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by boneitis 5y ago
Hopefully, having the hardcopy within arm's reach will motivate me to actually buckle down and get through it. It looked like just the perfect resource to quickly bring me up to speed when I first found it. Congratulations on the relea
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by boneitis 5y ago
Genius. It never occurred to me that I have a huge pool of palaces available in Counter-Strike maps.
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by boneitis 5y ago
Took me a little more than an hour, but you are right. This worked for me, thank you :)
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by boneitis 5y ago
Heads up. I just tried to do this after comparing the features that I use and what I'm paying 1p vs. the bw rate. There seems to be no export mechanism from web access. I tried installing the (Linux) desktop client, which exports to a
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by boneitis 5y ago
As a sibling stated, the immediately noticeable effect is most, if not all, websites showing timestamps in utc0. I don't want to make such a strong statement as to wholly blame it on the fingerprint resistance setting, but within a wee
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by boneitis 5y ago
At the least, a log hit from a different IP, I suppose. They're right, I totally forgot to mention the unshortener services, which are what I actually mostly use my Python routine (shared upthread) on. It's largely for self-amusem
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by boneitis 5y ago
Of course, this does nothing to subvert the tracking services like mailchimp that bury the final destination behind their own link, but... Ctrl+Alt+T $ python3 >>> from urllib import parse >>> parse.unquote('h
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by boneitis 5y ago
In the same vein as Masters of Doom, I enjoyed `Stay Awhile and Listen` for a peek into Blizzard.
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by boneitis 5y ago
You know, upon seeing your comment, the kneejerk joke I came up with internally was: How long until websites have to apply to get onto Google/Apple's whitelist-from-scratch for Chrome/Safari to allow browsing to them? I just
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by boneitis 5y ago
Flash Anzan (mental abacus) techniques are always a notable topic[1][2]. As a sibling suggests, perhaps what you have is a Chinese abacus, which may be different in some sense; I would not know. In any case, I had assumed only decimal varie
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by boneitis 6y ago
Not a direct reply to anything in the thread, but I felt it's fairly on-topic to point out something I just realized with myself on seeing the n+1st headline and now wonder how long ago my default reaction evolved to this. Watching the
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by boneitis 6y ago
I found the Lyra codecs in both examples easily the most difficult to comprehend, even compared against the scratchy Speex. Am I the only one? It is a little odd to me to see the praise here and on the previous discussion. To be fair, I am
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by boneitis 6y ago
I went through the video and exercises some time ago. I am _very_ glad that I did.
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by boneitis 6y ago
I just found this post and haven't read what anything is about. But, I use a OnePlus 6 with rooted Lineage and whatever default version of a micro or nano gapps they suggest. I'm not much of a consumer-style user, but the phone ab
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by boneitis 6y ago
I got around the `tmux` barrier by writing down my most useful commands on an index paper, cutting it into the smallest rectangle I could (and folding in half), and tucking it in the pocket of my phone's flipcase (or you could stick it
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by boneitis 6y ago
As do I. Every time I need to set it up, I go through this series of very short and digestible articles. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10937277 (discussion for the third in a 4-part series). Never thought to look for
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by boneitis 6y ago
About the author: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ward_Farnsworth Interesting profile. Law school dean. Books on law, chess, and classicism. His writings on chess tactics are immediately actionable for novices. His boo
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by boneitis 6y ago
Yes. hCaptcha is not easy as is being claimed here. I have lost a lot of time and been blocked from much content due to hCaptcha.
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by boneitis 6y ago
Plausible a la NSA, yeah? I presume this setup wasn't public knowledge.
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by boneitis 6y ago
In similar vein, I'd always thought to use the daily APOD (astronomy picture of the day) photos with or without the accompanying summary (have not thought out the project any farther than this) for any sort of similar, daily refreshing
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by boneitis 6y ago
Location: Sacramento, California, United States Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Linux, Pentesting / Security Consulting Résumé/CV: Available on request | https://www.linkedin.com&#
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by boneitis 6y ago
> I think you need to cool down. I think this is unfair. The response is probably calmer than what I would have passed back in my best effort, had I been the one engaged. > move on if not interested, but blaming people for trying to h
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by boneitis 6y ago
I don't think it's so much the wrong tree as it is but one tree in a forest to be barking up. All the maturely developed bot filters frequently throw me in an endless battery of tests that have me giving up in frustration before f
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by boneitis 6y ago
Every lead to spice(e:solve, lol gboard) my problems is probably worth a peek. I'll take a look, thank you.
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by boneitis 6y ago
I'm totally in that camp of opinion, although I'll acknowledge the escalating abuses carried out by both "sides." In the meantime, i hope to have the savviness to program my own way out of unsolvable captchas.
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by boneitis 6y ago
Many bots are likely still powered under the hood by humans. On my backlog of projects to do is to make a browser extension that solves the more obnoxious captchas for me, as I'm regularly behind vpn and fall into ridiculously long sol
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by boneitis 6y ago
On mobile; pardon the link format. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=43BNFcOdBlY In an afternoon, you can learn enough to be more than dangerous. The presenter drafted up a set of (easy, yet practical) companion exercises and a
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by boneitis 6y ago
How deliciously intriguing. I'll have to take some time and try to sink my teeth into this one.. someday :) e: Although alas, after an ounce of consideration of some blown up exponents for 10 and 16, it feels a little(read: much more)
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by boneitis 6y ago
Quite. And, it has me wondering. Would that not mean that we then have just as quick of a way to calculate an arbitrary decimal digit of pi? Hexa and dec feel geometrically close enough for any dec digit to be fully "covered" by
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by boneitis 6y ago
Oh, yes! I should have remembered this one, since I am particularly interested in it. But, I have not actually tried it myself. I wish I had the immediate chops to contribute to the project.

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