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by computerfriend 11mo ago
https://freedomhouse.org/country/scores
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by computerfriend 11mo ago
I met a girl I liked and when I went to her apartment I saw she had a tetrapod wine stopper. That's when I knew the relationship was going to work out.
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by computerfriend 11mo ago
I feel like I've been in the same position as you. I ended up not being able to convince those who mattered so I left. Hope you have better luck!
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by computerfriend 11mo ago
It's a great introduction to Lagrangian mechanics, but as I recall (it's also been a while for me), the motivation for extremising the action is also somewhat vaguely presented.
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by computerfriend 1y ago
I think you're not grokking it. Require FIDO2-based MFA to log into AWS via Identity Center, then run aws sso login to generate temporary credentials which will be granted only if the user can pass the FIDO2 challenge. The literal API
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by computerfriend 1y ago
Observing and testing phenomena we don't understand.
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by computerfriend 1y ago
I have had no problem accessing ADSB data for various parts of Asia.
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by computerfriend 1y ago
It's annoying and not ergonomic.
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by computerfriend 1y ago
Or https://github.com/gijsdev/ublock-hide-yt-shorts .
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by computerfriend 1y ago
You should add citations to books, stack overflow posts and colleagues you consult with, yes.
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by computerfriend 1y ago
I've experimented a little with LLM agents (only Claude Code). I definitely don't want the agent to write the commit messages (they should be written by a human as they're for human consumption) so I manually added the co-aut
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by computerfriend 1y ago
> Very easily. Apple even specifically introduced dual-sim iPhone for China. Because they don't support eSIMs there.
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by computerfriend 1y ago
Strange, because torsock and torify do the same thing, but less robustly.
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by computerfriend 1y ago
Do you write O(n^2) code when there's an O(1) algorithm?
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by computerfriend 1y ago
For Gmail, you can use https://github.com/google/gmail-oauth2-tools/tree/master/go/... .
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by computerfriend 1y ago
Also not aware of it, but am mathematically trained and would always say "proved".
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by computerfriend 1y ago
The "built-in" commit messages (e.g. "Revert ...") are imperative, so if nothing else it's consistent.
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by computerfriend 1y ago
But "race car" with a space isn't a palindrome.
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by computerfriend 2y ago
Naming it after a commonly installed program that has been around since 1993 is also some hubris.
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by computerfriend 2y ago
git commit -n
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by computerfriend 2y ago
The people wanted the opium.
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by computerfriend 2y ago
I can see why this is an unpopular opinion for IT administrators and security responders alike, but I totally agree. Centralised authentication means if an attacker can compromise the SSO layer, they've compromised everything. This is
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by computerfriend 2y ago
Why not use PAM? Or is the issue the missing PAM hardening?
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by computerfriend 2y ago
“The power to destroy a thing is the absolute control over it.”
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by computerfriend 2y ago
Gorton Digital ( https://github.com/drdnar/GortonDigital ) seems like a faithful reproduction.
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by computerfriend 2y ago
> what's Apple gonna do otherwise, send all of its users to Duck Duck Go? Now that they're not encumbered by the Google deal: build their own search engine.
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by computerfriend 2y ago
I'm not sure it's the same people.
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by computerfriend 2y ago
Now you can drop the PIV or PGP dependencies. OpenSSH can use webauthn to derive SSH keys.
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by computerfriend 2y ago
You might want .INTERMEDIATE in that case.
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by computerfriend 2y ago
Someone has to write the makefile.

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