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dfc
8y ago
I point people to the flashlight search on paranetrek all the time. I had no clue about the backstory. If you want a new flashlight check out http://flashlights.parametrek.com/
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dfc
8y ago
I really like diffpdf: http://www.qtrac.eu/diffpdf.html
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dfc
8y ago
I want to enjoy his videos but something about his presentation style is very off putting to me. Friends often forward me one of his videos but I have given up trying.
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dfc
8y ago
Vanilla i3 is also keyboard / low resource friendly; for these things i3-gaps is no different than vanilla i3. Having a wallpaper or transparent terminals never did anything for me but maybe become distracting.
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dfc
8y ago
I never understood the allure with i3-gaps. Without gaps wallpaper is only relevant for empty workspaces which I dont really use. The no copy and paste is a nonstarter for me.
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dfc
8y ago
I think 'merge' is just a typo.
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dfc
8y ago
Why would a TSCM want to inject traffic and potentially alert the adversary to the detection? Have you seen some of the spectrum analyzers built on HackRF?
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dfc
8y ago
But you can also cut curved glass with traditional glass scoring? And this has been so for a long time.
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dfc
8y ago
> almost entirely from curved pieces (a near impossibility with traditional scoring and breaking) I was a little surprised when I read this because it means the people at my local makerspace are magicians. There are tons of examples of c
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dfc
8y ago
In addition to the information all being on one page you can also: git clone https://salsa.debian.org/security-tracker-team/security-tracker.git git clone https://git.launchpad.net/ubuntu-cve-tr
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dfc
8y ago
I had the same reaction. This was one of the strangest omissions. I was certain there was going to be a neat plot twist at the end...
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dfc
8y ago
A friend of mine mentioned they got that email but we're not sure what specific cert it was for. I told him he must have missed that part of the email. Is there any chance you are sending those emails out without specifically identify
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dfc
8y ago
Some of them seem to be limited to certain geographic regions. (UK/Europe)
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dfc
8y ago
The terminology, the terminal emulator from enlightenment, will display images and do other things tgat xterm never could: https://www.enlightenment.org/about-terminology.md
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dfc
8y ago
It's strange to me to imagine that there would be one language that was the best choice for OS implementation and day to day user interaction/automation. I'm curious what language do you think would be good for both use cases
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dfc
8y ago
I really enjoyed the IPv6 "certification" they did. If you have some free time and have never done any IPv6 networking I highly recommend it: https://ipv6.he.net/certification/
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dfc
8y ago
The author says that JPEG-XRs are decoded on "the software-side on the CPU" a couple of times that it seems like it might be a term of art but it sounds very awkward to me. Is the TLDR actually "jpeg xr implementation is poor
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dfc
8y ago
It looks like the author used pandoc with Tufte handout * css: https://github.com/edwardtufte/et-book/ * latex: tufte-handout style from CTAN
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dfc
8y ago
The packet loss and artificial latency were what the authors refer to as fuzzing.
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dfc
8y ago
The inability to sell their next bug.
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dfc
8y ago
It just doesn't have an entry for www.globalentry.gov. This works: https://globalentry.gov/ It's just a redirect to a page on CBP. Slow news day for this to make the front page of HN.
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dfc
8y ago
http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/20005927A.pd...
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More Ghostscript issues: Should we disable PS coders in policy.xml by default?
(openwall.com)
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dfc
8y ago
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dfc
8y ago
I think the comment is in reference to the second problem listed, "editing the plaintext file is difficult."
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dfc
8y ago
I am honestly excited for you. I can't believe you haven't seen The Woodwright Shop. Roy has been doing this for at least 37 years! Pick an episode that you think sounds interesting. Roy's presentation style can be a little
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dfc
8y ago
> The VERY BEST wood working / handy man show NO CONTEST TOH was the best handyman show for sure. But he woodworking content was negligible. The Woodright Shop is the best woodworking show.
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dfc
8y ago
You can create "rectangular boards" by riving too.
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Icelandic whalers kill blue whale, activists say, first in 40 years
(cnn.com)
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dfc
8y ago
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dfc
8y ago
Is it just me or is the graph reversed? If you want super cool latex documents dont use ipynb-tex that often?
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dfc
9y ago
Your list is almost entirely client hygiene and does not seem to have any connection to the priblems with port forwarding outlined linked article. Am I missing something?
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