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by apt-get 11d ago
I'm referring to telecom cables in nordic and baltic waters, not nordstream.
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by apt-get 11d ago
> One thing that logic would dictate though is that Russia would be extremely low on the list of suspects since they gain nothing and are negatively affected in every manner possible by being in any way behind such actions. Or one could
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by apt-get 11d ago
Not asserting this is definitely a Russian op (given the amount of simultaneous farmers' protests and all in NL today), but their modus operandi for foreign operations of this kind involves paying random thugs a few hundred to a couple
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by apt-get 11d ago
Just days after a similar (criminal) incident causing a train to derail in France: https://www.lemonde.fr/en/france/article/2026/09/12/french-p... "close to Renault's factory in the t
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by apt-get 20d ago
Worth noting that the "escape hatch" clauses in the EUPL that allow converting it into other licenses mean it's only ever as strong as the weakest license it names for such an operation, AKA EPL/MPL/LGPL. Any actor
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by apt-get 1mo ago
Related - filming light at 2 billion fps with a somewhat similar setup in concept (at the single pixel scale): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4TdHrMi6do
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by apt-get 2mo ago
See also: https://postbox.garden/
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by apt-get 3mo ago
We found it pretty easy to build a little k8s controller for our own purposes to do this -- see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48478994 . You probably don't need to implement this as a plugin or hook, pgdog suppo
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by apt-get 3mo ago
basic auth is secure, if used in combination with TLS.
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by apt-get 3mo ago
Considering "I Can Has Cheezburger" and that kind of lolspeak is nearly 20 years old now, I'm not surprised to see some people unfamiliar with it nowadays :-)
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by apt-get 4mo ago
We successfully did this with pgdog at $JOB using our own "controller" -- the same service that handles deploying new instances of our application (instancing an argoCD Application that fires Crossplane DB creation, making new Dep
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by apt-get 4mo ago
The sloppa in this article is... offending. The obvious AI headings, pointless genned image of people (I'm starting to think islam had a point with discouraging depictions of human figures), and especially the blurry, artifacted, distr
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by apt-get 7mo ago
... with a high-resolution scan of the work itself available for download, to boot. I really appreciate whenever museums go out of their way to share those publically! Much better than many paintings only officially available as some 400px
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W for ATProto(atprotocol.dev)
5 points by apt-get 8mo ago|0 comments
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by apt-get 9mo ago
Oh hey, Tixl on HN! It's probably my favorite piece of FOSS creative software, and honestly blows After Effects out of the water for me (as a hobbyist who likes cooking up some vis for my DJ sets). I'm not kidding when I say it ha
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by apt-get 10mo ago
How relevant is this (and the NSA's general spying capability) in 2025? We hear a lot about local agencies perusing the services of private companies to collect citizens' data in the US, whether that's traffic information, Io
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by apt-get 10mo ago
> Palantir is firmly cemented into military-industrial infrastructure, and business is booming, but Karp is not letting up. He has said he wants Palantir to be as dominant and indispensable as IBM was in the 1960s, when it was the world
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by apt-get 1y ago
I finally took the plunge and upgraded from Ubuntu 22.04 to 24.04 on my work laptop. With that come all the gnome package updates and such. I reboot, load up my session, and a little while after need to grab a couple files from a zip archiv
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by apt-get 1y ago
The OOM issue is fixed in the most recent updates -- it was a memory leak linked to the file scanner, IIRC.
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by apt-get 2y ago
Sakugabooru's blog has much information on the internals of anime production. This article answers some questions about the production committee model: https://blog.sakugabooru.com/2017/05/02/what-is-an-a
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by apt-get 2y ago
Otaku/doujin culture, and the creative industry that rose around it in Japan, is as good as it gets when it comes to finding good ideas and propping them up. Basically anyone who can draw can release their own manga/webnovel/
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by apt-get 2y ago
Question to anyone with experience in this domain: I have CSAM spam problems on a forum I host, with bots putting link shortener URLs embedded in images rather than the post body. Traditional OCR software deals poorly with them due to font
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by apt-get 2y ago
Mixxx can stream to an icecast output or similar, you'll need to setup the stream server separately though.
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by apt-get 2y ago
Been using it for the past few years, nothing bad to say about it, lovely piece of software. Vendor lock-in is very present in this field, with different brands of controllers supported by a myriad of proprietary DJ applications all more in
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Kaniko Project Goes Unmaintained(github.com)
2 points by apt-get 2y ago|0 comments
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by apt-get 2y ago
Might be wise to make it more apparent that you need to close the right sidebar before you can do anything on-screen -- I tried clicking on the "Get Started" buttons, found them to be unresponsive / non-interactive, tried cli
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by apt-get 2y ago
This Japanese stereotyping would be a little more credible if Sony Entertainment's headquarters hadn't moved to California years ago...
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by apt-get 2y ago
I'd like to get a VDI infrastructure setup for me and my partner -- something that enables both of us to run our computers with a single big machine, and not have cables running everywhere through the house, while being able to sit whe
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by apt-get 2y ago
> are there codecs that have much better (perceptible) quality than Apple AAC 256kbps (or achieving similar quality at, say, 160kbps?) Opus achieves ABX transparency at around 128kbps (as in, the threshold where the vast majority of user
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Australia 'mugged by reality' on Aukus deal as US set to halve submarine build(theguardian.com)
23 points by apt-get 2y ago|21 comments

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