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by _joel 1y ago
https://archive.ph/eZg3g
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by _joel 1y ago
oh, not quite, it seems https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5vVskOCGsk
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by _joel 1y ago
Indeed, it's probably the geekiest confluence going! No worries, glad you enjoyed it.
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by _joel 1y ago
This would be great for Klingon Opera :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LjcBv-OWtQ
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by _joel 1y ago
except it's broken
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by _joel 1y ago
Hypercard vibes
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by _joel 1y ago
Pretty certain he didn't land that one as well though :)
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by _joel 1y ago
> reaching an altitude of 271.4 m I wonder if BPS .pace got further with his solid fuel thrust vectoring? Mustn't be far off that if not. https://bps.space/products/signal-r2
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by _joel 1y ago
To be fair the 'border' hasn't moved all that much in over 2 years now, save a few fields and ruined hamlets. Plus they use starlink of drone boats, so some degree of flexibility is needed.
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by _joel 1y ago
You can go and play with an old branch exchange, with all the whistles and er, bells at "This Museum is (not) Obsolete". Run by Sam from Look Mum No Computer. If you're ever near Ramsgate in the UK. https://this-mu
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by _joel 1y ago
Now someone do SSHnake :) edit: that was quick https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/gaurav-gosain/sshnake
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by _joel 1y ago
You have to align your face in certain ways, a random video you found on the internet won't work. If you don't match your face to the markers overlaid on the screen in a certain way, to gather heuristics about your eye distance, n
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by _joel 1y ago
https://www.joindns4.eu/learn/dns4eu-public-service-launched IP's listed here are in CZ.
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by _joel 1y ago
Any year now...
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by _joel 1y ago
You can't just hold up a 2d object (passport) and wave it about to try and trick it. There are heuristics at work.
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by _joel 1y ago
for ns in $(dig NS deSEC.io +short); do for ip in $(dig +short $ns); do echo "$ns -> $ip"; whois $ip | grep -i -E "(country|city|netname|orgname)" | head -3; echo; done; done ns1.deSEC.io. -> 45.54.76.1 NetName:
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by _joel 1y ago
Is the domain chosen actually served by DNS4EU or is this a case of a design company doing some work for a client (the EU) and using their infra? I've seen that happen before. If not then, yea, the author's bang on.
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by _joel 1y ago
No, that's not how it works.
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by _joel 1y ago
I think modern face verification has moved on, it's been video in all my encounters.
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by _joel 1y ago
"Coming to a battlefield near you soon."
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by _joel 1y ago
It was 2006 in the UK when chip and pin came in. Amazing these things are still in the wild.
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by _joel 1y ago
Reminds me of Trigger's broom. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56yN2zHtofM
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by _joel 1y ago
Having waited half my life to see Webb finally launch, it's amazing to see how much we're discovering through it. Seems like every other day there's another insight found.
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by _joel 1y ago
> secondary indexes using logical pointers with a mapping index. rolls off the tongue.
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by _joel 1y ago
Nice work, I've been using linux 20+ years and learnt something from the example pages. (edit, just realised it's closer to 30 now, jesus)
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by _joel 1y ago
yea, thinking about it I've been inhaling too much Xenon myself...
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by _joel 1y ago
Breathing in an inert gas is easier and much safer than injecting something into your body.
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by _joel 1y ago
I've got a Sony Bravia with similar technology for a few years now (it uses small actuators instead of generating from the oled itself, but the vibrations will be the same) and it's still sounding fantastic after daily use and a c
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by _joel 1y ago
Looks nice, we've been using https://zitadel.com/ and the journey to mutli-tennancy was fairly straight forward.
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by _joel 1y ago
They have an interface to work with the sqlite (proper), which will be shipped alongside the application in question. sql.js is using sqlite in WASM/Emscripten, so it's pretty much analagous.

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