computersuck

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by computersuck 7d ago
You may want to make it more "Agent Ready" https://radar.cloudflare.com/scan/4d52f3e5-5983-45bf-a993-2c...
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by computersuck 9d ago
Servo uses mozjs which is just rust bindings for SpiderMonkey which is still C++. All this effort to use rust and yet they would not rewrite the JS engine which is the biggest attack surface for memory vulns.
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by computersuck 3mo ago
Has anyone tried using ClickHouse to build a SIEM or security related tool?
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Don't trust large context windows(garrit.xyz)
277 points by computersuck 4mo ago|195 comments
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Local privacy-first period tracker(syncmateapp.com)
3 points by computersuck 4mo ago|0 comments
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by computersuck 4mo ago
so much for democracy
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by computersuck 4mo ago
Do not fucking use npm. Stay the fuck away from it. Want to write JS? AI can now write vanilla JS for you with no libraries. Own your code.
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by computersuck 5mo ago
Shameless title.
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by computersuck 5mo ago
More like X.400 times convoluted
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Internet Protocol Version 8 (IPv8)(ietf.org)
5 points by computersuck 5mo ago|4 comments
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AWS Security Agent on-demand penetration testing is now generally available(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by computersuck 5mo ago|0 comments
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by computersuck 6mo ago
Feels like a rug pull.. smells like enshittification
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by computersuck 6mo ago
Don't buy from Amazon and expect anything but. Knowing the kind of company it is and still being a customer is inexcusable.
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The Browser Becomes Your WordPress(wordpress.org)
3 points by computersuck 7mo ago|0 comments
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by computersuck 7mo ago
this is a long article that doesn't say much at all. likely generated by AI? it goes on for ages just to reach the point of "write the tests first"
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Human Brain Cells on a Chip Learned to Play Doom in a Week(m.slashdot.org)
2 points by computersuck 7mo ago|1 comments
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by computersuck 7mo ago
this is the dumbest fking thing to do math with
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by computersuck 7mo ago
> You’re left reaching inward for something that the process never required you to develop, and the gap between the effort you expected to invest and the effort that was actually needed starts to feel like a personal failure rather than
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by computersuck 7mo ago
It already is.
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by computersuck 8mo ago
Doesn't sound that fking welcoming to me
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by computersuck 8mo ago
This is almost a feature, it allows people who are more curious to unlock without buying more cartridges
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YaCy: P2P Search Engine(github.com)
2 points by computersuck 8mo ago|0 comments
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by computersuck 8mo ago
Multi Processor Support!!? Cutting edge stuff
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by computersuck 8mo ago
Because people are habitual, and mental load increases when you have to learn the UI again every update. Like if someone decided to change all your pots and pans every few months, it's harzadous for cooking.
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by computersuck 9mo ago
It's very profitable to recycle small electronics in some economies where thousands of companies do it (eg India or Shenzhen); in countries where human labour is more expensive, it's untenable
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by computersuck 9mo ago
https://pluralistic.net/2026/01/01/39c3/
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by computersuck 9mo ago
https://archive.org/details/stackexchange Found it
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by computersuck 9mo ago
Someone needs to archive the entirety of StackOverflow and make it available over torrent so that it can be preserved when the site shuts down. Urgently.
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by computersuck 9mo ago
you mean "one" not "once" right?
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by computersuck 9mo ago
Bit dodgy that they don't provide transparent setup commands or server source code on their github. I get the ease of user setup thing, I just think that the server should be able to be self deployed without a client GUI, or providing

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