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by boneitis 2y ago
I can't be the only one who finds this and the subscribe animations distracting, to put it politely. I'm sure many here would love to make use of some uBlock Origin rulesets to disable them?
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by boneitis 2y ago
For those who like to read these sorts of posts through a case study lens, it's likely of interest to take a look at Mick Gordon's statement[0] on Doom Eternal. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33532078
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by boneitis 2y ago
Thanks! In maybe similar spirit, another screwy way to explore terminal IO mechanics I came up with when reading the start of Kernighan's UNIX Programming Environment: Open up three terminal windows: 1) `man ascii` 2) `nc -lvp 90
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by boneitis 2y ago
I'm guessing most those people are just late and came in after the couple "exoduses" of sorts of people jumping ship from Ubuntu to the offshoot projects (Mint, etc.). As far as my memory and perception of the situation go, t
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by boneitis 2y ago
I remember encountering this blog series of Chrome architecture articles[0] and telling myself I need to read through it (and, to date, still never have :) Maybe it is of interest. (Just a heads up, it dates back to 2018.) [0]: https:&#x2F
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by boneitis 2y ago
> A while ago, I put together an impassioned, contrarian guide to photography, illustrated with a number of interactive shots. The only traffic it’s getting today are confused searches for a porn performer with a vaguely similar name. Th
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by boneitis 2y ago
Not really what you're asking for, but Sacramento's "Fix 50"[0] project is a currently ongoing development project where I can offer some commentary as a citizen who has no knowledge or expertise in this field. In total
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by boneitis 2y ago
I don't know if there's a free tier, but i think you're asking for shodan.io
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by boneitis 2y ago
For similar fun, Whacker News: https://rachelbythebay.com/fun/hrand/ (refresh page for a fresh shuffle)
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by boneitis 2y ago
I could see some forms of advertising or spam (or scams) preferring this.
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by boneitis 2y ago
If you haven't seen it before, you might enjoy Patrick Wyatt's (a lead dev for a time at Blizzard) blog. It is a treasure trove of anecdotes and war stories. https://www.codeofhonor.com/blog/
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by boneitis 2y ago
Thank. You.
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by boneitis 2y ago
I want to say I'm astonished by this comment thread, but hey. It's to be expected these days. I would have theoretically said the same thing that the sibling comments are about getting north to be "up". But, that is alre
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by boneitis 2y ago
Interesting! What is the accuracy like when lacking "PPS precision"/Clayface? I'm wondering about the magnitude by which it is off (seconds, minutes, or other). PPS turned up quickly on Wikipedia, so that one is readily
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by boneitis 2y ago
I might have my hardware/software/firmware components (or your argument) mixed up and conflated. Does Oxygen Updater not source from published images? https://oxygenupdater.com/article/438/ Yes, I am sti
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by boneitis 3y ago
Much thanks for this. I've been struggling to grasp what's happening down in the engine room beneath me as I operate a modern Linux environment and only knew that there have been different waves of evolutions over the decades. I i
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by boneitis 3y ago
I just frankenstein'd a few people's versions into my own MATE-based flavor. For anyone running into barriers, mate-screenshot has no outfile `-f` option, so I worked around that by outputting through clipboard and capturing that
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by boneitis 3y ago
I feel like this does more to affirm the "been proven a lie" statement than refute it. 20 Mbps, while still suffocation, provides a massive amount of breathing room from 6.
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by boneitis 3y ago
Just want to add for clarity to others that that's $10 for the whole year.
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by boneitis 3y ago
If it gives us another cent, then what the heck :>)
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by boneitis 3y ago
I'd imagine it's only as much Linux as Android and FireOS are, which might be argued aren't desktop OSes. But for that matter, ChromeOS might in turn be arguably closer to Android than what would be considered desktop Linux..
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by boneitis 3y ago
Thanks for posting this. It is pretty much solving a major pain point for me (as is TFA, seemingly on a brief skim), even if with some usability friction. I have a Flipper Zero and have always fantasized about having some sort of VMware&#x2
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by boneitis 3y ago
For sure. That's most of what I meant to convey by linking the video; you get it :>)
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by boneitis 3y ago
I'm finding it curious that everybody here seems to be overlooking this. --- (I think the thread is too deep and preventing me from replying directly to child post) I posted here[0] a link to a video with pretty good commentary, specul
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by boneitis 3y ago
(I misread parent a bit.) Not to say that you are off, but what people here seem to be glossing over if not wholly overlooking is that Kick is entirely backed by founders of an online casino (quick searching will turn up very quickly who).
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by boneitis 3y ago
I hadn't necessarily grown up meteorgazing, but it had always been a thing to drive away from the city (and, dare i say, added to the treat of it to have to do that) in order to reveal the skies. But California these days seems to brin
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by boneitis 3y ago
I had no idea!
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by boneitis 3y ago
> In Visual Studio Code, there is an extension called Hex Editor, which lets you view and edit the binary file. I'll take this opportunity to bring up a method to patch binary data in True Scots^H^H^H^H^HHackerman fashion, using not
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by boneitis 3y ago
My bias may be showing, being a ctf-scene enthusiast. Most of these (tools on dogbolt) look like foss utilities you can run yourself. The rest, I'd imagine you are welcome to pay for licenses. Binary Ninja in particular, while maybe no
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by boneitis 3y ago
Rather, it looks to be: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instruction_pipelining From the Zenbleed link in sibling: > I found this bug by fuzzing, big surprise [..] In fact, vendors fuzz their own products extensively -

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