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Control Panel – In praise of dials, toggles, buttons, and bulbs(control--panel.com)
34 points by blindm 6y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Dormant Hacker News accounts suddenly springing to life years later?
2 points by blindm 6y ago|3 comments
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I Migrated from Traefik to Caddy(p1ngouin.com)
3 points by blindm 6y ago|0 comments
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by blindm 6y ago
Rather than use 3rd party CDNs, I serve assets from my own server. You can't rely on 3rd party assets to be 100% up all the time. Granted, you can't ensure your own site will be up 100% all the time either, but if your site is dow
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Use CSS Clamp to create a more flexible wrapper utility(piccalil.li)
1 points by blindm 6y ago|0 comments
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by blindm 6y ago
I hate e-commerce stores that make you register an account to buy things. I mean I can understand why Amazon needs accounts, but for mom-and-pop stores you need things to be as frictionless as possible, and that means /accountless&#x2F
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by blindm 6y ago
Is the high similar to heroin/morphine etc in humans? Because if it is, then is catnip not addictive to a cat? What if a cat discovers whole fields of the stuff and decided to revel in it until death? It's unlikely but it could ha
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by blindm 6y ago
> enabling them to trade cryptocurrency with confidence And how is that possible with a centralized system which cryptocurrency hates?
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by blindm 6y ago
Next it needs filecoin support
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by blindm 6y ago
This can apply to other fields, not just 'hacking' (whatever hacking means to you).
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by blindm 6y ago
Whilst this tool is neat, it's not as useful as a hammer. If anything it's an embellishment - just use it to add a bit of gloss to a drab academic piece of stats, but that's its only function.
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by blindm 6y ago
> But it is from Andreessen Horowitz, one of Silicon Valleys' top investors. These guys definitely do their homework. So it must. Not necessarily. Yes AH is a credible source, but not the final arbiter of truth and like all things,
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Tales of Favicons and Caches – Persistent Tracking in Modern Browsers [pdf](cs.uic.edu)
33 points by blindm 6y ago|4 comments
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Tales of Favicons and Caches – Persistent Tracking in Modern Browsers [pdf](cs.uic.edu)
3 points by blindm 6y ago|0 comments
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by blindm 6y ago
It's worth mentioning that many smartphone users upload content to Youtube seemingly mistakenly and unaware that they are doing so (also known as fat-fingering[0]). A quick search for: DSC001.mp4 And then filtering that by rec
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by blindm 6y ago
Thanks. Will look into this
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by blindm 6y ago
Running a magazine-style blog would be better than a wiki IMHO. Wikis are often drab and dry and often seen as academic which is off-putting for people. A blog is more exciting!
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Foundations of Embedded Systems(f-of-e.org)
167 points by blindm 6y ago|19 comments
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by blindm 6y ago
> It encrypts your search on the client side But code can be introduced which sniffs the queries and learns your secrets. You would have to manually inspect the source each time you load the page to look for something fishy, which most
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Server Hunter – Find a Server(serverhunter.com)
2 points by blindm 6y ago|0 comments
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by blindm 6y ago
> to avoid leaving traces on the machine Yes you may not leave traces or history on the machine, but cookies can be correlated to other activity. For example, when logged into a Google account, if the site uses Google Analytics and you a
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Tech After Trump(postlight.com)
3 points by blindm 6y ago|1 comments
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Finding Targeted Sunburst Victims with PDNS(netresec.com)
1 points by blindm 6y ago|0 comments
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by blindm 6y ago
The thing about Cookie-law and cookie privacy issues is: it assumes everyone has this centralized browsing session that they use for /all/ their browsing. There would be a good number of people who use incognito mode or private br
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Bi-Quinary Coded Decimal(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by blindm 6y ago|0 comments
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by blindm 6y ago
> Russia, we now know, used SolarWinds' hacked program to infiltrate at least 18,000 government and private networks. The question of whether it was Russia is not that interesting. This thing of countries blaming other countries for
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Quinary(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by blindm 6y ago|0 comments
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Error Lookup tries to make cryptic Windows error codes meaningful(ghacks.net)
2 points by blindm 6y ago|0 comments
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by blindm 6y ago
Note: Obfuscation is NOT the same as minification, and I don't mean minification when using the word obfuscation!
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by blindm 6y ago
> A Bit like a table of Nutritional Facts for food, but for extensions. Great idea!

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