actionowl

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   by actionowl 7y ago

   It was HARD to read through this whole article, but I did it anyway and I totally disagree. The argument that private companies are already tracking you doesn't exactly hold up, you don't have to install Facebook, Instagram, TikTo
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   by actionowl 7y ago

   Thanks for the info!
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   by actionowl 7y ago

   I've looked at this a few times but never given it a go. Going to actually try it this week for $DAYJOB. One nice-to-have would be support for C, does the C++ extension work for C as well? Thanks!
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   by actionowl 7y ago

   No. I only got it for the 2 extra thunderbolt ports. I use to accidentally trigger siri all the time until I finally removed it. Now I accidentally trigger the mute/unmute button all the time instead. The fact it changes based on what
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   by actionowl 7y ago

   Why is none of this mentioned on travel.state.gov ? Is none of this official yet?
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   by actionowl 7y ago

   Yeah, looks dead: > Is this project still alive? > Sadly no, we've all been very busy at our company and haven't had the bandwidth to work on this thing. From https://github.com/sdelements/lets-chat&#x2F
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   by actionowl 7y ago

   The personal version works well in comparison. We liked it and adopted it for our company but using the enterprise version, that's when it really started to give us problems.
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   by actionowl 7y ago

   It's definitely _NOT_ LastPass.
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   by actionowl 7y ago

   I'm in a similar position with my 2018 13" MacBook Pro. I want a working keyboard again and I have no interest in a 16" (13" is the perfect size for me) but that doesn't seem to be possible. I'm also a little m
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    by actionowl 7y ago

    > I'm not passionate about this field What are you passionate about? > I'm unemployed. Now is the best time to really ask yourself what you're passionate about and how you really want to spend your finite time on earth
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    by actionowl 7y ago

    > users complain endlessly that the software is too complicated. Try to solve that problem? I realize I'm over simplifying it but have you really done everything you can to simply and streamline the software for the user?
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    AsiaBSDCon 2020 Cancelled(2020.asiabsdcon.org)

    50 points by actionowl 7y ago|14 comments
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    by actionowl 7y ago

    Interesting... FWIW I've found that this can be disabled in Firefox by toggling media.peerconnection.enabled to false.
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    by actionowl 7y ago

    The last sentence of the article is the absolute best: > Ironically, a little reverse searching reveals that this code was copied verbatim without attribution from this StackOverflow post (see “Manipulating the selection” from the top an
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    by actionowl 7y ago

    We've also been using S3 + Cloudfront for our static website, it's super cheap and has been low touch. We've run into two things though: - We have very little control over TLS versions and cipher settings. - We have to use a
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    by actionowl 7y ago

    These are all a bit old, but I still think they're cool! https://bellard.org/jslinux/ https://github.com/marmelab/gremlins.js http://processingjs.org
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    by actionowl 7y ago

    Will it blend?
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    by actionowl 7y ago

    Been using Gandi for over a decade now!
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    by actionowl 7y ago

    Does anyone know if this will impact: - FUSE - XQuartz - LittleSnitch
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    by actionowl 7y ago

    No, but I did need tabs. The really odd thing is I updated _the description_ of the extension and even that took a few days.
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    by actionowl 7y ago

    I've noticed the same thing [1] it's totally unsustainable. If you think that is bad, my Opera extension have been pending for almost a month! [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22155593
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    by actionowl 7y ago

    I've seen jQuery UI extended (by creating custom jQuery UI "widgets" that extend the base widgets) to basically mimic a desktop experience complete with window resize/minimize/maximize. I don't have a link hand
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    by actionowl 7y ago

    > according to a Pew Research Center survey of U.S. adults I feel like these results might be a bit skewed because most of the the type of people that would not be willing take a survey are also the type of people who are not OK with DNA
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    by actionowl 7y ago

    I recently, installed NetBSD 9RC1 onto a UEFI system. FWIW NetBSD 8.1 also installed onto that system.
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    by actionowl 7y ago

    These are totally valid points. I'd just like to add that Qemu can use NVMM (-accel nvmm) in which case almost all of Qemu's existing documentation is still relevant. You do still have to build it yourself however since it's
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    Unique musical instruments, circuitbending, and visual machines(gieskes.nl)

    1 points by actionowl 7y ago|0 comments
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    by actionowl 7y ago

    If we ignore the potential security issues with either approach for a moment and assume for the sake of argument that neither is more risky than the other I "might be surprised" by the behavior of running `./configure` or `ma
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    by actionowl 7y ago

    Also, I know what git, configure, and make are supposed to do when invoked. I have no idea what piping a random script to sh is supposed to do without reading it.
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    What is going on with extension reviews?

    3 points by actionowl 7y ago|1 comments
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    by actionowl 7y ago

    Blacklistd (available natively on FreeBSD and NetBSD) are a good defense against these attacks. If you're using Linux you'll have to use fail2ban or something that scans log files for a similar. Using public key authentication an