tepix 7mo ago
100% remote is rare, yes. But 30-80% WFH is quite widespread in office jobs.
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by Tepix 7mo ago
On the other hand the EVs produce no exhausts and less harmful particles from using their brakes.
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by Tepix 7mo ago
Nice read, but it seems that his headline is wrong because he still has room for improvement.
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by Tepix 7mo ago
It seems to be broken on Firefox. It shows 3/8 players, the circles are flickering madly and I can't drag them.
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by Tepix 7mo ago
WFH may be dead in the US, but it sure is alive and well in Europe.
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by Tepix 7mo ago
Edit: Kagi has a starter plan with 100 free searches: https://kagi.com/pricing Also, from the Kagi privacy pass FAQ at https://blog.kagi.com/kagi-privacy-pass#faq : *Do you plan to allow purchasing pri
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by Tepix 7mo ago
I wouldn’t call a Moth (a high performance racing dinghy) a production boat, a boat for recreational use, cruising, or general sailing. But that‘s just me perhaps.
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by Tepix 7mo ago
Foils are starting to appear in production boats
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by Tepix 7mo ago
It hasn't worked with nuclear waste, has it? It's not working for corals either. The rest of them will be dead in 10 or 15 years. And they are the ecosystem for 25% of the Ocean's species. When is this expensive environmenta
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by Tepix 7mo ago
Thanks. This could really benefit from a TUI!
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by Tepix 7mo ago
You're absolutely right! It's not just the uncertainty — it's cruelty towards AI.

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