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by _lvbh 1y ago
Max 15, when I'm heavy into research. Otherwise, 4 or 5. Everything else goes into a markdown list
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by _lvbh 1y ago
They've been removing those bikes around Cardiff since a year back. Can't find them anywhere anymore
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by _lvbh 1y ago
Try fish. It has good defaults and don't require any configuration. I install it on every server I log into as my first instinct
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by _lvbh 1y ago
Thank you! This looks like exactly what I needed
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by _lvbh 1y ago
I wanted it to work on IOS. None of those were viable. In terms of why not my own plugin, that's just pure incompetence. I don't know TypeScript that well while getting the API done only took a few days. I tried working on a plug
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by _lvbh 1y ago
(minor correction, Obsidian broke the 3rd party sync, not insomnia) Point still stands. I agree it's an annoying problem, but it's hard to see a way around it. The developers was that they need some way to fund development. Sync
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by _lvbh 1y ago
My opinion is that they should have a rule such that plugins from the official list can't modify the sync url to prevent abuse and phishing but the user should still be able to do whatever they want. The process for manually adding a p
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by _lvbh 1y ago
I regret open sourcing my reverse engineering of Obsidian Sync. I did it mostly for personal use but thought it might be useful for others. After a bit of cat and mouse, they fixed all the "vulnerabilities" that let you change the
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by _lvbh 1y ago
I can envision whitelist-only ISPs that block any traffic to unvetted domains and IPs. Hopefully we still have some time left before total dictatorship
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by _lvbh 1y ago
It's very difficult. If you're in the UK, most uni students are struggling with internships as well. If you're looking for money, bug bounties may be worth a look. That's what I did 16-17 and it paid for my uni tuition
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by _lvbh 1y ago
> “It is very upsetting for people who have grown up and lived for years believing that they are of a particular sex to suddenly discover that they are actually of the opposite sex. This can be a relief but can also be a loss. For most p
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by _lvbh 1y ago
Why can't all this effort be spent on improving public infrastructure instead? The fact that it's even a possibility that wikipedia could be blocked and employees barred fro the UK makes it worse than China. Tory and Labor might
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by _lvbh 1y ago
Yes https://discuss.privacyguides.net/t/revolut-is-blocking-new-...
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by _lvbh 1y ago
Must be a typo. They are disabling user agent spoofing for operating systems (but not versions) Not a great move imo
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by _lvbh 1y ago
I don't actually dislike the new client. It's just that things don't work well between them. Afaik you can't call someone on Element X from old element.
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by _lvbh 1y ago
Anyone done reverse engineering on what the dll does? The advice of rolling back versions wouldn't be sufficient if it also exfiltrated ssh keys and such for pushing to git
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by _lvbh 1y ago
I'm of the same stance. I've been using Matrix for 3 years now, primarily to communicate with family located where there is high censorship and most messengers are blocked. Probably due to the complexity of the system and inherent
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by _lvbh 1y ago
The evidence is shaky at best. A lot of hand wavy coincidences. The ballotproof accusation I've seen before. It's a random GitHub repo with 22 stars. I doubt anyone was seriously using it. If there has been fraud, more solid proof
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by _lvbh 1y ago
> If iOS detects a severely degraded battery it will clock down the CPU slightly I currently have this problem (iPhone 11). It's not slight at all. Keyboard inputs sometimes has up to a full 1000ms latency and that's with autoc
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by _lvbh 1y ago
I currently live in student accommodation so not sure what they're using upstream. The university network also drops wireguard connections but only to known providers like Mullvad (assuming obfuscation is off)
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by _lvbh 1y ago
> The comment was: make the Firefox containers work in private mode. My solution to this is having multiple Firefox profiles where the default one clears all history/cache/etc automatically upon closing (default in Librewolf).
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by _lvbh 1y ago
At this point, what's the difference between the UK and China other than the specific content they block? Some ISPs have even started blocking wireguard here & I've had to resort back to xray/v2ray
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by _lvbh 1y ago
https://xcancel.com/OpenCutApp Follower count and activity looks about right. There's some screenshots there. I assume the star count is due to some amount of marketing.
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by _lvbh 1y ago
Commits fixing the bug date back around 3 or 4 weeks. The patched release came 3 weeks ago. Perhaps some parties weren't informed that it's security critical (Homebrew, Arch, etc) and are now scrambling
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by _lvbh 1y ago
> I'm pretty sure if you lived in Taiwan you would think very differently Well, I don't. > And why you are so certain that Chinese entities are not? It's not that they aren't, but they can't really. What are t
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by _lvbh 1y ago
> Only pseudonymous so far as you never accidentally link yourself to a wallet then everyone can know your entire transfer/spending history See Monero
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by _lvbh 1y ago
No way is this legal. Can you just slap ads on any arbitrary surface? Socialize the costs of course
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by _lvbh 1y ago
It just has good defaults. I don't have to spend time configuring everything. I'm sure you can get the same results elsewhere but why bother
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by _lvbh 1y ago
I highly doubt that OpenAI is capable of releasing a full phone that isn't just a reskin of a generic Android with "AI". IOS design sucks (imo) and its app selection is much less than Android but that's not what makes pe
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by _lvbh 1y ago
This sounds like a black mirror episode to me. I've briefly used Windows Server 2012 a while back but otherwise used Linux my whole life. The way people complain about needing to learn how to type 'sudo dnf install' is too m

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