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by boneitis 1y ago
No, but they did invent rounded corners :^)
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by boneitis 1y ago
If it's just the keyboard appearance itself piquing your interest, you might check out the Keychron K3 (the brand has apparently grown a lot since I was last shopping around for keyboards, so it looks like they have a "K", &q
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by boneitis 1y ago
for anyone reading this actually interested, just FYI an improved model "HackRF Pro" is due for release in the next month or so, is backwards-compatible, and is what will come in at that $400 price tag. years ago, there used to be
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by boneitis 1y ago
I don't think you need to try to die on this hill (primarily remarking w.r.t. your lumping in Anubis with Cloudflare/Google/et al. as one). In any case, I'm not appreciating the proliferation of the CAPTCHA-wall any more
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by boneitis 1y ago
Hi there, thank you for chiming in. Viewing the challenge screenshot again after reading your response definitely sheds light as to why I have no aggro toward Anubis (even if the branding supposedly wouldn't jive well with a super prof
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by boneitis 1y ago
So to follow up on my misconceptions, the RollBack attack it is based on is now implemented on underground firmwares and is what is novel. The research itself too is fairly novel and was published in 2022, capable (at least, on paper) of ro
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by boneitis 1y ago
Assuming it doesn't do anything else magical, I don't see much point in dignifying it with a web hit, let alone finding out its name. It's odd to throw in the dark web, thousand dollar firmware bit when third-party firmwares
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by boneitis 1y ago
I wouldn't call it a "good" fallback, but i do have a VPS handy with an always-on squid proxy (remember to bind only on localhost and use via ssh tunnel, or some other secure method, if anyone is going to get ideas from this
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by boneitis 1y ago
well, given the pervasiveness of KYC requirements these days, i reckon that would still feel not unlike being required to log in in order to use a search engine. moreover, it's already fairly common for web service operators to proacti
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by boneitis 1y ago
Right. There's still something I found unsettling about performing searches without restraint on Kagi (which, until recently, absolutely required being logged in) that I wouldn't have thought twice about on a common search engine.
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by boneitis 1y ago
Duplicate -- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44655660
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by boneitis 1y ago
I may have outed myself with "no longer requires conversion". Of course, epubs can have DRM.
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by boneitis 1y ago
It's a one-time setup and no longer requires conversion. Granted, it's less of having eliminated a step and more like having shifted the workflow, now having to load into KOReader as the new "default" state if you ever h
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by boneitis 1y ago
I thought that was the whole premise of Downdetector, no? User reports, because first-party status updates are tightly controlled by those first parties? Was not basically everything (hyperbolically speaking, of course) practically impacted
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by boneitis 1y ago
There is another can of worms hidden in plain sight right here, I feel like. From the article: You’re not affected if (and only if) You access Facebook and Instagram via the web, without having the apps installed on your phone This
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by boneitis 1y ago
I feel it on those concerns, though after all, I think the point of some people's stances is that everybody should be able to take free (and dignified) student lunches for granted, as sensible as the fish-vs-how-to-fish adage is in gen
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by boneitis 2y ago
This is the asterisk that always stands out to me with the raving posts about how great people's dinosaur Thinkpads are. Yes, if I don't have to keep multiple browser windows, video calls, Slack, and whathaveyou open, then I too c
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by boneitis 2y ago
I don't have much experience with non-tactile driving HUDs, but what always gets me is how, with every major version of Android, all the basic, essential functions take increasingly more screen tap counts in different places on the dig
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by boneitis 2y ago
I too remember where I was when I learned he'd died: at home reading this[0] on HN, first learning about him and his contributions through others' fond memories and discussion... and also where I first encountered the submitted ar
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by boneitis 2y ago
I'm really interested and really hoping this is something I can sink my teeth into. I've always had frustrating experiences with trying to wrap my head around git and have to regularly use it at my job. Branching, making commits,
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by boneitis 2y ago
With the normalization of default workflow to chuck all comms through an LLM filter settling in these days, I don't think it's even people trying to pass off illusions as their own persona. All it takes is a copy-paste and hitting
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by boneitis 2y ago
seems there are reports of different sorts of delays in the comments. w.r.t. a small, split-second one in initial rendering, i'd take it ten times out of ten over what it was for me all these years: immediate ability to key in input, b
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by boneitis 2y ago
(Super fascinating read. I'm glad to have come across it.) > Getting paid for sex places women into a traditionally masculine role - they become the pursuer, trying to extract something they want from the opposite gender, competing
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by boneitis 2y ago
> more that I'm unsurprised Bingo. You want to stick your lawyers on them and try to punish them and extract as much money as you can out of them? Fine. Whatever. >> not screwing over their partners and customers? I wasn'
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by boneitis 2y ago
Thank you for your generous donation <3
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by boneitis 2y ago
i am doing little more than lamenting the hurdles placed in front of me that i couldn't figure out how to overcome (albeit with a dash of frustrated snark), after having spent north of three hours of my time today. i am not rich, nor w
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by boneitis 2y ago
> You think it's easier to require setting up a third party account, adding your card to it, getting the card authorised, and doing the payment that way, with fees. > Than putting 20 digits in your own bank's application and
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by boneitis 2y ago
I don't suppose they have any other published, easier methods? I spent almost an hour trying to jump through the fiery, spinning hoops being dangled by my bank website only to finally at the end be given an "It looks like this par
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by boneitis 2y ago
A bit of a catch-22, right? In any case, there is going to be an "in the meantime" until reviews get published, and probably even more time before some more well-known channels possibly decide to get their hands on it and talk abo
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by boneitis 2y ago
I'm admittedly corrupting the term a bit, but I mean beans from a local-scale coffee (micro)roaster in the same sense as a local beer (micro)brewery.

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