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by a022311 11mo ago
Totally agree, but if you don't teach them how to build a simple CPU, RAM and storage device first (possibly also network card), the experience is quite lacking.
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by a022311 11mo ago
Yeah, that's how I found regexle, which eventually led me to this!
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by a022311 1y ago
There have been quite a few exploits over the years, with the most recent public CVE 2 years ago [1]. Your specific setup uses `--net=host` and this opens you up to potential vulnerabilities (see [2]). You also shouldn't forget that co
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by a022311 1y ago
Not sure how secure this really is, because it's fairly easy to break out of a Docker container with the default settings (due to the fact that the kernel is shared between containers and the host, unlike with VMs). Rootless Docker (or
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by a022311 1y ago
"Before", it was trivial to move or delete tags and edit release assets. The only stable identifier available was the commit hash. Immutable releases now enable permanently locking tags and releases to make supply chain attacks ha
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by a022311 1y ago
The concept of combining a digital game with physical game pieces really reminded me of Osmo [1] (although their games are more focused on education and most are single-player). This could definitely enhance that experience significantly. G
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by a022311 1y ago
"Mirroring" is a term also used when a single source publishes data in different mediums (technically in this case we're talking only about the internet but the internet is full of different protocols so I'll call them m
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60 points by a022311 1y ago|22 comments
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by a022311 1y ago
Yesterday, I discovered regexle [1] and today found out that this was the inspiration for it. I think I've seen this puzzle before, but I really enjoyed myself gradually solving it while doing other things in the last two hours. I&#x27
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by a022311 1y ago
Thanks for the detailed write-up! I'd love to see something like this for ARM too!
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by a022311 1y ago
I watched the whole video and laughed so hard! Thanks for sharing this!
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by a022311 1y ago
As far as I can tell, jj intends to be more like a cross-VCS frontend (with their own native backend coming at some point). If tooling supports jj, it would automatically support git, jj's native backend, Google's hybrid backend a
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by a022311 1y ago
I wouldn't say "saner", I think it's just more familiar for Windows users.
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by a022311 1y ago
> Don't recommend other people to install Linux on random laptops, they'll probably have loads of minor and major issues that you don't have if you bought hardware specifically with the goal of running Linux. I think this
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by a022311 1y ago
> More importantly, it was missing some features I considered essential for a truly viable alternative. As others here noted, I can't find any noteworthy addition (actually none? maybe I'm not very observant) to the features th
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by a022311 1y ago
I really wish it were as easy as presented in this article. Realistically speaking, we'll probably see some minor changes thrt address concerns of some opposing member states (or maybe there will be some bribery behind the scenes) to w
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by a022311 1y ago
https://taptrap.click/ has been around for a while.
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by a022311 1y ago
I agree, it's very valuable in these situations, although it can only minimize damage. For Littlesnitch/OpenSnitch users: avoid allow rules that apply to all apps. Malware can and has used even trusted websites like Github Gists t
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by a022311 1y ago
I've tried this many times and my conclusion is that it still lacks many features available in the native apps (by the way, these are absolutely not webviews). Using office online also requires signing in which many people, including
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by a022311 1y ago
Yeah, at least if something breaks, I can be proud that I broke it and not some company flipping switches behind the scenes...
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by a022311 1y ago
Yeah you can run Windows 11 on most Windows 10 machines, but in exchange for "better security" you get a bloated interface that just bogs down your perfectly fine computer. Windows as a platform has so many security holes that I t
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by a022311 1y ago
I've used this for a few months and it ended up taking too much space and was quite fragile in my experience. Even with this and OneDrive enabled, I managed to lose years of family photos when trying to free up space thinking "oh
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by a022311 1y ago
Sorry if it wasn't clear in the original post, I meant I consciously deleted everything after getting sick and tired of the terrible UX. It's not like I was storing anything meaningful there anyway, I hadn't logged in for a y
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by a022311 1y ago
I've solved this long ago by disabling the app. Sadly, that means I can't view videos in the gallery, but I believe it's a fair compromise. I'd recommend taking a look at open source alternatives like Lavender Photos [1]
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by a022311 1y ago
I only rarely need to use Microsoft Office or Paint.NET and a Windows VM on Linux has solved the problem entirely for me. I don't know if videoconferencing would work as well, but I'd really recommend giving it a try! I've al
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by a022311 1y ago
Back when I was using Windows, I had enabled this feature too (before I knew much about privacy) and when I finally decided to get rid of it, I remember consistently failing to disable OneDrive. I would log out, uninstall the app and then t
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by a022311 1y ago
Thank you for the well-written post, it's really cleared things up for me! On a side note: I can't understand why posts like this get flagged all the time, especially since the author did not express support for either side. It&#x
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by a022311 1y ago
Firefox for Android is missing a bunch of privacy options available on desktop. Right now, I'm forced to always use private browsing mode (sorry, I've forgotten the reason but I do remember that I tried again recently without it a
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by a022311 1y ago
Unless the situation ends up like in https://xkcd.com/989/
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by a022311 1y ago
Not going to express an opinion, I'll just leave this except from the Hippocratic Oath [1], which reflects society's primary beliefs on this topic approximately up until the 19th century: > οὐ δώσω δὲ οὐδὲ φάρμακον οὐδενὶ αἰτηθ

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