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by dastx 6y ago
Surprised no one has mentioned weboob. If your interest isn't specifically along the lines of "go to all pages, and get all of the data" and more along the lines of "go to my bank, log in using username and password, get
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by dastx 6y ago
This entirely depends on individual's perspective. As Chris mentioned, this is exactly what Big Corp™ wants. They'll be the ones buying it too, and would likely pay extra for such a feature. They're the target market for thes
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by dastx 6y ago
My understanding was that you can put this in any other motherboard with the same signing key. Presuming the intent her is that every single machine would have to have a different signing key. If this was the case, then yes, security seems
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by dastx 6y ago
Could it be that you've got antitracking mechanisms enabled? Noscript, enhanced tracking protection or something else? They could very well prevent Firefox from accessing said APIs Edit: never mind, I just checked some, and they'r
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by dastx 6y ago
I am to this day extremely impressed by the level of granularity of permissions that AWS IAM provides. Having worked with GCP, while their offering is good enough, it comes no where near as powerful as AWS' offering. Hats off to the AW
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by dastx 6y ago
Maybe just me, but I've never thought of kubernetes as being complex for users. To me the complex bit of K8s isn't deploying to it, but administration of it. Figuring out the architecture, debugging some silly thing not working et
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by dastx 6y ago
The people you really need to be worried about when it comes to torrenting if you're downloading illegal content, are anti-piracy groups. They will reach out to your ISP, and if they don't comply, they will sue them to comply. Mos
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by dastx 6y ago
Except if they have a time and date, and IP, your ISP will know who that IP belonged to at that time. No fingerprinting necessary.
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by dastx 6y ago
I see a lot of people suggesting Qt, is there a reason GTK isn't being suggested at all? I'm in a position where I'd like to develop a better client for Bitwarden that includes autofill to the point of 1Password, and while I
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by dastx 6y ago
No, Apple wants you to think they're the best when it comes to protecting user's privacy. Don't forget Apple was one of the many companies part of the PRISM program.
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by dastx 6y ago
Have you considered saml2aws[0]? [0] https://github.com/Versent/saml2aws
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by dastx 6y ago
Sounds to me like you need uBlock Origin in case you don't have it.
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by dastx 6y ago
Ditto on Monzo and Starling. A friend works at Starling and from the stories he's mentioned, they seem like they treat customers and employees with respect. Personally I use Monzo for personal banking, and Starling for business. Though
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by dastx 6y ago
I'll give 3 months before Facebook starts charging individuals, or starts tracking them.
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by dastx 6y ago
> Yes, they may have taken billions of painstaking person-years to hand-transcribe them onto artisanal silks, but no matter how much effort you put into copying someone else's work, it doesn't make it your work, and you can&#x2
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by dastx 6y ago
All of which is readily available on tor anyway. It's just now centralised.
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by dastx 6y ago
Using uMatrix makes this redundant. It always allows cookies to be sent, but only sends them back to the server iff the domains are in the allow list.
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by dastx 6y ago
Yes. Though it was slow (slower than other extension based password managers), but worse, it was missing some of the features. I can't remember exactly what it was, but at one point I tried to edit something, but there was no way for m
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by dastx 6y ago
Ooh boy. This is amazing. The horrible Linux support they had was the reason I left 1Password. This might make me go back to 1Password.
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by dastx 6y ago
Also, even his older content also has a long format. Usually between 20 and 30 mins. This was way before the changes that ranked longer videos higher.
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by dastx 6y ago
You can deploy aws services (via cloudformation yaml) as a K8s manifest
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by dastx 6y ago
Sure, but desktop hardware is also more likely to fail quicker as they're not designed to be used like servers. So there's a trade off.
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by dastx 6y ago
Out of curiosity, why are you running 2 k8s nodes on a single physical machine? Why not just run k8s on the physical machine? K8s should be able to manage all the processes correctly for you, and in addition you won't have the resource
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by dastx 6y ago
Have a colleague who said the same. They had come in for reasons I can't remember, and shortly after launched a product that worked strangely similar to their offering. People got laid off, including my colleague, not long after that.
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by dastx 6y ago
> needs constant firmware updates Firmware updates are good. They can patch security issues and they can improve different aspects of the device. The security being the best plus obviously. Wholeheartedly agree that there is no reason fo
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by dastx 6y ago
Vanced is a modded YouTube official app. Some premium features enabled and removed ads.
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by dastx 6y ago
Right but other websites load bloat in the sense that it's all trackers, ads and other useless crap that doesn't add anything to the UX. Gmail on the other hand all, if not most, of what is being downloaded is to have the rich UI
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by dastx 6y ago
Not sure about Hyperoptic, but CommunityFibre (gigabit FTTP) also uses Huawei routers (and presuming kit in the rest of their infra). I can hands down say, as much as it was a shit router, it still was better than the routers I've been
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by dastx 6y ago
You can also use YouTube Vanced if you're on Android
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by dastx 6y ago
I suppose it depends on the use case. Personally I've always thought argparse is good enough, and have never hit a roadblock "because I'm using argparse" so to say. Having said that, I do like the pattern click is going

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