VoidWhisperer

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by VoidWhisperer 5mo ago
> Surprisingly, the exit IP you are given is not randomized each time you connect to the server, but deterministically picked based on your WireGuard key, which rotates every 1 to 30 days (unless you use a third-party client, in which ca
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by VoidWhisperer 5mo ago
Link in OP goes to a 404, this one should work: https://www.theregister.com/security/2026/05/13/malware-crew...
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by VoidWhisperer 5mo ago
I work doing mobile app development and scrcpy along with iphone mirroring for iphone have made it much easier to do typing which is super helpful when testing flows that involve filling out forms. Only gripe with scrcpy (and an extremely m
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by VoidWhisperer 5mo ago
At some point it used to be in order to have things that you can show got merged into popular public projects in job interviews, but I'm not sure that is the case anymore since some of these people have no intention (as far as i can te
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by VoidWhisperer 5mo ago
Just so you are aware, the 'tool guides' and 'api guides' link in your footer lead to 404s
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by VoidWhisperer 5mo ago
From a quick glance, the headline text is weirdly stretched on mobile, unless that is how it is supposed to be with that font
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by VoidWhisperer 6mo ago
Neat idea. I do wonder how they managed to convince the TSA to allow this.
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by VoidWhisperer 6mo ago
Minor correction from the article title: It can't stop ordering candles, not candies. Although candies would've been more amusing
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by VoidWhisperer 7mo ago
It seems like Coffee Stain generally handles the games they publish pretty well. They also have Valheim and Deep Rock Galactic published under them, both of which have been reasonably successful and long running games
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by VoidWhisperer 7mo ago
It has definitely made me more productive. That said, that productivity isn't coming from using it to write business logic (I prefer to have an in-depth understanding of the logical parts of the codebases that I'm working on. I&#x
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by VoidWhisperer 8mo ago
It has sunk in so far that it is now at the bottom of the ocean
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by VoidWhisperer 8mo ago
In the case of voice chat in servers used for gaming, my experience has been that the persistent channels for voice are actually kind of important, it removes any friction from dropping in and out of voice chat, and allows others to easily
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by VoidWhisperer 8mo ago
Based on some (admittedly very surface level) research, one spot where Zulip will still struggle to replace Discord is Voice/Video chats and Screensharing - the little I could find about voice chatting in zulip is that it has to be con
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by VoidWhisperer 8mo ago
You're absolutely right! (sorry, I couldn't resist)
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by VoidWhisperer 8mo ago
I'm not sure if SAP is considered a SoR, but businesses that use it are often do entrenched eventually that migrating out would be a monumental effort
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by VoidWhisperer 9mo ago
Seems to be timing out for me (not necessarily surprising, given that it is a floppy disk and HN has a history of hugging sites to death) Archive link incase people want to see the page but can't load it: https://web.archive
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by VoidWhisperer 9mo ago
I think the main purpose, atleast in this case, is to enable very high resolution satellite imagery (whether or not that being a good thing in and of itself is another matter).
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by VoidWhisperer 9mo ago
Out of curiosity, did you settle on that name before or after the RAM availability/price issues?
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by VoidWhisperer 9mo ago
Atleast you are less likely to get shot at in infosec, that probably helps with the stress
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by VoidWhisperer 9mo ago
I think (granted, this is from a quick bit of research so I could be wildly wrong) - the message you see in your credit card app with a transaction is usually mainly the merchant name and location which is part of ISO 8583, so it may be a b
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by VoidWhisperer 9mo ago
Windows has had print to pdf out of the box since windows 10 (approx mid 2015)[1] [1]: https://pdfa.org/microsoft-adds-print-to-pdf-native-to-windo...
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by VoidWhisperer 9mo ago
There isn't vitriol, or atleast I didn't mean it that way. The point I was trying to make is that I've seen malicious code like viruses and keyloggers and rootkits being distributed via github and they use the 'this is f
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by VoidWhisperer 9mo ago
I understand that this is to drive research and help security researchers in this case, but I personally think Github should take a harder stance against this kind of repo, education purposes or not - saying it is for educational purposes i
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by VoidWhisperer 10mo ago
One thing that is unclear to me from the article: Is the idea that it will manufacture all of these chips and then both the 'factory' and the resulting materials will return from space, or that the factory would stay in orbit and
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by VoidWhisperer 10mo ago
Archive link as it seems the site is down: https://archive.is/afYvQ
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by VoidWhisperer 10mo ago
In my experience, we've used playwright significantly for unit/integration tests combining it with react-testing-library to verify individual components and also whole (mocked, we used something else that I can't seem to reme
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by VoidWhisperer 10mo ago
This is just my personal experience, but even with the current UI, there can tend to be a learning curve with GIMP. Alot of it probably comes from figuring out where tools and functionality that are readily available upfront in other paint
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by VoidWhisperer 10mo ago
Is anyone else having trouble loading the proxyman website? (Firefox, Windows 11) - it freezes the entire browser..
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by VoidWhisperer 10mo ago
> no workaround > IPv6 users that do not configure the system to accept router advertisement messages, are not affected. Maybe I'm missing something but isnt that a workaround?
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by VoidWhisperer 10mo ago
Out of curiosity, if you don't mind sharing, what is the sort of profit you see on that 126,000 as i'm assuming alot of that goes to paying the restaurants?

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