WarOnPrivacy

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by WarOnPrivacy 1mo ago
nerd-fanboi proposal: Articles by national treasures (like Derek Lowe, Raymond Chen) should be highlighted with specific identifiers on HN - like a distinctive title font or an ascii diamond ◊.
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by WarOnPrivacy 1mo ago
Clearinghouse of Tornado data: https://www.tornadopath.com/ of interest: The longest tornado in FL history crossed the entire state, from west of Tampa to near Cape Canaveral. ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by WarOnPrivacy 1mo ago
a group of states led by Illinois has filed separate lawsuits in Virginia, where AAMVA is incorporated, against the DHS to quash the subpoena ... and against AAMVA and the US Department of Transportation (DOT) to enjoin AAMVA from complying
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by WarOnPrivacy 1mo ago
HN audience would need more info Lux, before they could consider this. LuhXtrezz is a unique keyword but it doesn't surface any info in a search.
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by WarOnPrivacy 1mo ago
> You have asked the wrong question. I figured it was something like that. dig @1.1.1.1 _dns.resolver.arpa SVCB ;; ANSWER SECTION: _dns.resolver.arpa. 300 IN SVCB 1 one.one.one.one. alpn="h2,h3&qu
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by WarOnPrivacy 1mo ago
a lookup for _dns.resolver.arpa, a name reserved for ... asking whether an encrypted version exists, and where it can be reached Neat! Let's try: nslookup _dns.resolver.arpa [mine] unblound.lan can't find _dns.resolver.a
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by WarOnPrivacy 1mo ago
> You reach for it every time you do a Google search [my self-important Kagi shtick awakens, pokes at it's restraints]
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by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago
> What else is part of your rotating stacks? Diphenhydramine, Hydroxyzine, Tizanidine, Mirtazapine, Phenibut, Kava, Indica. I take Phenibut and Tizanidine together, 2x week max. Phenibut increases my REM sleep. Tizanidine helps me fall a
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by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago
Not sleeping impairs my morning cognition - a lot. Melatonin is part of the rotating stacks I use to mitigate insomnia. My mornings have always been impaired, going back to pre-school. Meds don't make my mornings any worse than my base
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by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago
> Reminds me of Pluribus - I just started watching it It is astoundingly good. A contender for the best show I've ever seen (and I saw the 1st run of Star Trek TOS).
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by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago
> Might need some background on this one. It's a VLK. During early XP days, Volume License Keys were widely accepted and when using them, XP would show as activated.
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by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago
I had FCKGW-RHQQ2-YXRKT-8TG6W-2B7Q8 memorized too but I used XGCJ6 more often. Mostly for Virtual PCs that I was converting to hyper-v guests.
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by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago
XGCJ6-Q6XGJ-BQ2QQ-BRWJ7-67X7W I used to have this key memorized.
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by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago
> This is a side effect of academia never taking open accessibility to papers and journals seriously. From my perspective, it's a clear manifestation of humanity's most pervasive failing - the one that defines every group, even
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by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago
Despite the damage and deaths, the building was open for business on many floors the next Monday morning, less than 48 hours later.
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by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago
> One interesting and rare feature of NT was the ability to use more than one processor. I learned this the hard way in 1998. I built up a dual PII system and installed Win98. sigh
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by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago
In the NT class, native USB support first appeared in Win2k. That said, I recently got a USB mouse working in a NT 4.0 box (it was controlling a gas chromatograph or some such thing).
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by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago
>I haven't seen similar functionality in any [other] browsers Brave has been advertising their new containers but I haven't tried them yet. https://brave.com/blog/containers/ Given Google's hosti
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by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago
> use the same service with different accounts & identities Last week, I needed to do Google Takeout on a doz different user accounts (hours between request and availability). In a few seconds, I had a doz temp containers to keep the
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by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago
Here are some of the previous attacks on Harvard by the current administration. https://abcnews.com/amp/US/timeline-trump-administrations-ac...
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by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago
the legendary Core i7-8700K This might be a unique assessment. My perspective is that Intel's strong lines were 4th gen and then 12th gen. I see a number 4770 and 4790 still doing the job they were bought for. I expect the sa
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by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago
It can depend a bit on the use. I'm watching content (Jellyfin) on a ThinkCentre M75n IoT Thin Client. It's underpowered all around. Athlon Silver 3050e, 4GB DDR4 (3.4 avail & not upgraeable) but it's running Win11 enterp
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Prepaid Cellphone Plans – Comparison Site(prepaidcompare.net)
2 points by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago|1 comments
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by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago
No affiliation, just fondness. I've used the site for years. It's perfect. I find prepaid plans (USA) that are the best possible fit for me - plans I'd never find otherwise. Most recently I needed a data only plan on the Ver
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by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago
1990 looks right for a post date ref: https://dblp.org/pid/m/MarkSManasse.html ref: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/spe.4380201409 It's a shame it&#x27
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by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago
I suggest stripping the tracking query from the url so it's just: https://people.freedesktop.org/~ajax/WhyX.pdf
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by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago
> Pretty much all cheap, Chinese-made hardware of this kind has intentional or unintentional security holes waiting to be exploited. Why single out bad Chinese coding? Bad US IoT coding has a longer history.
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Most Supreme Court Rulings are Secretive Votes with Little Justification(propublica.org)
6 points by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago|0 comments
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by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago
Two up-and-coming Chinese memory vendors, YMTC and CXMT, could offer customers relief from shortages and skyrocketing prices, but not if US Representatives John Moolenaar (R-MI) and George Whitesides (D-CA) have anything
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by WarOnPrivacy 2mo ago
per: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48942679#48942821 Key Judgment 1: We have no indications that any foreign actor attempted to alter any technical aspect of the voting process in the 2020 US electi

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