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by attah_ 3y ago
To expand on your idea to compare with the "real offline life"... While anonymity should not need to be a top-priority goal in and of itself, you also don't see people running around with their id-cards taped to their forehea
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by attah_ 3y ago
There is one interesting force acting against that though (or it would probably already have happened). It is the simple fact that most people that are competent enough to actually implement these things also understand the problems with do
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by attah_ 3y ago
Certainly not by default anyway. That would have been great though. Double-checked with ubus listen in case it had changed over the last couple of years.
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by attah_ 3y ago
In case you want to react to stuff connecting to your router via ubus: iw event | awk '/new station/ {print $4}' | xargs -n 1 sh -c 'ubus send new_station {\"mac\":\"$1\"}' _ (Yes, this con
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by attah_ 3y ago
Outlaw Techno Psychob*tch? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRbY3TMUcgQ
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by attah_ 3y ago
I thought AI would fix the context-awareness of automatic translators, but apparently not.
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by attah_ 3y ago
Google: What are Passkeys? Also Google: Goes on to not explain what they are at all. That's about when i stopped taking it seriously.
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by attah_ 3y ago
In other news: water is wet. What did they expect it to do, if not exactly this?
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by attah_ 4y ago
15.8% of nothing is still nothing last i checked...
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by attah_ 4y ago
Well, yes and no. There is lots of waste for sure, but this is really just not warranted. Honestly i'm not sure it ever was. Even 15-20 years ago actual pictures loaded just fine. And don't get me started on text placeholders..
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by attah_ 4y ago
Cool tech, but i feel that for all even remotely modern connection types placeholders like this are obsolete and do nothing but slow down showing the real thing.
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by attah_ 4y ago
I thought you meant the OKI that make printers xD But apparently this is OKInternational. I'm not finding an RF though... perhaps FR? Those look very much like Hakko FX-100 tip-wise, and while i take your word for it that they are good
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by attah_ 4y ago
That style of Weller soldering iron really is the best. Too bad prices has become even more crazy. I managed to get a WHS M for €200 back in 2010 (which was a good deal, but nothing extreme). Now they are going for €500. Is there still no c
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by attah_ 4y ago
My printing app (for Sailfish OS) is now pretty much done. https://github.com/attah/harbour-seaprint It works very well with the vast majority of even remotely modern networked printers, and has no dependency to CUPS,
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Tell HN: How to Make Use of Your Amazon Smart Sticky Note Printer
21 points by attah_ 4y ago|1 comments
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by attah_ 4y ago
Meanwhile in other countries... Secure, easy-to-obtain, IDs since several decades. Also, an ID is required to vote and since it is secure you don't need any silly voter registration (which is just suppression in the guise of verificati
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by attah_ 4y ago
What an amazingly petty thing to put signs like that.
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by attah_ 4y ago
Didn't Linux just switch for added safety against some speculative execution vulns? Keeping iterator variables scoped to their respective loops, it seems. Isn't cURL susceptible to this too? (Not to mention i always find that styl
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Ask HN: A place to collect reverse-engineered WiFi config protocols?
1 points by attah_ 4y ago|0 comments
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by attah_ 4y ago
It would have been good if the feedback wasn't green (and for bonus points; not the same) for wrong answers.
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by attah_ 4y ago
Calling it an alternative is an insult against actual alternatives. It's still Android, just less googly.
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CMYK for Developers(github.com)
1 points by attah_ 4y ago|0 comments
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by attah_ 6y ago
Terrible. You can't tell that they are there and no tool support in remembering the remote.
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by attah_ 6y ago
At least it is better than subtrees, which cannot tell you what they are even if you ask. Also, ClearCase isn't atomic beyond file level even... you use labels to make "versions".