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by captn3m0 3y ago
Last time I tried, couldn’t get it working on Linux either. As an iOS+Linux user, iCloud passwords would be great, if only it worked everywhere. So for now, I stick with my pass setup.
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by captn3m0 3y ago
Tvtropes has a nice list of Fourth wall breaks in video games: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/BreakingTheFourthWall... (lots of spoilers, of course).
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by captn3m0 3y ago
rss-Bridge has decent caching support, customisable on a bridge level, so that comes pre-tuned and works well at low volumes for personal use. At large scale, like the kind of traffic I started seeing when I ran a public rss-bridge Instagra
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by captn3m0 3y ago
Hey, I wrote the Goodreads bridge for exactly this usecase. I’ll try to see if I can filter out the error messages.
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by captn3m0 3y ago
The closest to a citation I could find is that this is an anecdote from a speech that Charlie Munger have at Harvard in 1995. https://jamesclear.com/great-speeches/psychology-of-human-mi... The 6th paragraph has the an
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by captn3m0 3y ago
A “graduated” project might find it easier to get adoption, contributors, as the guarantees (stability, integrity, security, governance) are some of the criterion that org use while deciding on tooling. It’s basically saying: If you were sh
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by captn3m0 3y ago
The risk in both of theses is vastly different. A root CA leak is hard to detect, has tremendous consequences, and adding limitations to the cert (TLD/domain) don’t work across every OS. OTOH, leaking the existence of your private serv
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by captn3m0 3y ago
I got excited at seeing the arm64/Linux support, but it doesn’t yet run on Asahi, due to pagesize issues (same as FEX)
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by captn3m0 3y ago
Freexian offers a support contract for Debian ELTS.
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by captn3m0 3y ago
That makes me curious if Bluesky does anything to prevent Homograph attacks.
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by captn3m0 3y ago
I don't think the blob storage APIs (which this seems to be using, instead of accessing over the web-gateway urls) are CORS accessible. So you might have to proxy it. However, it might become possible to run datasette etc much more eas
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by captn3m0 3y ago
https://captnemo.in RSS: https://captnemo.in/atom.xml
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by captn3m0 3y ago
They also did a historical survey of various such efforts: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1f86L7vgHUW9wSLNNSunh... . 72 entries.
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by captn3m0 3y ago
I’m curious how ATProto codifies these algorithms? Is it just left to the clients to implement on the firehouse?
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by captn3m0 3y ago
There’s some folks using web mentions to implement those. https://ruk.ca/content/using-freshrss-blog-posts-webmention https://mikevdv.dev/blog/2022-07-05-web-mentions
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by captn3m0 3y ago
instead of the usual archiving, I wonder if you could find the same GIFs on Giphy and build a cheap redirect service.
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by captn3m0 3y ago
Another similar question I have is around license requirements for various packages. How many of the packages in RHEL are actually GPL/copyleft, where RH must share sources? Could it decide to stop sharing source for non-copyleft packa
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by captn3m0 3y ago
You’re comparing an OS with a specific device. In the union case (Asahi Linux on MacBook), the battery life is much higher than 3h. Not yet 13, but soon should be close.
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by captn3m0 3y ago
I got a "Paul has been slain" message, when I deleted half my password to debug something. Weird. Got to the vowel capitalization.
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by captn3m0 3y ago
Another limitation was in the GPUs supported - only the latest generation is supported, so no support for common consumer level cards - (1050, 1080 etc).
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by captn3m0 3y ago
It supported a few feeds in 2007, and that was covered as “Facebook is opening up” and the feeds having existed for a while. https://techcrunch.com/2007/08/14/facebook-opens-up-their-da... , http://
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by captn3m0 3y ago
> Even if you did get it working, there is a very good chance that only Adobe Reader/Acrobat would support it. I'm not sure about this. At least on Linux, where I just tested - I have in-document jump links working across Chr
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by captn3m0 3y ago
I tried to implement this for pystitcher, where I wanted to create a separate ToC that would link to various sections across multiple PDFs that would get stitched together. None of the pdf implementations in Python supported it in any form
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Style your RSS feed(darekkay.com)
418 points by captn3m0 3y ago|138 comments
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Stopping MDNSResponder from Sneakily Using DoH for DNS Lookups on macOS Ventura(fincham.dreamwidth.org)
33 points by captn3m0 3y ago|20 comments
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by captn3m0 3y ago
The validator is maintained on GitHub, so the diff is public: https://github.com/w3c/feedvalidator/pull/68
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Have I Been Pwned Domain Searches: The Big 5 Announcements(troyhunt.com)
2 points by captn3m0 3y ago|0 comments
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by captn3m0 3y ago
This feels like it should be submitted to https://www.hackerone.com/internet-bug-bounty .
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by captn3m0 3y ago
You had to have installed those apps back then. You can’t install old versions of apps if now, so you’re stuck with the apps you installed then. (I use a second Gen iPad).
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by captn3m0 3y ago
We used to parse the Git history from these for various products on endoflife.date, getting accurate release dates and notifications for EKS. Having the markdown source for these for invaluable, and so was the Git history, especially for ol

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