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   by ajdude 4y ago

   Steam won't even let us use TOTP (e.g. "Google Authenticator"), obfuscating the TOTP codes for their home-grown authentication mobile app.
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   by ajdude 4y ago

   Bear in mind that lithium can be extracted in much more environmentally friendly waves, where brine is extracted, filtered, and pumped back in [1]. I do have to wonder if such a process could ultimately be as efficient - and least invasive
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   by ajdude 4y ago

   Interestingly, I tried to Google one of the paragraphs from your paste and it returned no results. When I tried DuckDuckGo, only HN came up. I was curious what redditors thought of your response and what context it was made, but search engi
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   by ajdude 4y ago

   You would probably get a lot out of NixOS. Sans that, I wonder how Fedora Silverblue would do as a server.
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   by ajdude 4y ago

   I just asked to create an HTTP server in python that returned the code I am a tea pot, this is what it said. Not exactly what I wanted it to do lol (Using a paste bin link because of HN formatting) https://pastebin.com/hcBub
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   by ajdude 4y ago

   Ada is by far my favorite programming language, and I really need to spend more time writing about it. Its type system is perfect for this kind of thing and I've done similar to define binary protocols by hand with Ada records in the p
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   by ajdude 4y ago

   MacOS doesn't have the issues that you've described while giving you many of the same tools Linux has, in addition to support for most mainstream windows software. And while macOS isn't as free as Linux, it's certainly l
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   by ajdude 4y ago

   Whenever I think about this, I'm reminded of that time someone asked Amazon for their personal data via gdpr, and Amazon sent them recordings from alexia of entire conversations and even clips from in the shower -- from an entirely fam
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   by ajdude 4y ago

   Bear in mind I don't think it was actually accessing the Internet, at least not the Internet of 2023. It may have checked the page as of 2021 though. When I asked it to retrieve the first news story on yahoo.com, it brought up one rela
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    I came into here to offer the same advice, that's exactly what their specialty is.
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    Also if you visit box.yourserver.tld/cloud do you have a fully working Nextcloud instance.
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    Please Don't Report Issues Here(github.com)

    1 points by ajdude 4y ago|0 comments
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    Ensure?
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    There can only be one.
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    > chatbots are just going to default to all of the evil AI tropes that they worried about in fiction See: It Looks Like You’re Trying To Take Over The World https://gwern.net/fiction/clippy
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    AdaCore Joins the Rust Foundation(blog.adacore.com)

    4 points by ajdude 4y ago|1 comments
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    Experimenting with 20 Meters of Outlet Adapters(hackaday.com)

    1 points by ajdude 4y ago|0 comments
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    Years ago I made an observation that an earthquake would happen based on a near earth object. It ended up being the one in Chile. I do wonder if there's some kind of correlation considering that green comet is flying by
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    I also follow HN via RSS. Even if something was posted to 10 hours ago, I do still tend to reply to someone's message, and sometimes the discussion continues after that somehow!
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    It's a bit wordy, but adding `(site:flickr.com OR site:wikipedia.org OR site:reddit.com)` to the end of your query will still restricted to those three sites.
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    Unfortunately this is the norm when ML algorithms are at the wheel. Nobody can conclusively tell why an AI restricted an account; they can only guess. I don't know if this is the case for CF but it seems to be for other businesses.
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    Building a Linux kernel with Rust support on Gentoo(codentium.com)

    9 points by ajdude 4y ago|1 comments
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    People in 1994 looking at an email address for the first time(twitter.com)

    8 points by ajdude 4y ago|9 comments
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    > Leaving aside why someone is still using RSS in 2023 I got this article via my RSS client; it's the best way to consolidate everything I follow from YouTube videos to things that hit the front page on HN, all in one place. Then I
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    > Dystopian is the day that Apple sells your location information to the local police force and you just get a speeding ticket in the mail every time you drive 1mph over the speed limit Something like this happened with TomTom several ye
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    Looks like it's undergoing maintenance: https://www.stackstatus.net/
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    Works on macOS too!
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    Critical Program Reading (1975) – 16mm Film(youtube.com)

    2 points by ajdude 4y ago|0 comments
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    Also mail in a box user here, runs on a VM with both a static IP V4 and IP V6 along with all of the DNS fun that comes with it. Mailinabox just works, and I use it for my whole family.
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    Also using NetNewsWire, combined with Feedbin. It works flawlessly across all of my Apple devices, macOS and iOS.