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by blindm 6y ago
> And why is this? I'm not saying all obfuscation is necessarily bad, just something to look out for if you're trying to sleuth around for malicious intent by the addon's author. Typically if you want to hide the fact you
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by blindm 6y ago
I am one of the few people that inspects the source-code of extensions. It's easy to do, for Firefox for example, just right-click and save-as in the extensions site, then rename your extension to a .zip file and extract e.g: add
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MoreToggles.css(jnkkkk.github.io)
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Ten Things You Might Not Know but Probably Should(motherjones.com)
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Esbuild – An extremely fast JavaScript bundler(esbuild.github.io)
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PGDrive – Procedural Generation of Driving Scenes(decisionforce.github.io)
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by blindm 6y ago
Cool Single Serving Site[0]. I like to see things like Javascript as an embellishment to a site, and a site should be like an electric stairs - it should still work when turned off (as in users browse your site with JS turned off and should
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Fluently – Write fluently in any language(fluently.so)
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by blindm 6y ago
There's more info here if you find the identity of S. Nakamoto to be a pertinent thing: https://satoshi.nakamotoinstitute.org/emails/ https://satoshi.nakamotoinstitute.org/posts/ https:&#x2F
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The Impossible Mirror Scene in 'Contact'(filmschoolrejects.com)
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by blindm 6y ago
Vaccination passports. You won't be able to travel without getting the jab. One step closer to being chipped, which is the end goal of the technocratic cultural engineers.
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Tailwind UI KIT – 200 Free and open source components(tailwind-kit.com)
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Fonts In Use – Type at work in the real world(fontsinuse.com)
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by blindm 6y ago
It's as if SS7 was deliberately SIGINT-Enabled to allow for snooping. I'm not saying it is deliberately weak, but they could have done a better job baking in privacy. SS7 telephony is horribly outdated and needs something else in
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by blindm 6y ago
I think things like Bootstrap are great because you don't have to get low level and create your own CSS theme from scratch. That's why a lot of the creativity you do see on the web is a mish-mash of different abstractions. Rarely
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by blindm 6y ago
Musk is a billionaire doing billionaire things. Of course he's doing rocketry (just like Bezos) and of course he's playing Henry Ford doing car manufacturing. That's expected and not a surprise and the article expects us to
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by blindm 6y ago
> If all thoughts were made public, all human beings would look like monsters or mentally ill to each other. Which is why privacy is about power and claiming our own territory for our thoughts. It's also about testing different idea
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Getting into the CLI for a Unifi switch (2018)(dan.langille.org)
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Craft – A fresh take on documents(craft.do)
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Information Hazards in Career and Life(unpleasantfacts.com)
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by blindm 6y ago
> Wait! Before you go on about your day, ask yourself: How likely is it that the story you just read would have been produced by a different news outlet if The Intercept hadn’t done it? Gotta say this article goes above and beyond to doc
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by blindm 6y ago
I own an iDevice, but refuse to use iCloud. Apparently iCloud data is stored unencrypted due to pressure by law enforcement. Even if I'm not committing crimes, I don't want people snooting around in my iCloud account. It's cr
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Virtual Machine Detection in the Browser (2019)(bannedit.github.io)
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by blindm 6y ago
I have little buckets that I fill up over time and I eventually get to see these buckets fill up over time. I just keep on saying: it gets easier with time, just keep filling the buckets. The buckets are of course a metaphor for different p
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by blindm 6y ago
> What is to stop those trojans from wiping the disks? Because they want to do something creative and clever with those breached systems, instead of of just recursively deleting everything, which would be the best thing to do IMHO.
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by blindm 6y ago
I don't know. This thing of countries blaming other countries for attacks is getting boring. In cyber, there are no borders. If something is vulnerable, it's vulnerable. You don't need the prerequisite of APTs or 'sophis
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Virtual Events Suck(aparker.io)
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Original Card Games(parlettgames.uk)
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How to Set Up Tailwind CSS in Django on Heroku(mattlayman.com)
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by blindm 6y ago
> One day we will witness a truly devastating hack, a disturbance unlike anything we've known previously Yeah I recall Mikko Hyppönen in one of his talks describing how malware got encoded into DNA so it could propagate like a true

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