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by beauHD 4y ago
Scout for positions which will excite you, and scour job boards for positions relative to your expertise. So many people in mismatched jobs because 'it's all that was available' but it may be the case they didn't look ha
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by beauHD 4y ago
There is Hashicorp Secrets Management which I haven't used, but might be a solution you're looking for. [0] https://www.hashicorp.com/products/vault/secrets-management
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by beauHD 4y ago
I have a small grill that I heat up breaded chicken fillets with, then I make a (tortilla) wrap with taco sauce, lettuce, & cucumber. When I get bored of that, I move on to grilled cheese & ham sandwiches. I have a sandwich grill ju
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BeepBox – Tool for sketching and sharing instrumental music(beepbox.co)
3 points by beauHD 4y ago|0 comments
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NASA Will Wait Until November to Launch Artemis I(spacepolicyonline.com)
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by beauHD 4y ago
Ah gotcha. Well sometimes posts re-surface after many years as HN allows for that. I've often posted something that was on HN ten years ago, and have a whole new discussion, even if the URL hasn't changed! Some posts are given a s
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by beauHD 4y ago
You can block the root, but usually the domain contains random (unique) strings as a subdomain, so you need to wildcard block it, which pi-hole supports.
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by beauHD 4y ago
I like hearing different takes on a subject. People here come from all walks of life and are not all stereotypical basement dweller hackers. You claim that comments don't get that much attention, but they do. Some comments could even b
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by beauHD 4y ago
In Firefox I go to View > Page Style > No Style
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Capture, debug and mock your Node.js and web JavaScript's HTTP traffic(httptoolkit.tech)
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Handling Traumatic Imagery: Developing a Standard Operating Procedure(dartcenter.org)
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by beauHD 4y ago
> crash dumps being sent Crash dumps can contain highly sensitive info. I have blocked Crashlytics[0] and Sentry with my pi-hole so nothing gets sent. I'm starting to believe these tools are abused and not even used to improve servi
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by beauHD 4y ago
Lithium is not viable long-term. In the short term it is, and the great fallacy of our time is that it is renewable. There are even memes on TikTok of people charging their Teslas with a petrol generator if you care to look. The only real w
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Making a Twitter Bot with Node.js(cmdcolin.github.io)
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by beauHD 4y ago
Post Snowden, I imagine many have went dark and used Tor exclusively. Not that Tor is a magic bullet, but it makes many of these data mining operations pointless. I know for sure NSA run exit nodes, but although crypto won't save you,
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by beauHD 4y ago
I remember registering for Reddit with Tor, then posting my first comment, only to have it invisible when I browse in an entirely new browsing session. So I tried my trusty residential connection and then I was able to post without any shad
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by beauHD 4y ago
Well I have several browsers and do CTRL+D when I find something interesting, and the bookmarks pile up over the course of a year. After that, I export them through the browser to a HTML file that I then review after a year. Anything intere
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by beauHD 4y ago
> but don't generate any visible revenue. This is the crux of the issue. Organizations have no incentive to invest in good security because they don't see any negative ROI in the now . It's amazing just how much they inve
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Financial Considerations of Moving Abroad(schwab.com)
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by beauHD 4y ago
So is it safe to say Monero is a sort of Bitcoin 2.0? I mean if Bitcoin had 'versions' that would be great. Then we wouldn't have to invent entirely new cryptocurrencies, we could just iterate on existing ones, and have our u
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Just Go to Sleep(artofmanliness.com)
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by beauHD 4y ago
There's a project[0] designed to archive various URL shorteners to combat the link-rot problem. It's ran by ArchiveTeam which is a bunch of preservationists who are hell-bent on preserving parts of the web that otherwise would go
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by beauHD 5y ago
Also: some services deliberately hide behind a login prompt, like Quora. It's impossible to read quora answers without logging in. Same with other walled gardens like LinkedIN and Facebook.
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by beauHD 5y ago
I'm all for self-hosting your own instance, but sometimes the installation can seem daunting. Take Nitter for example, from here: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter Here's how to create a nitter user, clo
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by beauHD 5y ago
https://www.goatcounter.com/
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Microsoft Edge may be sending search information to Microsoft(ghacks.net)
41 points by beauHD 5y ago|9 comments
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by beauHD 5y ago
Well being Tor, there's a lot of infosec stuff to browse. For some reason, on Tor (onion-land) people just divulge more, since it's the so called 'hidden internet', so people just presume the layperson won't find it
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by beauHD 5y ago
> And if you do something illegal over Tor and you haven't been arrested, then it's only because there are bigger villains than you; you're not a high priority Many people cast Tor in a negative light, as if it's some
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Creating an infinite CSS background image loop(blog.logrocket.com)
1 points by beauHD 5y ago|1 comments
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Semiphemeral: Automatically delete old tweets, except those you want to keep(semiphemeral.com)
1 points by beauHD 5y ago|1 comments

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