cobertos

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by cobertos 11mo ago
This is not a problem with CoCs, but authority in general. A CoC is still a useful communication tool. Guidelines are useful to have.
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by cobertos 11mo ago
Such an odd decision. No privacy or isolation for the shower, but yes for the two twin beds. Sleep apart but shower together.
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by cobertos 11mo ago
I _hate_ how this is written. At no point does it disclose explicitly: * What systems were accessed * What information was potentially exposed * Just how "proactively" they've been about this (no timeline) * Numbers... The sc
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by cobertos 11mo ago
It says "customers were impacted" and that they had to work to "eradicate unauthorized access" It's just a very weazel-worded disclosure. Most definitely a breach.
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by cobertos 11mo ago
Tried it on a 9.9MB json file I have. Seemed to handle the size fine, but the output was nothing like what I would want. I made a smaller version of what I uploaded in the below pastebin and the output. The data is TLD data so it should hav
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by cobertos 11mo ago
How does one keep an SSD powered without actually mounting it or working with it? I have backups on SSDs and old drives I would like to keep somewhat live. Should I pop them in an old server? Is there an appliance that just supplies power?
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by cobertos 11mo ago
Do they _need_ to be edgy? They can just be fun, happy, or a representation/proxy of the person behind the computer
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by cobertos 11mo ago
Theres better ways to choose stickers. Make them yourself and it's extremely unlikely you'll ever be at odds with that artist ;). Pretty art or ubiquitous fun phrases generally also don't really go bad, unless it's so ti
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by cobertos 11mo ago
What is this, some kind of AI therapist? There's no about page, no other info, just some cryptic conversation where it leads to a sign up, with no more info. I'd consider this spam if it were not for your comments on this post.
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Russia blocks Ookla's Speedtest due to internet security threats (July 2025)(reuters.com)
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by cobertos 11mo ago
Looks like the edited the graph in the article to correct this. Still skeptical about the data source. Analytics datasets always seem to undercount the most recent few data points.
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by cobertos 11mo ago
And that graph they show has an offset y axis (hides the scale from 0 to exaggerate the "downward trend") _and_ has a non-uniform x axis. Each tick mark represents a different scale of time (1yr, 3 mos, 1 mo) Wtf
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by cobertos 11mo ago
In the same analogy, doesn't that mean that vendor-locked software like iOS or ChromeOS would be akin to vendor-locked seeds from Monsanto?
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by cobertos 1y ago
Monitoring your network traffic on your local PC (ala Little Snitch or Open Snitch) or monitoring it at the gateway/router level?
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by cobertos 1y ago
Why did they not pursue this? Were there any applications using this in the wild? It was not immediately obvious from their github repository.
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by cobertos 1y ago
What was it like in the 70s that we are now missing?
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by cobertos 1y ago
I did the exact same research and came to the same conclusion. I wouldn't have been prompted to do it without F-Droid
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by cobertos 1y ago
> The team reassessed his threat as moderate, which reduced the monitoring. I wonder what sort of monitoring. If it was purely just checking in with him, or more than that? I feel like constantly being watched or having my devices watche
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by cobertos 1y ago
Yes I do. I recently joined a Discord to observe some of this (long story, didn't know what I was getting into) and that was a tenet of what was discussed. If you want specifics you'll have to email me because I'm not comfort
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by cobertos 1y ago
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by cobertos 1y ago
People put all kinds of stuff in Notion. People use it as a DB. People catalog things they find online (web clipper). There's collaboration features. There are many ways
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by cobertos 1y ago
Can you elaborate on the kind of expats that are undesirable? I don't know what specific types of people you might be referring to
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by cobertos 1y ago
I had a _really_ in-depth conversation with a friend with multiple interesting lines of thought going at once that only worked because the chat we were using had a per-message reply feature. The conversation would not have been as meaningfu
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by cobertos 1y ago
Didn't even realize this was a thread and not a single tweet until you posted this link. Guess that's the downsides of not having a Twitter acct anymore.
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by cobertos 1y ago
What's the point of using videos like this if it's a risk to reputation just to use them?
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by cobertos 1y ago
> Most date parsing woes (in my opinion) come from ambiguity: from supporting too many formats or attempting maximum flexibility in parsing. ... There is a maintenance freedom and simplicity in strict parsing requirements ... Is this the
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by cobertos 1y ago
"Cost is rapidly coming down" but capital expenditures are still high. They'll have to charge for this eventually, no?
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by cobertos 1y ago
What were you looking for that was prone to scrubbing? Just curious because I have a collection of historical data to go through and don't know what to expect
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by cobertos 1y ago
> Lost around 14kg using GLP-1s from a D2C provider (no detail on their electronic health record) Huh? How would one get these electronic health records? I thought each provider keeps these and there's no public database except for
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by cobertos 1y ago
And even that's wrong. There are places in Michigan where I've seen it allowed, either in local ordinances or de-facto

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