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   by captn3m0 1y ago

   They also planned to break git.io redirects in 2022, buy that didn’t happen: https://github.blog/changelog/2022-04-25-git-io-deprecation/
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   by captn3m0 1y ago

   Somewhat related, the Long Now Foundation has a Rosetta Project, but it is for archiving languages: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosetta_Project
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   by captn3m0 1y ago

   GitHub uses fairly long-lived sessions. "sudo mode"[0] on GitHub, where it asks for a verification of the 2FA is only for sensitive actions, which PR merges are not. So a cookie-stealing attack can easily merge PRs for quite a whi
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   by captn3m0 1y ago

   Any knowledge held by a person is retrievable with a $5 wrench. Things can get stolen, houses can burn down, bank lockers can be robbed. Identity Changes, such as name changes, are relevant in the Web o Trust/GPG world where you typica
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   by captn3m0 1y ago

   I tried signing up but didn’t get an email.
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   by captn3m0 1y ago

   Next up; Ubisoft will just collect telemetry offline and sync it once you next go online.
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   by captn3m0 1y ago

   The author lives in India, where Foxconn has multiple factories.
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   by captn3m0 2y ago

   Storm doesn't seem to have a defensive mode.
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   by captn3m0 2y ago

   > In general, defensive tactics and puzzles are underrepresented in chess literature and resources. I play a lot of puzzles (Storm) on Lichess, and this hits hard. I can spot good attacks, but not good defences because it’s vastly underr
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    by captn3m0 2y ago

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43698267 Says it was a validation bug that let poscript files be processed by Ghostscript assuming they were PDFs.
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    by captn3m0 2y ago

    > The worst case scenario for Apple is they decide to use user data late. Given how heavily Apple has leaned into E2E over the years, I don't see this happening at all, beyond local on-device stuff.
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    by captn3m0 2y ago

    Curl is end-user software when Debian packages it in their repository.
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    by captn3m0 2y ago

    This was for WhatsApp
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    by captn3m0 2y ago

    I printed out an application form and had it delivered to a physical drop box at the Indian Railways office (they don’t accept email) via Blinkit (Indian quick commerce app, which does print+delivery in 10 minutes.).
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    by captn3m0 2y ago

    This is great news. This would blow a hole in two interesting places where leaf-level certificate pinning is relied upon: 1. mobile apps. 2. enterprise APIs. I dealt with lots of companies that would pin the certs without informing us, and
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    Ordering Movie Credits with Graph Theory(endcrawl.com)

    3 points by captn3m0 2y ago|0 comments
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    by captn3m0 2y ago

    I went looking for sources, and found some. Commented above: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43625728
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    by captn3m0 2y ago

    I found some reasonable sources: https://ember-energy.org/data/chinas-solar-pv-export-explore... has charts for countries (and regions) that go to middle of 2024. https://ember-energy.org/data/chin
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    by captn3m0 2y ago

    > You may use the software under this license only if (1) your company has less than 1 million USD (2024) total revenue in the prior tax year, and less than 10 million USD (2024) GMV (Gross Merchandise Value), or (2) you are a non-profit
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    by captn3m0 2y ago

    I get a black screen with a scroll bar. Lockdown mode on iOS.
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    by captn3m0 2y ago

    Having a license clarifies what permissions are you giving to someone who downloads your code. The practical benefit is that others can clearly contribute back or build on your work without any legal concerns. Something like MIT gives them
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    The PHP Foundation: Impact and Transparency Report 2024(thephp.foundation)

    2 points by captn3m0 2y ago|0 comments
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    by captn3m0 2y ago

    I want this but as an Emby/Jellyfin plugin.
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    by captn3m0 2y ago

    A little bit of googling tells me that “Nitrile finger cots” exist, that only cover your fingers.
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    by captn3m0 2y ago

    Along with a bunch of fixes[0] to other OSs, Apple just pushed fixes for iOS 15.8.4 and iPadOS 15.8.4, which is available on "iPhone 6s (all models), iPhone 7 (all models), iPhone SE (1st generation), iPad Air 2, iPad mini (4th generat
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    About the security content of iOS 15.8.4 and iPadOS 15.8.4(support.apple.com)

    3 points by captn3m0 2y ago|1 comments
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    by captn3m0 2y ago

    Wouldn’t this just be a function of the system prompt, which defines GPT as “You are a helpful assistant”, so it is trying to draw the hypothetical helpful assistant as defined by the original prompt and its assistant training.
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    by captn3m0 2y ago

    The ACTION_MAIN loophole has been written about before: https://commonsware.com/blog/2020/04/05/android-r-package-vi... Google refuses to patch this. I wonder what would happen if you submit it to the An
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    by captn3m0 2y ago

    Probably WEBCAT from the SecureDro team: https://securedrop.org/news/introducing-webcat-web-based-cod...
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    by captn3m0 2y ago

    I run docker over terraform on my homeserver and use exactly this invocation.